This is a two-for-one! Play some boggle using the middle grid and record the words on your own time. Some of the answers are hidden in the grid, indicated by the starred clues. The middle grid letters are given in the clue - this puzzle is probably best enjoyed printed out but hopefully the non-boggle parts are fun as well!
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*Stage name of Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner, front man of The Police
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*Stage name of Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner, front man of The Police
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*"It was the best of times, it was the ___ of times"
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Slices one's hand through the air, as in karate
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Lock's mate
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Big time cooler brand since 1947
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Inspire or permeate with, as a performance
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The A in A/V Club
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"A Man Called ___", novel by Fredrik Backman
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An evening in a song of the same name that may be described as holy, calm, and bright (2 words)
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Star Wars has three of them: 1977-1983, 1999-2005, and 2015-2019
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Russian/Soviet leader Vladimir
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Make again
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Because, in shortened slang
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Class in which one might learn about maps or capital cities
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"___ of strength? Au contraire! Now that you are here with me, what we have is great strength of feet!" - line from Mel Brootks' Robin Hood: Men in Tights
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Hate on, slangily (esp in a rap track?)
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Poet Kaur, who became famous for her instagrammable writings
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Debtor's note (abbv)
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Boring and colorless
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"Carry On My Wayward Son" band
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What maple syrup is, before it's processed
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People in video games or RPGs who speak from a script and often deliver information or add atmosphere (abbv)
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A messy head of hair (that might need cleaning up?)
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Hat in Harry Potter that places students in their houses
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Piece of paper a runner or biker wears in a race
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Plano, IL Amtrak code
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Sunburn salve
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MERRY
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Ages 10-12, generally
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"__ __ the teeth", meaning to supply with copious weapons (2 words)
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CHTIN
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*Dessert wine made from white Spanish grapes
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Willing and __
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KISRG
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Milk's favorite cookie
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*One for a guitar may be made from steel or nylon (or, in olden times, intestine!)
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NTHOW
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Notes played together, often harmoniously (or, when multiple of 71A are played together)
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"_ ___ bit of Monica, in my life!" - opening line to Lou Bega's Mambo No. 5 (2 words)
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EMASP
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"Whip It!" band
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Crumpled paper
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Scatter seeds in the ground, a necessary precursor to reaping
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*Hold dear
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Asian flavor additive
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NASA's James __ Space Telescope, launched 112A in 2021
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Easy as 1 2 3, in a Jackson 5 song
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Homework for English class
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Ancient Greek city on the coast of Ionia
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Garfunkel's first name, for short
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Prefix to -more, -lyze-, or -graph
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Like dynamite! In an AC/DC song
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Fashionable clothing, slangily (or a nickname for Skip Bayless?)
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Put up a fight for, in a popular phrase (2 words)
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Month for 112A (abbv)
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Particle long thought to be massless that made headlines in 2012 for transmitting information through a wall
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What The Dude promises to do, in The Big Lebowski
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*With 115A, celebrations that may involve gift giving, family gatherings, and nativity scenes (2 words)
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See 112A
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Popular outdoor retailer (abbv)
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A little bit of, as a guilt
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Noble gas
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More recent
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Even so, in a poem perhaps
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Poker bets placed to stay in the game
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Vintage
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*Gets taller
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Bro's sibling
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Fast-casual dining establishment __ Friday's
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Sick
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Fielding (of Great British Baking Show) and Gallagher (of Oasis), for two
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"___ with the Wind"
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Boozier, specifically
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Mysterious
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"Notorious" Supreme Court Justice
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Slangily say "What's up?", with dude
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Four, prefix
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Understand (2 words)
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Get a move on! (2 words)
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Garfield's dog frenemy
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Rice dish cooked in broth and spices
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Covered and clogged with, as a fireplace
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Fish found in Japanese gardens
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12/24, with 112A
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Approval word
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Star Trek series airing 1987-1994, for short
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A toothed wheel, sometimes referred to as a cog
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Prefix with -pen or -demic
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"Ta ta!" in Italy
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Military sea org. that may be called up to active duty (abbv)
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A number very important to a valedictorian or salutatorian, for short
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Tear
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Messed or interfered with, as evidence
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Dick's Sporting Goods ticker symbol on the NYSE (abbv)
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Ravel's most famous piece of work, also the name of a Spanish dance in triple time
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Illuminated by the sky, on a moonless night
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Illnesses
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Booger
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Mounties that might work closely with the US, by their official acronym
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Ian McKellen, Elton John, and Anthony Hopkins, for three
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Samwise Gamgee's friend Bill is this kind of animal
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GM/Suzuki joint venture, __Metro
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It is appropriate or suitable
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MCKNE
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EHITM
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RTSHA
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RIROS
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YNGWP
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Dreams one cannot wake up from, with "night"
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Shortened, as a book
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Etta James classic song
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Fourth pillar of Islam, which translates to "fasting"
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Radiate, as with light or joy
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Gov. org interested in public health (abbv)
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Laugh via text that might communciate tomfoolery
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Female sheep
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"I'm not feeling well, it must have been something ___" (2 words)
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On the same page, with "in"
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Time zone for Honolulu
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Berrate, as with artillery
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Fries and then stews, as meat
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Primate
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Scrooge's favorite exasperated sound
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Maker
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With -thopter, a machine that flies by flapping it's wings (used in the book and movie "Dune")
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Afternoon nap, in Spain
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Cat on a hot __ roof
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Lacking melanin
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Russian leader Vladimir
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Up till now
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Actress in Lord of the Rings and Armageddon, daughter of Stephen Tyler
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Dissuade
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Acronym for cartoon crime fighters who live in a sewer
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Small dent in a car
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Weep
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1960's variety show "__-Haw"
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University focused on STEM, located in the Finger Lakes region of New York