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Definition: The set of all points a specific given distance from a given center
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Across
  1. 1A
    Definition: The set of all points a specific given distance from a given center
  2. 7A
    Because pi is irrational, it is impossible to "------ the 1A". Do it anyway
  3. 13A
    Make it big on social media
  4. 14A
    Social practices and conventions
  5. 16A
    Organism's morphology
  6. 17A
    Hoffman/Cruise flick
  7. 18A
    -.-.-: The Extraterrestrial Nasty. Video release re-titling of 1967 Night Fright. (You can find weird stuff on Wikipedia disambiguation pages)
  8. 19A
    Mt. Shasta for one; Mt. Rainier is another. (There's a whole range of them)
  9. 21A
    Australian video games and computer animation school founded in 1996
  10. 22A
    Resort lake on the California/Nevada border
  11. 24A
    Whereas pi is irr., and 22/7 is rat., 2 is this
  12. 25A
    Small plug used to stop the vent of a cask
  13. 27A
    Suffix forming nouns of action, condition, etc.
  14. 28A
    Large farm for raising horses, beef cattle, or sheep
  15. 30A
    Male ant
  16. 31A
    English physicist (1642-1726) who expanded upon the works of G. Galilei and J. Kepler
  17. 33A
    Exhibitors of caution
  18. 35A
    English cathedral city
  19. 36A
    What? It doesn't stand for "little red train"?
  20. 37A
    Dept. that oversees the running and organization of these types of puzzles?
  21. 41A
    Actress and singer Carroll who had the title role in Julia
  22. 45A
    Virtual roofing material in Cyber-space. ("Do you sometimes have trouble finding the right words to fill in a grid?" "Sometimes? How about 50D time!")
  23. 46A
    New York borough known for its cheer
  24. 48A
    Cock-_____; trendy mixed breed dog. (If you think that's a bad clue... just be grateful)
  25. 49A
    The distance of a knight's path in chess. (The answer is not the square root of five... not with my way of measuring distances)
  26. 51A
    Protagonist of Leon's novel Exodus. Portrayed in the film by Paul.
  27. 52A
    A possible diameter for a 1A. (Which means the "specific given distance" in clue 1A is half this number)
  28. 53A
    Three letter animal meaning SNITCH
  29. 54A
    The internal organs
  30. 57A
    Souverain de France. (Babar l'éléphant en était un et c'est là que j'ai entendu ce mot pour la première fois).
  31. 58A
    Fictional software company in the movie "Office Space"
  32. 60A
    Recording of one's animal companion
  33. 62A
    Obsolete verb meaning to concur; it's similar to the word we more commonly use but it uses the Latin prefix meaning "with" rather than the Latin prefix meaning "to". The noun embodiment of this word in still very much in use particularly as a political body
  34. 63A
    Maybe what Wilber Post could be said to be; or maybe something really depressing on the internet
  35. 64A
    "Would you like a floral neckwear?" "A ---? ---, I would"
  36. 65A
    Automatons
Down
  1. 1D
    Have within
  2. 2D
    Walter Scott's chivalric romance
  3. 3D
    Private University in Henrietta, New York with courtyard called the "Infinity 8D" (not sure how one would measure that distance)
  4. 4D
    "Time in a Bottle" singer
  5. 5D
    Nash's One-L priest
  6. 6D
    "They told me to take a street-car named Desire, and transfer to one called Cemeteries, and ride six blocks and get off at ------- Fields"
  7. 7D
    Lessen an itch
  8. 8D
    Open area on a campus. (I tried to come up with a university that had a round one of these. That'd make for a funny oxymoronic clue. But there are some searches Google isn't good at. If anyone knows of a campus that has a round one of these let me know, and I may update this clue)
  9. 9D
    Group selfies
  10. 10D
    Sydney flagship television station of the Seven Network in Australia. (I love Wikipedia...)
  11. 11D
    Lettuce with a heart
  12. 12D
    Software for sending out missives
  13. 13D
    "Gary Joseph ------ (/ˈ---/, ----; born August 19, 1958), is an American former third baseman in Major League Baseball for the Minnesota Twins (1981–1990), California Angels (1991–1993), Kansas City Royals (1993–1995), St. Louis Cardinals (1996–1998), Chicago Cubs (1998–1999) and Boston Red Sox (2000). " (Yeah, when it comes to sports clues, I'm just going to phone it in.)
  14. 15D
    Shows contempt
  15. 20D
    Mark Thompson's broadcast station
  16. 23D
    Fall Out Boy song "From now ---- enemies"
  17. 26D
    Asian noodle dish created in the thirties as an attempt at nation-building
  18. 28D
    Visible light acronym
  19. 29D
    Coiling spiral
  20. 32D
    Liturgy in the Roman Missal of the Catholic Church codified in 1570 and published thereafter with amendments up to 1962 (Did I ever mentioned Wikipedia can be useful)
  21. 34D
    Notable period
  22. 37D
    Mathematical concept of distances between points. The most well-known of these is the Euclidean one where distance is measured by considering straight lines between two points. But that is not the only way to define or calculate "distance".
  23. 38D
    Oldest known sedative and one of the most widely consumed psycho-active drugs
  24. 39D
    Open faced sandwich (not a fork spear for spreading roofing goo)
  25. 40D
    Wrecks; destroys
  26. 41D
    River to the Black Sea.
  27. 42D
    Monetary gift for students or teacher to encourage higher than grade level academics
  28. 43D
    What a person down on his luck may have
  29. 44D
    Category for the lowest priced rides on Lyft
  30. 47D
    To Milton this was a killer whale; to Baum (with a slight change of spelling) it is a four legged featherless bird with a propeller on its tail; but most probably know it from the Morgoth corrupted elves the Tolkein wrote about.
  31. 50D
    Each without exception
  32. 52D
    Consume a doctor who specializes in pregnancy. ("So how many convoluted entries do you allow yourself in a grid?" "As many as it #@!^ takes.")
  33. 55D
    A frozen treat (that is more useful as an egress from difficult crossword grids than as a refreshment)
  34. 56D
    Start over again
  35. 59D
    --- Friday's. A restaurant chain I've never been in but which as saved many a crossword construction
  36. 61D
    A 1A's circumference divided by its diameter is this rational number. (Not only rational but an integer. Don't believe me? Do the calculation yourself!)
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