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◆ · By JeffsPuzzles · Published 2024-06-16T11:52:40.620Z

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  • An Ephemeral Collation 🤓4:38 · 2024-06-16T18:45:57.691Z
    Great puzzle! The crossing at 12-D/18-A felt disproportionately tricky, but recluing 18-D as the unit of energy or the variety of stationary exercise equipment should fix any accessibility issues.
    • Larry Edelstein 🤓4:17 · 2024-06-17T17:36:58.980Z
      12D even with the clue-within-the-clue?
      • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-06-22T11:50:05.444Z
        Thanks for solving - I appreciate it!
      • Cycleboy 15:06 · 2024-06-16T20:11:48.431Z
        Some really great clues!!
        • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-06-22T11:50:12.809Z
          Thanks!
        • riotblob 👇37:11 · 2024-06-20T11:37:03.115Z
          whew! loved puzzling my way through this one downs-only (and I was very grateful for the extra help from the theme entries, even if it did feel a little bit cheaty! I was so relieved when the penny dropped about the secret bonus hint in 12D! thanks very much for the puzzle.
          • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-06-22T11:50:26.594Z
            You're welcome - thanks for solving.
          • Ruby 🤓4:21 · 2024-06-20T20:35:19.244Z
            The clue for 2D was brilliant!
            • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-06-22T11:50:35.409Z
              Thank you!
            • Brodan 25:50 · 2024-06-22T02:04:35.597Z
              7 down should read antonym not synonym. Otherwise solid.
              • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-06-22T11:48:43.379Z
                Thanks for solving and for the feedback. I'm using both SHOT and STAB as synonyms for try, so in this case they're equivalent, not opposite.
              • Jessica 19:54 · 2024-06-25T16:21:57.543Z
                Great job! I had to do a few letter reveals in the top middle. Now I know about sybil. Erg got me too. Hadn't heard of Pete & Gerry or Pogram.
                • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-06-25T23:44:51.203Z
                  Thanks for solving - glad you enjoyed it. I wasn't sure if Pete & Gerry was nationwide or not but I figured I'd give them a shoutout because it's the brand we use.
                Play today's daily mini crossword
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                Living room (Sp.)
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                Across
                1. 1A
                  Living room (Sp.)
                2. 5A
                  They might be checkered
                3. 10A
                  The other side
                4. 14A
                  Micro or macro subj.
                5. 15A
                  Protruding body part
                6. 16A
                  "The ___ Locker" (2008 Best Picture winner)
                7. 17A
                  Ex-Yank trying to buy the Timberwolves
                8. 18A
                  Pete & Gerry's product
                9. 20A
                  Legendary PBS/NPR/ABC journalist
                10. 22A
                  Delivery pros
                11. 23A
                  "___ supuesto" (Of course)
                12. 24A
                  Female fox
                13. 28A
                  Horologist
                14. 33A
                  New Years Eve word
                15. 34A
                  You might book one, or if you're an author, go on a book one
                16. 35A
                  Rasta approval
                17. 37A
                  There's one in London zoo
                18. 38A
                  H.P. ____ (horror author and title character in the Mountain Goats "____ in Brooklyn," one of their best songs)
                19. 42A
                  Secretary of Interior Haaland
                20. 45A
                  "___ of Time" (Bonnie Raitt multi-Grammy winning album)
                21. 46A
                  Froth
                22. 49A
                  It's filled with cells
                23. 51A
                  Louis DeJoy is the current United States ____ General
                24. 55A
                  Emotionless
                25. 57A
                  Kind of room, center, or dispensary
                26. 58A
                  "Get a room" elicitor, for short
                27. 59A
                  What some couples sleep in, in order to do the title of this puzzle - or a literal description of the circled letters
                28. 64A
                  Trailer that's half as likely to blow away in a tornado?
                29. 67A
                  JeffsPuzzles.com, PuffinlessTravel.com, and It-Could-Be-Verse.com, for three shamelessly self-promoting examples
                30. 68A
                  411
                31. 69A
                  Send to a specialist
                32. 70A
                  Sky over the Seine
                33. 71A
                  Grunt
                34. 72A
                  They're often prevented from switching their first two letters by a licensing agreement
                35. 73A
                  Ye follower
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                  Manatee
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                  One who's Pretty Darn Flexible
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                  Invokes
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                  "____ quote"
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                  Massacre like the one that drove my grandparents out of Russia
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                  First word in Northern Lights
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                  Violent synonym for "shot"
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                  Roll follower or Pods preceder
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                  Sybil
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                  Argument (or an introduction for one's female sibling?)
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                  O in XOXO
                12. 12D
                  Unit you might reflect on while taking a GRE
                13. 13D
                  Range pts.
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                  Can-Am or Arctic Cat, e.g. (acronym)
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                  Nora ____ (essayist/writer/director ("Sleepless in Seattle"))
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                  ___ Affair (1798 diplomatic scandal involving France and the US)
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                  Compass dir.
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                  Long-time actor Beatty (the "busiest actor in Hollywood")
                19. 29D
                  __ de sac
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                  Sneaks
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                  Goof
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                  Inlet
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                  Expunge
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                  A-lister
                25. 40D
                  Umberto who wrote "Foucault's Pendulum" (which should have a green cover but doesn't)
                26. 41D
                  Recipients, on gift cards
                27. 42D
                  Characters on "Full House" and "Roseanne" (I'm not sure if they spun discs)
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                  Sup, e.g.
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                  AP ___ (Krebs Cycle class)
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                  In danger
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                  Was a buttinsky
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                  European city built on seven hills
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                  Investor, some times
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                  Gauges
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                  Grapple with a gator
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                  Cartoon medium
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                  Paddington Bear's birthplace
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                  Astounds
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                  Teeming
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                  Osso ___
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                  Guacamole, e.g.
                42. 65D
                  Maximum value of sin x
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                  Subj. of an alleged DOD cover-up
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