Imperatives
■ · By Sommersmith · Published 2022-03-11T11:00:04.154Z
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- 1AHelvetica knock-off
- 6AApt rhyme for "dental clashes"
- 8A"Come on, we're all friends here!"
- 10A"Down, Fluffy!"
- 11A"Message ___ Bottle": song title for the Police or Taylor Swift
- 12AAbove, in an 17-Down
- 14A"The Flight Attendant" star Kaley
- 16ADivine in one's field?
- 18AWords found in a hedge?
- 19AF maj. relative
- 20ASimmering
- 22A"With a song like a dying balloon and a penchant for attacking humans, [they are] hard to love. But then again, so are most of us", per John Green
- 23A___ kwon do
- 24AMelody
- 26ARemote control button
- 27A"We didn't come here to sit and listen to the music!"
- 30APunch
- 31A"No, you can't make it with spinach instead of basil. No, you can't leave out the pine nuts. No, you can't grind it in a food processor." - someone from Genoa, probably
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- 1DLanders whom the World Almanac named the most influential woman in the United States in 1978
- 2DOn Twitter, a measure of how much you should have kept your opinion to yourself, calculated as the number of a tweet's replies divided by the number of likes
- 3DID on a jacket?
- 4DWord with go or get
- 5DElectric guitar pioneer Paul
- 6D"Why are you still up? You have school in the morning!"
- 7D"Go easy on me!"
- 8DAwake during the daytime
- 9D"Indeed, that makes sense"
- 10D"That's my seat!"
- 13DExtend, as a library loan
- 15DMurmur
- 17DPoetic paean of praise
- 21DThe average American makes four pounds of it per day
- 22DIt might fund a temporary hire
- 25DBig day in Roman history
- 28DPartner for a skirt or pants
- 29DOne rising from the ranks, for short