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What’s the magic word?

◆ · By lizardek · Published 2024-06-08T13:57:59.405Z

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  • Martin Ek 🤓24:43 · 2024-06-09T14:53:34.045Z
    This crossword was magic 😎🪄
    • lizardek constructor · 2024-06-09T19:58:14.172Z
      Aw! Thanks 😁
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    Across
    1. 1A
      Popular seed
    2. 6A
      Kilt crease
    3. 11A
      Magic transformation word used by Billy Batson, which is an acronym for six ancient heroes
    4. 17A
      Protein acid
    5. 18A
      White woman?
    6. 20A
      First name in bombers
    7. 21A
      Singer k.d.
    8. 22A
      Sits out too long
    9. 24A
      Sloths are either two- or three-
    10. 25A
      "My country, ___ of thee..."
    11. 26A
      Holy scroll
    12. 27A
      Estuary
    13. 29A
      Type of puddle or pie
    14. 30A
      Time periods
    15. 32A
      Metric weight
    16. 35A
      Workouts
    17. 40A
      Author of "I Am Not Spock" (1975) and "I Am Spock" (1995)
    18. 43A
      Acorn maker
    19. 44A
      Living proof?
    20. 47A
      Magic phrase (with 1A) used by Ali Baba
    21. 48A
      Ticket bit
    22. 51A
      Praiseful poems
    23. 55A
      With 63A and 67A, magical phrase popularized by Dante the Magician
    24. 56A
      Airport security org.
    25. 57A
      Board's partner
    26. 59A
      Gremlins
    27. 61A
      Mental quickness
    28. 62A
      Magical word whose origin is unknown
    29. 63A
      With 55A and 67A, Dante the Magician’s magical phrase
    30. 65A
      Polite reply to a lady
    31. 66A
      Have to have
    32. 67A
      With 63A and 55A, magical phrase used by Harry August Jansen in his stage act
    33. 69A
      "_ ___ has cheezburger?"
    34. 71A
      Agitate
    35. 73A
      Leveret
    36. 74A
      A Great dog
    37. 75A
      Man of steal?
    38. 76A
      Gerschwin bro
    39. 78A
      City blockade
    40. 79A
      Performs soft-shoe
    41. 86A
      Rain buckets
    42. 87A
      Medical insurance grps.
    43. 90A
      Brit. dic.
    44. 92A
      Throat threat
    45. 94A
      Some are epic
    46. 95A
      Interdiction
    47. 97A
      Last of a Latin trio
    48. 99A
      Starts carefully
    49. 101A
      Event in a yard or garage
    50. 102A
      Magical phrase, with 105A, whose origin is probably from corrupted Latin
    51. 104A
      Pull these to get a favor
    52. 105A
      Magical rhyming phrase, with 102A, sometimes a derogatory referral to stage magic
    53. 106A
      Lacking the wherewithal
    54. 107A
      Surpass in performance
    55. 108A
      Genie grants
    Down
    1. 1D
      Pepper's partner
    2. 2D
      Modern missive
    3. 3D
      Seven are deadly
    4. 4D
      Lee the director
    5. 5D
      Hannibal’s state
    6. 6D
      Magic word your mom requires
    7. 7D
      Whip stroke
    8. 8D
      Some dashes
    9. 9D
      Broadway opening?
    10. 10D
      Follows 6D
    11. 12D
      Fills a balloon
    12. 13D
      Picnic pest
    13. 14D
      Modern meeting method
    14. 15D
      Alaskan islander
    15. 16D
      Sober-motoring org.
    16. 18D
      Common cleanser
    17. 19D
      Grammy winner Goulding
    18. 22D
      Attack like a bull
    19. 23D
      Slim swimmers
    20. 26D
      Brittle, mildly toxic, rare, silver-white metalloid
    21. 28D
      In the direction of
    22. 31D
      Obamacare, briefly
    23. 33D
      Tissue issue
    24. 34D
      Actor Hamm
    25. 36D
      What a 75A does
    26. 37D
      Doubled, it’s a Dixie Cups hit
    27. 38D
      It’s wheels go round and round
    28. 39D
      Swamp thing
    29. 41D
      Home of world's first commercially available powered lawnmower
    30. 42D
      Culpa lead-in
    31. 45D
      Order's partner
    32. 46D
      Playground activity
    33. 48D
      Clean’s partner
    34. 49D
      The chest, to drawers
    35. 50D
      Savory flavor
    36. 52D
      Artemis alias
    37. 53D
      Fading flame feature
    38. 54D
      Frenzy
    39. 57D
      Writer Bradbury
    40. 58D
      Shake your tail
    41. 60D
      Feeling blue
    42. 63D
      They're on the dark side
    43. 64D
      Half a rum drink
    44. 67D
      Millenial sweetie
    45. 68D
      Mild’s partner
    46. 70D
      Improved’s partner
    47. 72D
      Box top
    48. 73D
      Mr 84D
    49. 74D
      Ranch or onion
    50. 77D
      Old piano tune
    51. 79D
      Book bag
    52. 80D
      Mystical glows
    53. 81D
      Magical phrase, with 82D, signifying transformation
    54. 82D
      Magical phrase, with 81D, indicating a conversion to something different
    55. 83D
      Emanates
    56. 84D
      Star Wars hero, with 73D
    57. 85D
      Pucker producer
    58. 86D
      Star of The Magic Christian, init.
    59. 88D
      Actress/Comedian who wrote and starred in Jesus is Magic, init.
    60. 89D
      Hold dear
    61. 90D
      Honolulu's home
    62. 91D
      US immigration policy
    63. 93D
      Llama land
    64. 94D
      Unearth
    65. 95D
      "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" author
    66. 96D
      Legendary loch
    67. 98D
      Soaking spot
    68. 100D
      Form a lap
    69. 101D
      Sea plea
    70. 103D
      First woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature and first woman to win a Nobel Prize on her own, init.
    71. 105D
      3.14159 etc.
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