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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | “Kama Sutra” focus | SEX |
4 | Where to roast a pig | SPIT |
8 | Well beyond tipsy | WASTED |
14 | Exist | ARE |
15 | Wear a hole in the carpet | PACE |
16 | Interstate speed limit in Montana | EIGHTY |
17 | *More legible, say | MANEATER |
19 | Take turns | ROTATE |
20 | Twin who sold his birthright | ESAU |
21 | Mount Carmel National Park location | ISRAEL |
23 | Bunch of bills | WAD |
24 | Royal role in a Bollywood movie | RANI |
26 | Universal life force | CHI |
27 | *Spiral seashells | COMANCHES |
29 | “The Amazing Race” airer | CBS |
32 | Permission | LEAVE |
34 | Anthem contraction | OER |
35 | Topic of some bargaining | PLEA |
36 | Post-college goals, e.g., or a hint to what the starred answers are progressively “awarded” | ADVANCEDDEGREES |
40 | Many a TikTok devotee | TEEN |
41 | Emmy nominee Issa | RAE |
42 | Needle point? | NORTH |
43 | Area behind the stumps, in cricket | END |
44 | *Attorney general Garland | MERRIMACK |
47 | Believer’s suffix | IST |
48 | Fly catcher | MITT |
49 | Dec. hrs. in Duluth | CST |
52 | Go downhill | SCHUSS |
54 | Like some legal arguments | ORAL |
58 | Having talked too much, say | HOARSE |
60 | *Sans-serif font used in Absolut, Best Buy and Supreme logos | FUTURAMA |
62 | Fall | AUTUMN |
63 | Miner discoveries | ORES |
64 | Cacao container | POD |
65 | Vulcan, e.g. | PLANET |
66 | Tesla, for one | SERB |
67 | Setting of the sun | SKY |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Matching | SAME |
2 | Big periods | ERAS |
3 | Warrior killed fighting a samurai army | XENA |
4 | Hydrotherapy site | SPA |
5 | Oxidation effect | PATINA |
6 | Traps during winter | ICESIN |
7 | Okla. or Dak., once | TERR |
8 | Arrival announcement | WEREHERE |
9 | Pungent sauces | AIOLIS |
10 | Friday, on old TV: Abbr. | SGT |
11 | Relations and tensions can do this | THAW |
12 | Singer James | ETTA |
13 | Not natural | DYED |
18 | Old seven-seat Volkswagen model | EUROVAN |
22 | Needed kneading, maybe | ACHED |
25 | Service call | AMEN |
27 | Cried uncle | CAVED |
28 | Python user | CODER |
29 | Court aide | CLERK |
30 | Chard cousin | BEET |
31 | It takes panes | SASH |
32 | Stuck in traffic, maybe | LATE |
33 | Idyllic spot | EDEN |
35 | Test figure | PROCTOR |
37 | Roll shape | CRESCENT |
38 | Seed covering | EARTH |
39 | Minuscule pest | GNAT |
44 | Spouse’s question after a business trip, perhaps | MISSME |
45 | “Yeah, right!” | IMSURE |
46 | It keeps you cool | MISTER |
49 | Bloke | CHAP |
50 | 2020 film that won the Best Animated Feature Oscar | SOUL |
51 | Casual farewell | TATA |
53 | Night light sources | UFOS |
55 | 50 Cent pieces | RAPS |
56 | In a frenzy | AMOK |
57 | Tramp’s love | LADY |
59 | Diamond score | RUN |
61 | Port letters | USB |