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Semi-Regular Minis: #2

■ · By ariel haymarket · Published 2021-04-06T12:19:28.239Z · Crosshare's Daily Mini for 4/21/2021

Tips appreciated to help this Texan keep taking estrogen! Warning - puzzles often crass, anarchic, and approaching NC-17 territory.
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  • Mike D 2:05 · 2021-04-06T13:00:48.688Z
    AH I had CLEAN for CLEAR and could not for the life of me figure out what was wrong 😂
    • Tarot And Rye constructor · 2021-04-06T14:06:54.632Z
      Oh no 🤣
    • elian c 🤓26s · 2021-04-07T07:46:52.865Z
      this was lovely! especially liked BREAD :)
      • Chris 🤓2:19 · 2021-04-21T00:07:02.709Z
        Great one!
        • fakelvis 🤓2:05 · 2021-04-21T21:29:13.268Z
          Really great! ABLE got me for a minute, but clicked nicely.
          • Tarot And Rye constructor · 2021-04-21T23:54:13.914Z
            I'm glad you were ABLE to solve it.
          • Phil The 🤓3:07 · 2022-07-22T08:36:12.950Z
            👍
            Play the previous daily mini crossword
            1A
            One of forty (plus one mule), a symbol of the failure to make reparations
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            8
            Across
            1. 1A
              One of forty (plus one mule), a symbol of the failure to make reparations
            2. 5A
              Enter ___ of not guilty
            3. 6A
              Object of conquest, per Kropotkin
            4. 7A
              Units of workout clothes ready for laundry
            5. 8A
              Mr. 'Iggins, to 'Liza
            Down
            1. 1D
              One way to keep your shirt free of schmaltz
            2. 2D
              One of two words on detergents to denote "for sensitive skin"
            3. 3D
              ___ Player One (Either "bad localization phrase" or "bad book and movie" - take your pick)
            4. 4D
              He played Stokes and Dalton for two CBS shows
            5. 5D
              3-D, willing, and Cane ... wait, no - wrong word, right homonym joke
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