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Put some English on it

◆ · By DrTom · Published 2022-02-05T18:53:08.685Z

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The meta answer is a group of Englishmen
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    Air rifle ammo
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    1. 1A
      Air rifle ammo
    2. 4A
      Where to see lots of stars
    3. 10A
      Picnic crashers, often
    4. 14A
      Mrs. Capp and others
    5. 16A
      "Must I __ out for you?"
    6. 17A
      Father of modernist architecture, Mies van der ___
    7. 18A
      Checked to see if the patient was alive, say
    8. 20A
      Where to find 24, very hot, blackbirds
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      Made a gentleman's agreement
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      Designate
    11. 24A
      Altar promise
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      Compounder of potions, perhaps in a little shop off Piccadilly Circus (1)
    13. 28A
      AD predecessor
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      Likely to be described as M'm!, M'm! Good!
    15. 31A
      The Lone Ranger's kemosabe
    16. 32A
      Much smaller than when Victoria reigned, but still large enough for a Meta
    17. 37A
      French play that inspired one of Puccini's best known operas
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      Optional choice
    19. 39A
      Garment for Indian women
    20. 43A
      Purple vegetable, often substituted for veal in parmigiana, and mainly grown in glasshouses in Britain (3)
    21. 45A
      Casual walker along the walkways in Kensington Gardens (4)
    22. 47A
      ____ on first
    23. 48A
      Saying nothing to a Frenchman
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      What's left
    25. 51A
      Economic benefit of the end of the Cold War
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      "The Brady Bunch" housekeeper
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      ___-kiri, "you slay me!"
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      "... ___ he drove out of sight"
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      In a reckless manner (which does not lead to less wrecks)
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      Bobby on ice
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      Beats a pair of nines in poker
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      Morse's message. "What hath God ______"
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      Daly who played Lacey
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      Quality of being pleasant and friendly, often found online only in the Muggle forum
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      Just a small dam
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      Body images
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      One named, plus-size model
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      Captain Quint's boat
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      Camera lens settings
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      Polite e-mail or text request: Abbr.
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      Besties for short
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      Verbal shoulder shrug
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      Diva's desire
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      Turn the key
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      Month of International Talk Like a Pirate day (or the lesser known celebration, Labor Day): Abbr.
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      Perennial TV cowboy Gulager
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      What you give until there is nothing left
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      A step up
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      Water that got so hot it escaped
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      Saudi Arabian oil company
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      The result of a correctly dosed opiate
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      You could have this for either beer or knowledge
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      Plan so you can
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      Place where you might heat up your Bird's Custard or beans for your toast (2)
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      Reportedly, it's what you get two for when you are getting ready to go
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      Way to stop a fight
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      Miles per hour or Boatswain's Mate, e.g.
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      Must have gone to a rave because he wrote about a swinger in a pit
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      Skeptical Scottish Philosopher
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      Frigidaire, Sony and LG make them: Abbr.
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      "Erin go _____!"
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      Gas stations chain represented by an orange pyramid
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      This is a Twain that you would want to meet
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      Describes a good job by the wind or a bad job on a test
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      Archipelago unit: Abbr.
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      Frighten
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      Adriatic peninsula
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      Gun the engine again
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      Calculator without keys, electrical readout or power source
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      Wood upon which much of Venice is built
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      Catch up with old classmates
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      Angry
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      Computer pros
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      "The Six Million Dollar Man" org.
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      "Hud" Oscar-winning actress
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      Brazilian soccer legend
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      Characteristic of a good martini
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      Intermission follower
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      One arguing a case, perhaps at the Old Bailey (5)
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      Fire station burning down
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      Et ___
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      Make a bill for a group of people
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      E-6s in USA and USMC but E-5's in USAF
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      Spheres of influence
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      Charlemagne - and what many thought they saw in my "Gained in Translation" puzzle
    46. 65D
      Telecommunications networks extending over a large geographic area: Abbr:
    47. 66D
      Hobbling gait
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      Way to write online: Abbr.
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      Sailing ropes
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      Alphabet run that sounds like a suggestion to take a break
    51. 72D
      Oddly enough, a start for friendly or warrior
    52. 73D
      Literary monogram for 25D
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