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◆◆ · By woozy · Published 6 months ago

Meta Prompt
The meta is a six letter adjective
Two years ago or so I dug myself into a Rabbit Hole when I thought a meta used this mechanism. It didn't. But this one does.
Here are a few guidelines for this 1: This is a concept driven puzzle more so than a language driven puzzle; don't look for letter patterns or hidden words; look for entries that have concepts in common 2: It's not an intentional red herring, but three answers seem to be related to a common proper name-- that is entirely an oversight and a coincidence And 55D
55DGod (misspelled, dang it....)[-----]
is just plain misspelled (55D
55DGod (misspelled, dang it....)[-----]
-damn it!) and it's too late to fix it post publish. Maybe I can make a joke clue: 55D
55DGod (misspelled, dang it....)[-----]
: MARTYR: "I would lay down my life for my God" JOKESTER: "Does that mean you God is a ------?!" (Oog, no. I just have accept I made a spelling error.....)
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  • woozy constructor · 5 months ago
    Nobody is on the leaderboard. sniff.
    Okay, the answer is SECOND as the theme clues are all people/things that came in second. If you take the first letters of those that came in first they spell (in Grid order: S(uperior) E(verest) C(alifornia) O(mega) N(eil) D(iamond)
    Strange coincidences one notices after the fact. Three entries about "Kate"s, many religious entries, Two greek letter entries next to each other, a mechanism that refers to "Neil Diamond"? All unintentional coincidences.
    Play today's daily mini crossword
    1A
    Without dairy or meat; neutral according to Kushrut
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    Across
    1. 1A
      Without dairy or meat; neutral according to Kushrut
    2. 6A
      Goal
    3. 9A
      At 8,611 meters it's "a savage mountain that tries to kill you" according to George Bell in 1953
    4. 13A
      Provide with gear
    5. 14A
      Extinct wingless bird of New Zealand
    6. 15A
      Outward appearances
    7. 17A
      Beverage vessel at a party
    8. 19A
      Indulgent outburst
    9. 20A
      She shimmies like the jelly on a plate. (From the song "I wish I could shimmy like my-------")
    10. 22A
      Trompe l'___; optical illusion
    11. 23A
      Kimono sash
    12. 24A
      Emery board
    13. 26A
      "----- and the Waves" band with the hit "Walking on Sunshine"
    14. 30A
      Sports judge
    15. 31A
      Berry that is now a crossword staple
    16. 32A
      Carved (like the images the second commandment forbids you to make)
    17. 35A
      Consume
    18. 38A
      Southwestern U.S. State with a population of 29,145,505
    19. 40A
      23rd (out of 24) Greek letter
    20. 41A
      River mouth
    21. 43A
      Electronically communication of information such as purchase orders and invoices
    22. 44A
      Pass, as time
    23. 47A
      Kook (with great diving ability)
    24. 48A
      To and -----
    25. 49A
      Look, Dad. It is NOT a streak of fog, it's NOT the rustling of leaves in the wind, it's NOT a shimmering willow. It's the evil spirit in the woods and he wants to KILL me!
    26. 51A
      Collateral to assure the defendant will show up in court
    27. 56A
      Two-time loser to DDE
    28. 57A
      Arm bone (the one that isn't a geometry term)
    29. 58A
      A silicone carbide with Moh's hardness of 9.25
    30. 63A
      Zips along
    31. 65A
      Respected with deference
    32. 66A
      Divided into regions
    33. 67A
      Summer in Paris (when it sizzles)
    34. 68A
      Doctrine that the Son and the Father are of different substance (if you change one of the letters to a Y you get a very different word)
    35. 69A
      Govt. agents
    36. 70A
      Caustic substance
    37. 71A
      Electrical pioneer Nikola
    Down
    1. 1D
      Enlivens
    2. 2D
      ¿Dónde? ¿Ahí? No, -----.
    3. 3D
      Good in baseball; bad in panty hose
    4. 4D
      59,947 square kilometer fresh water lake currently with a major water hyacinth invasion
    5. 5D
      Youths coming of age in ancient Greece
    6. 6D
      Out of countrol; Classic Star Trek episode: ----- Time; Cartoonist's autobiography "Chuck ----"
    7. 7D
      Native of the Hawkeye State
    8. 8D
      Mediterranean country south of Sicily
    9. 9D
      Metric units, each roughly 3/5 mile
    10. 10D
      Warning ahead of time
    11. 11D
      "--- the Moor, I would not be Iago"
    12. 12D
      Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles journalist April
    13. 16D
      Good fortune (also a river in Southwestern Italy and two villages in Norway)
    14. 18D
      Fetch
    15. 21D
      Emerald Isle
    16. 25D
      Give for a while
    17. 26D
      The shrew (supposedly) in "The Taming of the Shrew"
    18. 27D
      Served perfectly
    19. 28D
      Cab
    20. 29D
      Agency that "The Economist" says "shaped the Modern World"--- it did create e-mail, after all (orig. acronym)
    21. 33D
      Deadly viper
    22. 34D
      Tool that grips
    23. 35D
      Docile race in "The Time Machine"
    24. 36D
      Lot's of stuff in the first half of the alphabet
    25. 37D
      Instant beverage with a space-age ad campaign
    26. 39D
      Kosovo native
    27. 42D
      What one would use to trap Caribou?
    28. 45D
      Weaving machine
    29. 46D
      Wipe clear
    30. 48D
      Blazed
    31. 50D
      Lascivious harass by aggressively subjecting to a performance of Shakespeare's play about a mad king?
    32. 51D
      Astronaut Aldrin; the 2nd man to walk on the moon (and the first to urinate on the moon-- we call all be the first at something if we creatively choose what it is)
    33. 52D
      Above it all
    34. 53D
      Why does a golfer have two pairs of pants? In case he gets a hole ------
    35. 54D
      Innovative book of fiction
    36. 55D
      God (misspelled, dang it....)
    37. 59D
      Old-time dagger
    38. 60D
      Assertive response
    39. 61D
      It's not really such a bluish-duck; its body is more a dullish red; but this color's name by some hue-ish luck; comes from the patch upon its head
    40. 62D
      Poet St. Vincent Millay whose poetry is actually better than the clue of 61D
      61DIt's not really such a bluish-duck; its body is more a dullish red; but this color's name by some hue-ish luck; comes from the patch upon its head[----]
    41. 64D
      Radical 60s group that wrote the Port Huron Statement
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