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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Toon frames | CELS |
5 | Honking birds | GEESE |
10 | U.S. state that hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics | UTAH |
14 | Declare openly | AVOW |
15 | Comparable to a beet | AS RED |
16 | Prefix with physics | META- |
17 | Like collectible coins | RARE |
18 | Coen Brothers’ “Best Original” Oscar-winning output for “Fargo” | SCREENPLAY (giving “PENAL code”) |
20 | Roll with the punches | ADAPT |
22 | Egypt’s Mubarak | HOSNI |
23 | Before, to a bard | ERE |
24 | Weather warning on your cellphone, e.g. | TEXT ALERT (giving “TAX code”) |
26 | Lukewarm | TEPID |
28 | Detroit labor gp. | UAW |
29 | Amtrak express | ACELA |
31 | Add, as to a list | APPEND |
35 | To’s counterpart | FRO |
36 | “__ girl!”: encouraging words | ATTA |
39 | Informal name for the classic painting “Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1” | WHISTLER’S MOTHER (giving “MORSE code”) |
42 | Ships’ records | LOGS |
43 | Yalie | ELI |
44 | Like favorite car radio stations | PRESET |
45 | Ibsen’s “__ Gabler” | HEDDA |
47 | Actor Stephen | REA |
48 | Siri counterpart | ALEXA |
50 | Sleight-of-hand swindle | SHELL GAME (giving “LEGAL code”) |
56 | Green expanse | LEA |
57 | Greek i’s | IOTAS |
59 | Shipwreck site | SHOAL |
60 | Say “See you mañana,” e.g. … and a hint to each set of circles | CODE-SWITCH |
63 | Rice-like pasta | ORZO |
64 | Small bills | ONES |
65 | Freeze over | ICE UP |
66 | Resign, with “down” | STEP … |
67 | Senator’s helper | AIDE |
68 | Mississippi quartet | ESSES |
69 | Stun with a zapper | TASE |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Diamond weight | CARAT |
2 | Sidestep | EVADE |
3 | “I speak for the trees” Seuss character | LORAX |
4 | Won every game | SWEPT |
5 | Fuel from a pump | GAS |
6 | Abstain from | ESCHEW |
7 | There’s one in “beleive” | ERROR |
8 | Reel from a bang on the head | SEE STARS |
9 | Biblical garden | EDEN |
10 | Strike caller | UMP |
11 | Mind readers | TELEPATHS |
12 | Gaming brand since 1972 | ATARI |
13 | Cut and collected in bales | HAYED |
19 | After-dark period, in ads | NITE |
21 | Tease | TAUNT |
25 | Served, as soup | LADLED |
27 | Delight to the max | ELATE |
30 | Force, as to do something | COMPEL |
31 | Boring tool | AWL |
32 | Vietnamese soup | PHO |
33 | Stubborn in a porcine way | PIGHEADED |
34 | Southeast England county | ESSEX |
35 | Thu. follower | FRI |
37 | Golf driving aid | TEE |
38 | Part of MoMA | ART |
40 | Stretchy things | ELASTICS |
41 | Grad school grillings | ORALS |
46 | Speaker’s stand | DAIS |
47 | Save | RESCUE |
48 | Big name in foil | ALCOA |
49 | “Madam Secretary” star Téa | LEONI |
51 | Despises | HATES |
52 | Halloween sheet wearer | GHOST |
53 | Big blood vessel | AORTA |
54 | Lab rats’ challenges | MAZES |
55 | Say “I do” without the ado | ELOPE |
58 | Bruise, to a tot | OWIE |
61 | Opposite of WNW | ESE |
62 | Some PCs | HPS |