___ racing, sport invented in Georgia, USA that uses heavy commercial vehicles in thrilling competitive races Crossword Clue

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___ racing, sport invented in Georgia, USA that uses heavy commercial vehicles in thrilling competitive races Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. an automotive vehicle suitable for hauling
2. a handcart that has a frame with two low wheels and a ledge at the bottom and handles at the top; used to move crates or other heavy objects
(verb)
1. convey (goods etc.) by truck

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

COMPETITIVE (adjective)
1. involving competition or competitiveness
2. showing a fighting disposition
COMMERCIAL (noun)
1. a commercially sponsored ad on radio or television
COMMERCIAL (adjective)
1. of the kind or quality used in commerce; average or inferior
2. connected with or engaged in or sponsored by or used in commerce or commercial enterprises

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10. Written promises to pay: Abbr.

12. Sing without words

13. Letters on a tombstone

14. "Go poke your ___ into someone else's business"

15. Scrabble piece

16. Morning hours: Abbr.

17. Ringo ___, drummer of the Beatles

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21. ___-turn ("You can't turn here"): 2 wds.

22. Colombo's country, ___ Lanka

23. Not negative, for short

26. Scorpio's birth month at times, for short

28. ___ golf, sport invented in the USA that combines the precision of golf with the fun of frisbee-throwing on tree-lined courses

32. Dunk, as cookies in milk

33. "Pencil" or "mini" garment

36. Offer a price, at an auction

37. ___ football, sport invented in Maryland, USA that features rules similar to regular football, but with fabric pulling instead of tackling

39. One of August's zodiac signs

40. Virginia Woolfs __ Dalloway

41. Edgar Allan ___, author of "The Black Cat"

44. Camp bed, perhaps

46. ___ tennis, sport invented in Michigan, USA that combines tennis strategy with unique solid wooden rackets and smaller courts

48. "Back in Black" rock band with electric letters

52. Suffix used with "gator" for a sports drink

54. Alter ___ (secret identities)

55. Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup in "Powerpuff Girls," e.g.

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58. Yoga meditation sounds

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60. Make the cat purr, perhaps

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1. Bowling ___ shooting, sport invented in the USA that uses familiar alley targets for competitive shooting

2. Disapproving cries from the stadium

3. "___ Do It!" (Nike's slogan)

4. Tuna from Hawaii

5. Gains muscle, with "up"

6. Smudge with a greasy substance (rhymes with "shear")

7. Spoilt or unruly child

8. "___ for the stars ..." (have high aspirations)

9. Instagram profile pictures: Abbr.

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18. Pouched hoppers of Australia, informally

20. Got ___ of (discarded)

23. Adobe output: Abbr.

24. Viscous fluid used in cosmetics

25. Resort for a hot stone massage

27. "Shop ___ You Drop" (popular game show)

29. "Big Blue" company that launched the ThinkPad: Abbr.

30. Ben Kingsley's title

31. Audio units that came after cassettes: Abbr.

34. Schoolyard playtime

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38. 3.5 or 4.0, in college: Abbr.

42. Dedicated poems

43. Knife part that cuts

45. Parlor ink, briefly

46. Writers' writers?

47. Near "E," on a fuel gauge

49. Cut away a part of, as a photograph

50. Roosevelt's coin

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