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Happy Valentine's Day

· By damefox · Published 2022-02-09T17:29:57.717Z

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  • Mike D 🤓9:03 · 2022-02-09T18:00:33.931Z
    Nice one! I was about to give up on DAMUP before it finally came to me
    • Abide 🤓15:20 · 2022-02-10T01:42:56.097Z
      Although I’ve seen it many times, still had to look the character up. Doh! No apology fill with ALDI, DIAL, and SETSHOT 😉
      • Adam Doctoroff 🤓3:52 · 2022-02-10T02:38:06.444Z
        Always enjoy your puzzles, Emma. Thanks!
        • Emma Oxford constructor · 2022-02-10T02:54:40.662Z
          Thanks Adam! I'm having one published in Universal tomorrow (2/10/22), as it happens, so I hope you try that one too!
          Also, and no shade to leisurely solvers, but I always appreciate seeing your solving times on my puzzles. If it took you more than about 5 minutes then I would really worry I'd made something too hard!
          • Adam Doctoroff 🤓3:52 · 2022-02-11T02:22:03.718Z
            Oh cool congrats - I did that one also (didn't notice it was yours, I'm inconsistent in checking bylines). It was a nice puzzle and theme! Took me 2:14:).
        1A
        16th century year (this isn't a great start, sorry)
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        Across
        1. 1A
          16th century year (this isn't a great start, sorry)
        2. 5A
          Former mayor Emanuel
        3. 9A
          "Aladdin" villain
        4. 14A
          Goose eggs (this is also not great, sorry - it gets better once you get out of this corner, I promise)
        5. 15A
          See 44-Down
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          Primer mes del año
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          Founder of an eponymous investment firm
        8. 19A
          Type of collar for some winter wear: Abbr.
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          Beat at skeet
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          Quintessential Lovecraft creature
        11. 23A
          "I don't give ___!"
        12. 25A
          Word after Kennedy or Obama
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          Bittersweet treat
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          Royal headdresses
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          Fire remnant
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          Parked it
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          Large natural gas distributor based in Texas
        18. 37A
          "Le ___ sur la glace" (French translation of the 1992 film "The Cutting Edge")
        19. 38A
          "___ Move" (Young MC song)
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          Romanian currency
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          Snack on
        22. 42A
          Adjective that for some reason I always hear in Ron Weasley's voice (does he say this a lot, or is that just me?)
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          Meaningless vows
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          Help wanted abbr.
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          Word you don't want to hear at an audition
        26. 49A
          What there is a complete lack of in the case against Brooke Windham, according to Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde"
        27. 53A
          Get another box, as of checks
        28. 58A
          Garlicky mayonnaise
        29. 59A
          Character who recommends the last words of 17-Across, 26-Across, and 43-Across as potential gifts (although he specifies "end of 43-Across you don't intend to keep...")
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          Actor Wyatt of "People of Earth"
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          German word for "faithful" (which happens to be an anagram of another English word for "faithful")
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          Fill beyond full
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          Mall fixture
        34. 65A
          "Wynonna ___" (Canadian supernatural Western series)
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          Lago contents
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          "Mr. ___ Risin'" (The Doors album, and also an anagram of its lead singer's name)
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          ___Sign (software for e-agreements)
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          Small apartment
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          Tenn. team
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          Heavily edits
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          ___ acid (primary component of vinegar)
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          Sarcastic laughter syllable
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          What the Fonz affectionately calls Richie's mom
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          ___ Tull (British rock band named after an early 18th century agriculturist)
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          Like Tax Day
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          Sense
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          Tongue-in-cheek
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          Streaming brand
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          Actresses Paige and Maureen (no relation), for two
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          It may be high (like a smart house) or low (like a peephole)
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          "The Fall of ___" (Rubens' painting of a Greek myth)
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          Block
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          Descriptor often confused with asexual: Abbr.
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          The Buckeyes, briefly
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          Helpers: Abbr.
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          "Cheerio!"
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          And others, for short
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          Something spun by a bard
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          Thing
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          "Near, ___, wherever you are..." (Celine Dion lyric)
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          Confer (upon), as an award
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          French one?
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          Blunted blade
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          Confuses, as left and right
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          Many 15-Acrosses
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          "Alas, poor ___! I knew him, Horatio": Hamlet (yes, that's the actual quote - it's not "I knew him well")
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          Disney and Pixar in 2006 or Disney/Pixar and Marvel in 2009
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          "___ the Knife" (song from "The Threepenny Opera" that became a pop standard)
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          Letters before O in a children's refrain
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          Taboo
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          Entr'___
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          Stephanie's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" role
        38. 55D
          Show starring kings and queens
        39. 56D
          Ides accusation
        40. 57D
          Cassowary's cousin
        41. 60D
          "Let You Love Me" singer Rita
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