Below you will find all the answers for the Daily Celebrity Crossword Answers - 3/7/18 Wayback Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Animal that Dracula could turn into | Bat |
| 4 | “Go away, kitty!” | Scat |
| 8 | Clip-____ (hoofbeat’s sound) | Clop |
| 12 | Grime in a barbecue pit | Ash |
| 13 | Too | Also |
| 14 | Oxen connector | Yoke |
| 15 | Something that’s not true | Lie |
| 16 | Knocked for a ___ (dumbfounded) | Loop |
| 17 | Retractable feature of Wolverine | Claw |
| 18 | 1977 Eric Clapton song whose title is followed by “and rest you in my arms”: 3 wds. | Laydown Sally |
| 21 | Ramada ____ (hotel chain) | Inn |
| 22 | Garden of Eden woman | Eve |
| 23 | Fat-free kind of milk | Skim |
| 26 | Nickname of soccer superstar Lionel Messi | Leo |
| 27 | Tiny battery size | AAA |
| 30 | 1970 Eric Clapton song whose title is followed by “We gonna let it all hang down”: 2 wds. | After Midnight |
| 34 | Alternatives to Macs: Abbr. | PCs |
| 35 | Rite ____ (drugstore chain) | Aid |
| 36 | Wander around | Roam |
| 37 | Neuter, as a pet | Fix |
| 38 | Resort where there might be New Age music in the background | Spa |
| 40 | 1981 Eric Clapton song whose title is followed by “You’re fooling around with my heart”: 4 wds. | I Cant Stand It |
| 46 | “Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any ___?” | Wool |
| 47 | 82-year-old actor Alda | Alan |
| 48 | “I’m onto you now!” | Oho |
| 49 | Birds seen in barns | Owls |
| 50 | Movie role | Part |
| 51 | “This must weigh a ___!” | Ton |
| 52 | Walk in a kiddie pool | Wade |
| 53 | Frosty the Snowman’s facial features that were made out of coal | Eyes |
Down
| Clues | Answers | |
|---|---|---|
| 54 | Secret agent | Spy |
| 1 | What Cinderella wanted to attend | Ball |
| 2 | Cambodia’s continent | Asia |
| 3 | “You know what ___ say …” | They |
| 4 | Fancy barbershop | Salon |
| 5 | What Pennywise is, in the movie “It” | Clown |
| 6 | “I’ll be ___ of a gun!”: 2 wds. | As On |
| 7 | Athlete is expected to win a tournament: 2 wds. | Top Seed |
| 8 | Travel by bike | Cycle |
| 9 | Lounge around | Loll |
| 10 | “I’m fine with that” | Okay |
| 11 | Place to sit during a sermon | Pew |
| 19 | Coin with a torch on its reverse side | Dime |
| 20 | Lancome competitor | Avon |
| 23 | Sticky gunk from a tree | Sap |
| 24 | Fast food chain whose new ads feature Reba McEntire as Colonel Sanders | KFC |
| 25 | “___ all Greek to me” | Its |
| 26 | Pot’s cover | Lid |
| 27 | In years past | Ago |
| 28 | “Take On Me” band: Hyph. | Aha |
| 29 | Device for deposits and withdrawals: Abbr. | ATM |
| 31 | Rare weather forecast for a desert | Rain |
| 32 | Homemade compilation of songs, perhaps on a cassette | Mix Tape |
| 33 | Country that’s west of Afghanistan | Iran |
| 37 | Factually incorrect | FALSE |
| 38 | Look without blinking | Stare |
| 39 | Word that may follow “cargo” or “yoga” | Pants |
| 40 | Four-letter state that’s north of Missouri | Iowa |
| 41 | How revenge is best served, in a saying | Cold |
| 42 | What Buffy would do to a vampire | Slay |
| 43 | Brand of gumdrops often sold at movie concession counters | Dots |
| 44 | 24-hour breakfast chain, for short | IHOP |
| 45 | Actor Danza | Tony |
| 46 | “That’s very impressive!” | Wow |
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