Norah ___, Grammy-winning jazz artist who sang a reimagined version of her song "Don't Know Why" with Elmo on "Sesame Street" Crossword Clue

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Norah ___, Grammy-winning jazz artist who sang a reimagined version of her song "Don't Know Why" with Elmo on "Sesame Street" Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. United States golfer (1902-1971)
2. United States labor leader (born in Ireland) who helped to found the Industrial Workers of the World (1830-1930)

Hint 2: Clue Definition

WINNING (adjective)
1. very attractive; capturing interest
2. having won
WINNING (noun)
1. succeeding with great difficulty

More Daily Themed Crossword (2/3/2025) Answers

Across

1. Magician's prop where a rabbit may be hidden

4. Chip accompaniment

7. One less than eleven

10. Inflated self-image

11. Month after September, for short

12. Make ___ while the sun shines

13. ___-and-pop store

14. Itchy pest on a dog

15. Campsite rain cover, for short

16. Holy book

18. Destiny's ___, R&B girl group that sang "A New Way to Walk" with Elmo, Zoe, and Grover on "Sesame Street"

19. ___ the season

20. Rapper ___-Z

21. "The Amazing ___" (reality TV series)

24. Piece of firewood

25. Marketing major's degree: Abbr.

28. Mouth-watering scent from a bakery, say

30. Opposite of WSW: Abbr.

31. Call upon a genie

32. Tiny woof

33. Off-Broadway award

35. Diana ___, Motown legend who sang "Believe in Yourself" with Big Bird on "Sesame Street"

36. President Eisenhower, lovingly

37. "S" in STEM, for short

39. ___ Keys, R&B singer who sang a parody of her song "Fallin'" in a duet with Elmo on "Sesame Street"

42. Not buttoned, as a shirt

45. Land of Lima, llamas, and Incas

46. Johnny ___, country legend who sang "Nasty Dan" with Oscar the Grouch on "Sesame Street"

49. Run a fever, say

51. Common string between "Geek" and "Greek"

52. Go backpacking in the wild

53. Jamaican dance music

54. Overwhelming racket

55. "___ Mex Motors" (reality TV show)

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Down

1. Edge of a skirt

2. "All Those Years ___" (George Harrison song)

3. Resting place for a mummy

4. The Goo Goo ___, iconic rock band who sang a parody of their song "Slide" with Elmo on "Sesame Street"

5. Slushy treat with a polar bear mascot

6. Group that often plans bake sales at school, perhaps: Abbr.

7. Muay ___ (combat sport)

8. ___ Grey (tea variety)

9. Big Apple law enforcement organization: Abbr.

14. Organization with a "Most Wanted" list Abbr.

15. Shakespeare's "your"

17. Shopping list entry

18. Actor Nicolas of "Longlegs"

21. ___ Charles, legendary soul singer who sang "Bein' Green" with a chorus of Muppet monsters on "Sesame Street"

22. Actress ___ Graynor from "The Sopranos"

23. "Beverly Hills ___" (1984 film starring Eddie Murphy)

24. Luau garland

25. "Pal," in street slang

26. What kids usually ride to school

27. Bodybuilder's six-pack, for short

29. "Waste It On Me" DJ Steve ___

34. Spring break destination, usually

35. Letters on a tombstone

36. Hospital wing for critical patients: Abbr.

38. "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" actor Sacha Baron ___

39. King Kong e.g.

40. "Malcolm X" director Spike ___

41. Get on someone's nerves

43. Direction for a sun salutation, during yoga

44. Air Jordans and Dunks' brand

47. First ___ (emergency treatment)

48. Go down snowy slopes

50. Busy California airport Abbr.

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