Word repeated after "Que," in a Doris Day song Crossword Clue

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Word repeated after "Que," in a Doris Day song Crossword Answer

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

AFTER (adverb)
1. happening at a time subsequent to a reference time
AFTER (adjective)
1. located farther aft
DORIS (noun)
1. a small region of ancient Greece where the Doric dialect was spoken
2. (Greek mythology) wife of Nereus and mother of the Nereids

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ARES

More Daily Themed Crossword (5/7/2026) Answers

Across

1. Small kitchen measurement, for short

4. Walk-___ (like some large closets)

7. Singer ___ King Cole of "Straighten Up and Fly Right" fame

10. Primate in a zoo

11. Karaoke tune for two

13. Sandy hill in a desert (anagram of "nude")

14. Bed at a campsite

15. ___ Fitzgerald, jazz musician

16. "___ girl!" ("You go, girl!")

17. Three, in Rome

18. ___ Hitchcock, "Psycho" director who sneaks into his own films by playing uncredited bystanders in blink-and-you-miss cameos

20. ___-state area, New York

22. NFL scores in the end zone, for short

24. Pixar clownfish who goes missing

28. Wanda ___, co-creator and co-star of Netflix's "The Upshaws"

31. ___ Tarantino, "Pulp Fiction" director who sneaks into his own films by playing oddball side characters and memorable bit parts

34. Annoy big-time

35. ICU attendants: Abbr

36. "We didn't know ___ better"

38. Absorb, with "up"

39. Telephone number add-on, for short

41. Mother of a hinny

42. Golf score that's better than a bogey

44. What all the directors mentioned in this puzzle do in their own films

46. M. ___ Shyamalan, "The Sixth Sense" director who sneaks into his own films by playing small speaking roles and unexpected minor characters

49. ___ Dunst, actress from "Roofman"

53. Dodge skillfully, as a question (anagram of "eaved")

54. Stefani Germanotta ___ Lady Gaga: Abbr.

55. Madison or Park in New York, for short

56. ___ Craven, "Scream" director who sneaks into his own films by choosing tongue-in-cheek roles and meta-humor cameos

57. Taro look-alike

58. ___-a-cake (kids’ game)

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Down

1. Good skill for a diplomat (rhymes with "fact")

2. Football or hockey, e.g.

3. ___ Jackson, "The Lord of the Rings" director who sneaks into his own films by appearing in clever background roles and playful disguises

4. Flash of inspiration

5. ___ and void (invalid)

6. Note to ___ (reminder)

7. Almond or cashew, e.g.

8. Pantry-invading insect

9. Mad Hatter's brewed beverage

12. Road smoothening material

13. ___ long-legs (wispy arachnid)

19. UFO occupants: Abbr.

21. Highway stopover

23. Starry expanses

25. When a flight is anticipated to reach its destination: Abbr.

26. Ore-digging worker, say

27. Gemstone that's often black-and-white

29. Messes up

30. Reggae-like Jamaican music

31. Letters between "P" and "T"

32. Important 'numero'

33. Psychic’s mind reading skill: Abbr.

37. College admission assessments: Abbr.

40. ___ Waititi, "Jojo Rabbit" director who sneaks into his own films by playing eccentric side characters and hilarious minor roles

42. Degree that requires a defense: Abbr.

43. Devoured a pizza, say

45. Pack in extra tightly

46. "The Emperor's ___ Groove" (Disney film)

47. "___ been waiting my whole life for this"

48. Neither solid nor liquid

49. Letter after "jay"

50. Click, on a mobile device

51. Actress Longoria of "Decline and Fall"

52. It's not gross

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