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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | “Full Frontal With Samantha Bee” network | TBS |
4 | Distinctive quality | AURA |
8 | Leaves speechless | STUNS |
13 | Word that follows punt or kick in football | RETURNER |
15 | General character, as of a conversation | TENOR |
16 | Muhammad Ali or Serena Williams, e.g. | OLYMPICMEDALIST |
19 | Its work is picking up | TAXI |
20 | ___-Berlin (sector controlled by die Sowjetunion) | OST |
21 | Part of un archipiélago | ISLA |
22 | High in the Andes | ALTO |
25 | Fowl with wattles | TURKEYS |
28 | Smoke-filled room? | HOOKAHLOUNGE |
32 | Sunny Day Real Estate’s music | EMO |
33 | Existed | BEEN |
34 | Irkutsk or Omsk, e.g. | OBLAST |
38 | Cornfield creation | MAZE |
40 | FedEx competitor | DHL |
42 | Present time? | YULE |
43 | Merger agreement? | PRENUP |
46 | Some are striped | BASS |
49 | Postal creed conjunction | NOR |
50 | Common scale | FROMONETOTEN |
53 | Free from blame | ABSOLVE |
56 | Paint some kindergarten pictures | DAUB |
57 | Two years in a forward area, e.g. | TOUR |
58 | Monogrammatic title of an Oscar-nominated 2018 documentary | RBG |
60 | Engagement enders | IDOS |
64 | Animated film specialist, or what can be found literally three times in this puzzle | VOICEOVERARTIST |
69 | Flat iron, e.g. | STEAK |
70 | Frequent school fundraiser | BAKESALE |
71 | Battery parts | TESTS |
72 | Site with “Make Offer” buttons | EBAY |
73 | High contrast? | LOW |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Race pace | TROT |
2 | Banjo great Fleck | BELA |
3 | “Come Sail Away” band | STYX |
4 | His “Leaves and Navels” is on display at MoMA | ARP |
5 | Destination after A levels | UNI |
6 | Stuck back in the fridge | RECOOLED |
7 | Spots for shots | ARMS |
8 | Reg. | STD |
9 | Leaves in a bag | TEA |
10 | Far-fetched | UNLIKELY |
11 | Signal disturbance | NOISE |
12 | “Omg rly??” | SRSLY |
14 | Inuit transport | UMIAK |
17 | Question to a betrayer | ETTU |
18 | Profs’ helpers | TAS |
23 | Follower of chemistry or chocolate | LAB |
24 | Much-used article | THE |
26 | Number between cero and dos | UNO |
27 | TV color model, for short | RGB |
28 | Bowstring material | HEMP |
29 | Ilhan of the Congressional Progressive Caucus | OMAR |
30 | Flow slowly | OOZE |
31 | Like “Watchmen” or “Succession” | ONHBO |
35 | Kate, to Archie and Lilibet | AUNT |
36 | Gin flavoring | SLOE |
37 | Bird on a beach | TERN |
39 | Compels | ENFORCES |
41 | 1889 settling of Oklahoma, e.g. | LANDGRAB |
44 | Virtual address | URL |
45 | Angle, for short | POV |
47 | Siren setting | SEA |
48 | Nickname that’s a homophone of 63-Down | STU |
51 | “Jeopardy!” creator Griffin | MERV |
52 | Last writes? | OBITS |
53 | Yamaha Raptor, e.g. | ATV |
54 | Pinch | BOOST |
55 | Omni option | SUITE |
59 | “Meant to Be” singer Rexha | BEBE |
61 | Ivory alternative | DIAL |
62 | Tony-winning play about 1990s peace accords | OSLO |
63 | Crockpot creation | STEW |
65 | Take in | EAT |
66 | Initials, maybe | OKS |
67 | Letters between names | AKA |
68 | “The Rise of Skywalker” heroine | REY |