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Themeless 35

◆◆ · By JeffsPuzzles · Published 2022-08-06T13:00:11.069Z

Constructor's Note
This one's hard but hopefully not frustratingly so ... 2 grid-spanners from well-known, devastatingly powerful poems, lots of Greek mythology, a great neologism from crossword fave Brian Eno (12A12AWord coined by crossword fave Brian Eno to describe the collective intelligence of a group of highly creative people[-------]), and a clue I won't apologize for, no matter how much I should (26A26A"An Olympic ___ist just moved next door to me." "Tell me more, Mr. Frost - do good fencers make good neighbors?"[----])
Jeff Linder JeffsPuzzles.com PuffinlessTravel.wordpress.com It-Could-Be-Verse.com
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  • jareed 12:16 · 2022-08-06T23:33:18.625Z
    2 coined terms crossing is a toughie, gotta say, but good puzzle! nice :)
    • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2022-08-07T12:52:52.464Z
      That's a fair point - didn't even occur to me. Thanks for pointing it out.
    • spikeydlux 10:15 · 2022-08-07T00:01:29.300Z
      Toughie!
      • Lobsterboys 22:36 · 2022-08-08T20:00:21.379Z
        Good puzzle, tho the NW corner got me in the end
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        Repugnance
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        Across
        1. 1A
          Repugnance
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          Dec.:10::___:100
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          What 9 Down9D"Did you hear" types[-------] like to do
        4. 12A
          Word coined by crossword fave Brian Eno to describe the collective intelligence of a group of highly creative people
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          Mexican salamander with a name that's fun to say
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          Silk fabric in the lyric "There's oil in the puddles in ___ patterns/That run down the drain/In colored arrangements" (Joni Mitchell, "Michael from Mountains")
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          Ups one's game (with "the occasion")
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          "What happens to a dream deferred//Does it dry up like ____" (Langston Hughes, "Harlem," later used as the title of a famous Lorraine Hansberry play)
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          Performer that's one letter off from something shared on the Internet
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          Tool for people who believe in lawn order?
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          Jenny ___, singer known as the "Swedish Nightingale"
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          Civ pro students
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          Practice where grown-ups imitate dogs, cats, and pigeons while being told how to breathe
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          "An Olympic ___ist just moved next door to me." "Tell me more, Mr. Frost - do good fencers make good neighbors?"
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          More like Eeyore
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          Like some spectacles
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          Ancient Greek goddess of dawn and Canon SLRs (Ancient Greek Clue (AGC) #1)
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          AQI monitor
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          It's used with paper and sometimes jams
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          Tap
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          Expression meant to ape a lion
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          Cowardly Lion portrayer
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          Trap, or part of a trap set
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          Give ___ (care)
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          ___ equity
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          Likely abode for most members of the London Symphony Orchestra, ironically
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          "Do I _____?/I shall wear white flannel trousers, and walk upon the beach ..." (T.S. Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock)
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          Flip, reassuring response to "Are you OK?"
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          "Not ___" (i.e., "Clearly you have no idea")
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          Stops or storms
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          Divans with backs and arms
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          Gabi Wilson, professionally
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          MD workplaces
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          Indian crepes, basically
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          Instrument dating back more than 12,000 years
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          Smeared
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          It covers all the bases
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          You might pull them in a car
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          Term coined by Robert A. Heinlein in his story "Universe" to refer to crew members on a "generational spaceship" who are born with variant physical forms
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          Hall of fame?
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          You might pull onto them in a car
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          Have a bagel, maybe
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          "Did you hear" types
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          Harmonizes
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          Concrete ___ or 4 Non ___s
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          John who played Jesse in "Full House"
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          Olivia's "Grease" character
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          Artist/retired actress Sobieski ("Eyes Wide Shut," "The Glass House")
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          Marty Feldman's character in "Young Frankenstein"
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          Ooze
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          Turns a trick?
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          To run them you have to lose them
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          Nori and kombu, e.g.
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          Brand "nobody doesn't like"
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          One showing off a new dress, perhaps
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          Van Cleef & ___ (French jewelry company)
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          AGC#2: Mother of the Olympian gods/godesses, whose namesake is married to Danny DeVito
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          Colonizes, in a way
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          AGC#3: Statue created by Pygmalion of Crete, which subsequently came to life; the story is a basis for "My Fair Lady" as well as Richard Powers's novel "___ 2.2")
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          AGC#4: Spokespeople for the gods
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          AGC#5: Titan goddess of water (and sister of 37 Down37DAGC#2: Mother of the Olympian gods/godesses, whose namesake is married to Danny DeVito[----]; her name has been given to an ancient ocean between the super-continents Gondwana and Laurasia)
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          Daikon, e.g.
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          Speed limits, e.g.
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          Like a paycheck or (sometimes) patience
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          Fatigue
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          Argentina's national game, which used to involve gauchos and a duck (since replaced by a ball), as evidenced by its name
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