ACROSS 1. Jacket style named for an Indian prime minister 6. Impala, to a lion 10. Scoring advantage 14. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," e.g. 15. "Game of Thrones" actress Chaplin 16. Safe contents? 17. "All that over your fireplace--are you trying to put Hummel out of business?" 19. Fails to be 20. Courtroom fig. 21. Beethoven wrote just one 22. Detective's lead 23. Life sentences? 24. Yiddish interjections 26. Sweet suffix 27. Crumpled into a ball 32. "Hello, I'm ___" (recurring ad line from Justin Long) 34. Sans-serif Windows font 35. Unteach, in a way 39. It immobilizes 40. Rock venue 41. A couple of gossip columns 42. Aim 44. When infomercials start running, sometimes 45. Wavy lines, in a comic strip 46. "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" songwriter 48. Visit Vail, perhaps 50. Talk and talk 52. Machine to watch "RoboCop" on, way back when 53. Didi of "Grease" and "Grease 2" 55. Astronomical flareups 57. Automaker headquartered in Bavaria 61. Make a clickbait list, e.g. 62. "Your hair looks like it was styled by kittens" 64. Brews that may be Scotch or pale 65. Early Nebraskan 66. Lisa, to Patty and Selma 67. Stamp inkers 68. "Cleanup in aisle four" tools
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DOWN 1. Zippo 2. Theater sign 3. Much of soc. studies 4. Michele's "High School Reunion" friend 5. "Pulp Fiction" actress Thurman 6. Mishmash of a "Jeopardy!" category 7. Play thing? 8. First month on a Mexican calendar 9. "And so on" 10. Majestic 11. "You couldn't even find your own butt on a Waze app" 12. Trivial Pursuit edition 13. Cosmetics mogul Lauder 18. Pizza destroyer of old Domino's ads 23. "The Fresh Prince of ___-Air" 25. Home of the Mustangs, for short 27. 1993 Texas standoff city 28. Speedy breed of steed 29. "Buying your weed wearing a pot leaf Tshirt? Like that's original"
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30. Went out with 31. "Pet" irritation 33. ___ di pepe (tiny pasta variety) 36. Sucks the strength out of 37. Blue-green hue 38. Model with a palindromic name 40. How lottery numbers are chosen 43. Gear tooth 44. Text-interpreting technology, briefly 47. Champagne bucket, e.g. 48. Piece of paper 49. Australian leaf-eater 51. "Otello" librettist 54. Loch ___ Monster 56. Abbr. on a bottle of Courvoisier 57. Where the Himalayas are 58. Partakes of 59. Pack of playing cards 60. Bad time for Caesar 63. "Lord of the Rings" tree creature
2. Inter, or / put back / a casket. 3. "Big Bang / Theory"'s /. "grandma" / moniker /. (i.e., as per / Sheldon). 4. "Farmer's" / ref full / of facts. 5. Letters / beneath / a four,.
on the moon. 70. Sneaker problem. 71. John on the. Mayflower. 72. Party with glow sticks and pacifiers. 73. Gram's nickname. 74. Put up with. 75. Ogled. DOWN.
They create commercials. 65. Yellow, as a banana. 66. Director Burton. 67. ... was used as the theme for "Alfred Hitchcock. Presents". 26. Tiny charged particle.
18. ___ to be. 19. Soupy sales? 24. Football competition first held in Belfast in 1881. 26. Jason who directed "Juno". 27. Da meaning. 28. "Get to stepping". 29. Boxing-themed Justin. Timberlake single. 30. Peak on Honshu Isl. 31. "White ___". 32. Wo
wearing a pot leaf T- shirt? Like that's original". 30. Went out with. 31. "Pet" irritation. 33. ___ di pepe (tiny pasta variety). 36. Sucks the strength out of. 37. Blue-green hue. 38. Model with a palindromic name. 40. How lottery numbers are chose
32. Thurman with a Fall Out Boy song named after her. 33. Totally adore. 35. Athenian walkway. 38. Like some factory outlet clothes: Abbr. 39. Persians and Siamese. 41. Mention that T-Pain would like that guy's T-shirt, for example. 42. LXX x V. 43.
67. Paste alternative. 68. Constellation with a belt. 69. Bring under control. 70. "The camera ___ 10 pounds". 71. Becomes liquid. 72. Christian Louboutin item ... "Yay, team!" 22. "Hungry Hungry ___". 23. Washington dropped from "Grey's. Anatomy". 2
character from Pakistan. 67. Center square occupant. Paul ... Fill-in at the office. 2. Cookie sometimes eaten inside- ... Cop or call lead-in. 56. "If ___ $1000000".
11. Lickety-spl. 12. Tea balls? 17. ___ day (when to do squats and such) ... ("Lawn") from its name in 1975. 50. Like transactions between two companies, for short.
Spill. 65. Wind-driven clouds. 67. Go from point A to, I ... 34. Kicks. 37. Green box that might be near a Redbox? 38. ... Energy drink that sponsors NASCAR racer.
GPS. 21. "Here's the thing..." 22. Safekeeping? 24. Roman triumvirates? 26. ___ Twins (French dance ... Alex and ___ (jewelry company). 36. Greek letter from ...
you can play as Bill Clinton or. George Clinton. 34. De-prepare for firing, as a gun. 35. Shooter that sounds like a different kind of shooter. 36. Cider provider. 38. Snack cake that sounds like a chortle. 39. Baseball player from an area of. Maryla
"Who Wants to ___ Millionaire?" 66. Big name in Canadian health insurance. 67. Bovine-mascotted anonymous gossip app that rhymes with a breath mint brand.
1. Kryptonian military man. 4. Area factor. 9. Yusuf bin Alawi bin. Abdullah, for one. 14. A ___ on one's plate. 17. Company with a big. Budget. 19. A contact might ... and no Rh factor: Abbr. 56. "Pitch Perfect" subject. 58. Movie franchise that fea
Recreation Center. 10. Barcelona-born artist Joan. 11. Since. 12. Maker of the Vortex Diatron. Blaster and the N-Strike Elite. Combat Creatures Attacknid Dart. Shooter. 20. Where Neil Everett and Stan. Verrett share a desk. 21. "Dear mother Ida, hark
Network that aired CFL games before TSN. 18. Goof ... Ones" (Nelly song). 58. Some social media images ... year, so when writing your list, make sure to leave ...
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