Central, as a street (rhymes with "pain") Crossword Clue

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Central, as a street (rhymes with "pain") Crossword Answer

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(adjective)
1. (of a clause) capable of standing syntactically alone as a complete sentence
2. most important element
(noun)
1. any very large body of (salt) water
2. a principal pipe in a system that distributes water or gas or electricity or that collects sewage

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

STREET (noun)
1. a situation offering opportunities
2. a thoroughfare (usually including sidewalks) that is lined with buildings
CENTRAL (noun)
1. a workplace that serves as a telecommunications facility where lines from telephones can be connected together to permit communication
CENTRAL (adjective)
1. serving as an essential component
2. in or near a center or constituting a center; the inner area

Hint 3: Anagram

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More Daily Themed Crossword (3/4/2026) Answers

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8. Summer getaway with tents and s'mores

12. Remote battery size

14. Clevelands state

15. In bed sick, say

16. ___ 500, annual car race

17. Shopping center

18. Protect from attackers

20. "Downton ___," historical drama starring Maggie Smith, set in a Yorkshire Manor, that was primarily filmed at Highclere Castle in Hampshire

21. Not negative, for short

22. ___-mo (film-making effect)

23. TV-and-laptop connecting cable: Abbr.

26. Brazil's ___ Paulo

27. ___ Winehouse, singer of "Rehab"

30. "The Brady ___," sitcom starring Robert Reed and set in a two-story family home, whose exteriors were shot at a real house in LA

32. The "O" of IOU

33. eBay action

34. "XXX" counterpart, in a children's game

35. Battleship letters

37. "M" in YMCA

38. Hairy cousin from 44a

39. Gerund ender

41. Dispatch, as mail

44. "The ___ Family," sitcom starring Carolyn Jones and set in a Victorian-style mansion, whose exteriors were filmed at a real house in LA

47. Cow sound after "here," "there," and "everywhere" in "Old MacDonald Had a Farm": 2 wds.

48. Piggy bank addition, often

49. Post-___ (sticky notes)

52. "___ House," sitcom starring Bob Saget and set in a Victorian-style townhouse, whose exteriors were filmed at a real house in San Francisco

53. Revered personality

54. "Ghost Rider" actor Cage, fondly

55. Paul Anka's "___ Beso"

56. Pig's haven

57. Tackle the slopes

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1. "Because I ___ so!"

2. ___ and hearty (rhymes with "bale")

3. "Two and a ___ Men," sitcom starring Jon Cryer and set in a Malibu beach house, whose exterior shots were filmed on Malibu Colony Road

4. ___ acid (protein component)

5. Touches down, like a plane

6. "Diary of a Wimpy ___" (book series)

7. “Do you have ___ questions?”

8. Burger + fries + coke, e.g.

9. Moby-Dick captain

10. Go the extra ___ (make extra effort)

11. "Roly" follower in a rhyme

19. ___ fail (disaster)

20. ___ vera cream (skin soother)

22. Horror film series named for a toothy tool

23. "Game of Thrones" channel: Abbr.

24. The Black Keys or The White Stripes, e.g.

25. Letters before "P"

26. Sailor's "Mayday!"

27. President Lincoln, informally

28. "Pachinko" author ___ Jin Lee

29. NFL field measurements, for short

31. Shelter built on a desert island, perhaps

36. "Step by Step" actress ___ Keanan

37. "The Wizard of Oz" studio: Abbr.

38. "American ___" (TV series)

39. "American ___" (Green Day album)

40. "The ___," sitcom starring Fran Drescher and set in an Upper East Side townhouse, whose exteriors were filmed at a real house in New York

41. Touching a base, in baseball

42. Large, flightless Outback birds

43. ___ contendere (court plea)

45. People who treat you when you're sick, for short

46. The seven deadly ones

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51. First part of a rhyming film genre

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