Term for an imaginary and perfect society, first coined by Sir Thomas More Crossword Clue

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Term for an imaginary and perfect society, first coined by Sir Thomas More Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. an imaginary place considered to be perfect or ideal
2. a book written by Sir Thomas More (1516) describing the perfect society on an imaginary island

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

IMAGINARY (adjective)
1. not based on fact; existing only in the imagination
IMAGINARY (noun)
1. (mathematics) a number of the form a+bi where a and b are real numbers and i is the square root of -1
SOCIETY (noun)
1. the state of being with someone
2. a formal association of people with similar interests

More Daily Themed Crossword (10/20/2025) Answers

Across

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4. Served a meal to

7. Decomposes, as fruits or vegetables

11. Sticky stuff (anagram of "pogo")

13. "Yes, captain!"

14. Nevada's ___ 51 (site to spot aliens, supposedly)

15. ___ bear (mother bear)

16. Buzzing insect that makes honey

17. Go through a novel, say

18. Ding on a car

20. "American ___," song by Don McLean that a chef might sing while whipping up a lemon meringue dessert

22. Tiniest bit

25. Coveted award in Hollywood

29. "___ Fried," song by Zac Brown Band that a chef might hum while making buffalo wings

32. "Step by Step" actress ___ Keanan

33. Solemn pledge

34. London's country, for short

36. Small barrel for beer or whiskey

37. "I'm a little teapot, short and ___ ..."

40. "___ and Bananas," children's song that a chef may sing while preparing a fruit salad

43. Black gunk used on roads

45. ___ milk (vegan option)

46. Listerine rival

48. Detox facility, for short

52. "___ Suey!" song by System of a Down that a chef might rock out to while stir-frying a delicious Chinese dish

53. Handle with ___ (words on a box containing hatching eggs)

56. "I love," in Lima

57. Prefix with “meter” to mean an outer boundary

58. Famous ___ (American cookie brand)

59. Slangy ending for "any"

60. "May I ___ silly question?": 2 wds.

61. Kung __ shrimp

62. "Everything is ___" (totally fine): Hyph.

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Down

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2. Rocky ___ ice cream

3. "Pour ___ Sugar on Me," Def Leppard song a chef could belt while glazing a stack of sticky donuts

4. The ___ Four, nickname of the Beatles

5. Body part that sheds tears

6. Opposite of "shallow," as the ends of a pool

7. Most uncommon

8. Miner's find

9. Drink enjoyed with scones

10. Lacking joy

12. "___ Room," 2002 thriller starring Jodie Foster

19. Kesha's hit song "TiK ___"

21. iPhone's platform

23. Casual Friday shirt

24. Leo Tolstoy's "___ Karenina"

26. "___ by the Ocean," pop song by DNCE that a pastry chef might sing while frosting a chocolate sponge dessert

27. Gets a perfect score, say

28. Oil installation

29. Pharmacy chain letters

30. Sweltering

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39. ___ dance (noisy dance)

41. Tiny skin openings

42. Something found in your soap

44. Quick summary of last week's episode, say

46. "___ going to have a baby! I'm so happy for her!"

47. Wine stopper

49. Verbal equivalent of "LOL": Hyph.

50. "Here ___, there ..." (line in "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"): 2 wds.

51. "Cooking by the ___," LazyTown song a chef might sing while consulting a recipe manual for every tasty dish in this puzzle

52. Tax advisor: Abbr.

54. Physicians' organization: Abbr.

55. Tigger’s pal

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