Nicolas ___, "National Treasure" actor who learned to play the mandolin for his role in "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" Crossword Clue

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Nicolas ___, "National Treasure" actor who learned to play the mandolin for his role in "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. a movable screen placed behind home base to catch balls during batting practice
2. an enclosure made or wire or metal bars in which birds or animals can be kept
(verb)
1. confine in a cage

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

NATIONAL (noun)
1. a person who owes allegiance to that nation
NATIONAL (adjective)
1. inside the country
2. concerned with or applicable to or belonging to an entire nation or country
MANDOLIN (noun)
1. a stringed instrument related to the lute, usually played with a plectrum

More Daily Themed Crossword (9/25/2025) Answers

Across

1. Christmas pudding fruit (rhymes with "drum")

5. 'I agree!'

8. Memo ___ (office stationery)

11. ___-pedi (beauty treatment)

12. Wood chopper's tool

13. Ostrich's Aussie cousin

14. Travel by boat, say

15. Mount Everest or Kilimanjaro, for short

16. Opposite of "negative," for short

17. Sixth sense: Abbr

20. ___ Downey Jr., "Iron Man" actor who learned to play the violin for his role in "Chaplin"

22. ___ Rica, Central American country

24. Actress Grande of "Wicked," to fans

25. Road-laying gunk

26. Nightmarish street

32. Open, as a toothpaste tube

34. "Is this ___ much to ask for?"

37. Rudy ___ (former NBA player)

38. Actor Sean ___ who played Ned Stark on "Game of Thrones"

39. Vehicle that sounds like "ban"

40. Birthday party "+1"?

41. ___ Mahal (Indian marble landmark)

44. ___ Knightley, "Pirates of the Caribbean" actress who learned to play the guitar for her role in "Begin Again"

46. ___ the Hun

49. Bro's sibling, for short:

50. In favor of

51. Bassist's booster, for short

53. ___ Grant, "Love Actually" actor who learned to play the guitar for his role in "About a Boy"

57. "Old MacDonald" ending syllables

58. ___ Grande (North American river)

59. "___-dokie!" ("Sure thing!")

60. Jack Quaid, to Meg Ryan

61. USA's neighbor to the south, for short

62. Where Knoxville and Nashville are, for short

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Down

1. Evening hours: Abbr.

2. When doubled, a Teletubby

3. Prefix with "corn" for a one-horned magical horse

4. ___ Teller, actor who learned to play the drums for his role in "Whiplash"

5. Thanksgiving tuber

6. "The guac is ___" (information at a restaurant about an add-on)

7. "Mister," in Colombia

8. ___ le Pew ("Looney Tunes" skunk)

9. "Mi ___" (Spanish for "my love")

10. Layer seen on unused furniture

18. Staircase part

19. Gal ___ (girl friend)

21. Flickable lighter and common pen brand

22. Stick used for support during walking

23. "Free Willy" star

25. Ice cream container

27. VH1's sister channel: Abbr.

29. Seaweed extract that acts as a binding agent

30. Lady of "A Star Is Born"

31. "___ of the Tiger," theme song of "Rocky III"

33. Prefix before "biotic" or "oxidant"

35. Trees with acorns

36. "You're the only ___ trust": 2 wds.

42. Morning phone sound, perhaps

43. ___ Foxx, "Django Unchained" actor who learned to play the cello for his role in "The Soloist"

45. "Be careful, the coffee ___": 2 wds.

46. "Planet of the ___" (sci-fi franchise)

47. More than a duo

48. Goofy or Pluto, e.g.

52. Chicken ___ (rash-inducing disease)

54. Guitar's smaller cousin, for short

55. Tonic's bar buddy

56. Rooster's partner

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