Prefix with "glycemic" to mean less than normal (opposite of "hyper") Crossword Clue

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Prefix with "glycemic" to mean less than normal (opposite of "hyper") Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. a piston syringe that is fitted with a hypodermic needle for giving injections
2. a compound used as a fixing agent in photographic developing

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

PREFIX (noun)
1. an affix that is added in front of the word
PREFIX (verb)
1. attach a prefix to
OPPOSITE (adverb)
1. directly facing each other
OPPOSITE (adjective)
1. characterized by opposite extremes; completely opposed
2. of leaves etc; growing in pairs on either side of a stem
OPPOSITE (noun)
1. a contestant that you are matched against
2. a relation of direct opposition

More Daily Themed Crossword (4/25/2026) Answers

Across

1. Massage spot in a resort

4. ___, Humbug!

7. Corn eater's leftover part

10. Busy center of activity (rhymes with "pub")

11. Chimpanzee, for one

12. Metal sources

14. American tax authority: Abbr.

15. "Hold on a ___" ("Give me a moment")

16. 50 ___, "21 Questions" rapper

17. "___-wee's Big Holiday" (2016 film)

18. Liquid in a tattooist's needle

19. Remember ___ Woodpecker from the Walter Lantz Studios? His funny laugh and nonstop mischief have been around since the 1940s!

20. Convent figure

22. ___-di-dah (pretentious)

24. Floor rugs in front of a door

26. "We are gathered ___ today ..."

27. Place walked into, in a common joke format

30. Remember this yellow canary bird from "Looney Tunes?" His "I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" and cuteness have been around since the 1940s!

32. Call it a day, career-wise

34. Plunging neckline shape for a t-shirt

35. Grown ___ (adults)

37. Really old

38. Remember ___ Duck from the Walt Disney Company? His "Aw, phooey" and sailor suit have been around since the 1930s!

41. Lymph ___, immune system part

44. Attire or clothing

48. Remember this red-billed hornbill from "The Lion King?" His uptightness and morning reports have been around since the 1940s!

49. Broadcasts a show on TV or radio

50. Hollywood's country: Abbr.

51. Automaker Ferrari

52. ___-mo, replay speed to watch a water balloon burst

53. Subway stop, for short

54. "Yay or ___?"

55. Identity theft target: Abbr.

56. Mouse-spotter’s horrified squeal

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Down

1. 'That ___ has sailed'

2. Without any contamination

3. One not present in class

4. Another word for a sink

5. "Can I borrow ___ to write the exam?" (writing tool): 2 wds.

6. Remember ___ and Jeckle from Terrytoons? Their cleverness and mischief have been around since the 1940s!

7. ___ Chanel, French fashion designer

8. Twist Lick Dunk cookie

9. ___ over backwards (be very accommodating)

13. Messy pig home

19. Cry on a water slide

21. In ___ (occupied)

23. “A” in ETA, for short

24. "Jersey Shore" network: Abbr.

25. "I am in ___ of you!" ("I'm amazed!")

27. Remember ___ Bird from "Sesame Street?" His love for learning and sweet songs have been around since the 1960s!

28. "Diamonds ___ Forever" (Sean Connery's Bond film)

29. Soccer penalty card color

31. Letters repeating in "multitude" and "quietude"

33. Magician's "There you have it!": Hyph.

36. Slow-paced park mollusks

39. Blacksmith's wear

40. Old DJs' assortment: Abbr.

41. Granny, affectionately

42. Osbourne of Black Sabbath

43. PowerBook ___, line of subnotebooks by Apple Computer

45. Cunning trick (anagram of "sure")

46. "East" in Spanish (anagram of "sete")

47. Very slender and tall

48. Japanese ___ garden (meditative place)

49. African wild ___ (wild donkey)

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