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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Tippy top | ACME |
5 | Feel the absence of | MISS |
9 | Apple Pencil users’ devices | IPADS |
14 | Fluffy carpet, or fluffy hairstyle | SHAG |
15 | “I’ve got this, boss!” | ONIT |
16 | Himalayan nation | NEPAL |
17 | Yoga pose practiced by royals? | KINGCOBRA |
19 | Not far ahead, on a scoreboard | UPONE |
20 | Verbal authorization | SAYSO |
21 | Justified, or how text may be justified | RIGHT |
23 | TV screen option | LCD |
24 | Bake sale buy | PIE |
26 | Embroiderer’s tools | NEEDLES |
28 | Yoga pose practiced on Saturdays and Sundays? | WEEKENDWARRIOR |
33 | In peril | ATRISK |
34 | Fund, as a scholarship | ENDOW |
35 | Do some checkout work | SCAN |
36 | See 2-Down | PET |
37 | Off base? | AWOL |
41 | Celtic priest | DRUID |
44 | Swank with two Oscars | HILARY |
46 | Yoga pose practiced in New York’s most populous borough? | BROOKLYNBRIDGE |
49 | Subject of conscription | DRAFTEE |
50 | Singular or plural pronoun | YOU |
51 | What an air ball doesn’t touch | RIM |
52 | Customary | USUAL |
54 | Having full foliage | LEAFY |
59 | Beautify | ADORN |
61 | Yoga pose practiced on FaceTime? | PHONETREE |
63 | Went from full to gibbous | WANED |
64 | Luxury hotel chain | OMNI |
65 | Prison unit | CELL |
66 | Andean pack animal | LLAMA |
67 | Wasp’s home | NEST |
68 | One of the rooms on a Clue board | HALL |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Inquires | ASKS |
2 | With 36-Across, figurine that sprouts | CHIA |
3 | Lots and lots | MANY |
4 | Dozen in a carton | EGGS |
5 | Cow’s call | MOO |
6 | Implanted by heredity | INBRED |
7 | Assistant on 9-Across | SIRI |
8 | Unmoving | STAGNANT |
9 | Unborn | INUTERO |
10 | Verve | PEP |
11 | Theater where Ella Fitzgerald got her start | APOLLO |
12 | Second reindeer mentioned in “A Visit From St. Nicholas” | DANCER |
13 | Lugers ride them | SLEDS |
18 | Gets by | COPES |
22 | Bunch of bison | HERD |
25 | Tattoos, slangily | INK |
27 | Hindu festival of lights | DIWALI |
28 | Used to be | WAS |
29 | Catchall abbr. | ETC |
30 | Significant time | ERA |
31 | Not exactly | KINDOF |
32 | In need of hoeing | WEEDY |
36 | Swamp, as a workload | PILEUPON |
38 | Money clip contents | WAD |
39 | Noncommercial URL letters | ORG |
40 | Strong alkaline solution | LYE |
42 | Capitol Building feature | ROTUNDA |
43 | Luau instruments | UKES |
44 | “Westworld” network | HBO |
45 | “Yay, me!” | IRULE |
46 | Type of shower or salon | BRIDAL |
47 | Young heroine of Beverly Cleary’s novels | RAMONA |
48 | Stockings, quaintly | NYLONS |
49 | Southerner’s speech feature, often | DRAWL |
53 | Wistful sigh | AHME |
55 | Carve with acid | ETCH |
56 | Locale | AREA |
57 | Plummeted | FELL |
58 | Talk over the din | YELL |
60 | “Stand” band | REM |
62 | Minor criticism | NIT |