Aside from 1-Across1A"Alphabetical" bits[-----] and 6-Across6ACartoon character who was fittingly "scarred" for life[-----], each clue is paired with the other along its row or column, and it's up to you to figure out which clue goes with which entry. There is one correct solution. Check out the original Quadruple Mini at https://crosshare.org/crosswords/BKUosUeNzPs6cfDosKqw/quadruple-mini
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AESOP29A(29A - 30A) Writer known for many animal stereotypes - Like drones, but not helicopters[-----]? You mean the one who wrote all those tales? Hmmmm
Cartoon character who was fittingly "scarred" for life
11A
(11A11A(11A - 12A) "Finding Nemo" setting - Prefix associated with super high speeds[-----] - 12A12A(11A - 12A) "Finding Nemo" setting - Prefix associated with super high speeds[-----]) "Finding Nemo" setting - Prefix associated with super high speeds
12A
(11A11A(11A - 12A) "Finding Nemo" setting - Prefix associated with super high speeds[-----] - 12A12A(11A - 12A) "Finding Nemo" setting - Prefix associated with super high speeds[-----]) "Finding Nemo" setting - Prefix associated with super high speeds
13A
(13A13A(13A - 14A) Like 2 among prime numbers - Break the 7th commandment (in the Catholic numbering)[-----] - 14A14A(13A - 14A) Like 2 among prime numbers - Break the 7th commandment (in the Catholic numbering)[-----]) Like 2 among prime numbers - Break the 7th commandment (in the Catholic numbering)
14A
(13A13A(13A - 14A) Like 2 among prime numbers - Break the 7th commandment (in the Catholic numbering)[-----] - 14A14A(13A - 14A) Like 2 among prime numbers - Break the 7th commandment (in the Catholic numbering)[-----]) Like 2 among prime numbers - Break the 7th commandment (in the Catholic numbering)
15A
(15A15A(15A - 16A) Aim to persuade a crowd - Certain Chevrolet car, familiarly[-----] - 16A16A(15A - 16A) Aim to persuade a crowd - Certain Chevrolet car, familiarly[-----]) Aim to persuade a crowd - Certain Chevrolet car, familiarly
16A
(15A15A(15A - 16A) Aim to persuade a crowd - Certain Chevrolet car, familiarly[-----] - 16A16A(15A - 16A) Aim to persuade a crowd - Certain Chevrolet car, familiarly[-----]) Aim to persuade a crowd - Certain Chevrolet car, familiarly
17A
(17A17A(17A - 18A) Surprisingly strong starts? - They can be sharp, but not pointy[-----] - 18A18A(17A - 18A) Surprisingly strong starts? - They can be sharp, but not pointy[-----]) Surprisingly strong starts? - They can be sharp, but not pointy
18A
(17A17A(17A - 18A) Surprisingly strong starts? - They can be sharp, but not pointy[-----] - 18A18A(17A - 18A) Surprisingly strong starts? - They can be sharp, but not pointy[-----]) Surprisingly strong starts? - They can be sharp, but not pointy
19A
(19A19A(19A - 24A) Bored feeling, with "the" - Marine ____[-----] - 24A24A(19A - 24A) Bored feeling, with "the" - Marine ____[-----]) Bored feeling, with "the" - Marine ____
24A
(19A19A(19A - 24A) Bored feeling, with "the" - Marine ____[-----] - 24A24A(19A - 24A) Bored feeling, with "the" - Marine ____[-----]) Bored feeling, with "the" - Marine ____
29A
(29A29A(29A - 30A) Writer known for many animal stereotypes - Like drones, but not helicopters[-----] - 30A30A(29A - 30A) Writer known for many animal stereotypes - Like drones, but not helicopters[-----]) Writer known for many animal stereotypes - Like drones, but not helicopters
30A
(29A29A(29A - 30A) Writer known for many animal stereotypes - Like drones, but not helicopters[-----] - 30A30A(29A - 30A) Writer known for many animal stereotypes - Like drones, but not helicopters[-----]) Writer known for many animal stereotypes - Like drones, but not helicopters
31A
(31A31A(31A - 32A) Overused, as a trope - Notable 20th century electrical engineer and inventor[-----] - 32A32A(31A - 32A) Overused, as a trope - Notable 20th century electrical engineer and inventor[-----]) Overused, as a trope - Notable 20th century electrical engineer and inventor
32A
(31A31A(31A - 32A) Overused, as a trope - Notable 20th century electrical engineer and inventor[-----] - 32A32A(31A - 32A) Overused, as a trope - Notable 20th century electrical engineer and inventor[-----]) Overused, as a trope - Notable 20th century electrical engineer and inventor
33A
(33A33A(33A - 34A) One with unpleasant looks, perhaps? - What a trainee might say to a long-time employee[-----] - 34A34A(33A - 34A) One with unpleasant looks, perhaps? - What a trainee might say to a long-time employee[-----]) One with unpleasant looks, perhaps? - What a trainee might say to a long-time employee
34A
(33A33A(33A - 34A) One with unpleasant looks, perhaps? - What a trainee might say to a long-time employee[-----] - 34A34A(33A - 34A) One with unpleasant looks, perhaps? - What a trainee might say to a long-time employee[-----]) One with unpleasant looks, perhaps? - What a trainee might say to a long-time employee
35A
(35A35A(35A - 36A) Holding them may be reassuring - Important movie roles[-----] - 36A36A(35A - 36A) Holding them may be reassuring - Important movie roles[-----]) Holding them may be reassuring - Important movie roles
36A
(35A35A(35A - 36A) Holding them may be reassuring - Important movie roles[-----] - 36A36A(35A - 36A) Holding them may be reassuring - Important movie roles[-----]) Holding them may be reassuring - Important movie roles
Down
1D
(1D1D(1D - 19D) Common pizza herb - "So you want to fight, huh?!"[-----] - 19D19D(1D - 19D) Common pizza herb - "So you want to fight, huh?!"[-----]) Common pizza herb - "So you want to fight, huh?!"
2D
(2D2D(2D - 20D) "See you in the next video!", e. g. - What a long-time employee might say to a trainee[-----] - 20D20D(2D - 20D) "See you in the next video!", e. g. - What a long-time employee might say to a trainee[-----]) "See you in the next video!", e. g. - What a long-time employee might say to a trainee
3D
(3D3D(3D - 21D) Monovocalic yoga term - This is not a trick![-----] - 21D21D(3D - 21D) Monovocalic yoga term - This is not a trick![-----]) Monovocalic yoga term - This is not a trick!
4D
(4D4D(4D - 22D) Diminish - Hiding, with "up" (like a mole or rabbit, perhaps)[-----] - 22D22D(4D - 22D) Diminish - Hiding, with "up" (like a mole or rabbit, perhaps)[-----]) Diminish - Hiding, with "up" (like a mole or rabbit, perhaps)
5D
(5D5D(5D - 23D) Lets out, as lava - Where most footprints get their patterns from[-----] - 23D23D(5D - 23D) Lets out, as lava - Where most footprints get their patterns from[-----]) Lets out, as lava - Where most footprints get their patterns from
6D
(6D6D(6D - 24D) Snag - Finish, as a Sudoku[-----] - 24D24D(6D - 24D) Snag - Finish, as a Sudoku[-----]) Snag - Finish, as a Sudoku
7D
(7D7D(7D - 25D) Their flavors include "Mermaid" and "Blue Lemonade" - Word that in Italian can refer to any kind of literary work[-----] - 25D25D(7D - 25D) Their flavors include "Mermaid" and "Blue Lemonade" - Word that in Italian can refer to any kind of literary work[-----]) Their flavors include "Mermaid" and "Blue Lemonade" - Word that in Italian can refer to any kind of literary work
8D
(8D8D(8D - 26D) Turducken layers - Back from the dead[-----] - 26D26D(8D - 26D) Turducken layers - Back from the dead[-----]) Turducken layers - Back from the dead
9D
(9D9D(9D - 27D) Moisten a roast - Was visibly scared, say [-----] - 27D27D(9D - 27D) Moisten a roast - Was visibly scared, say [-----]) Moisten a roast - Was visibly scared, say
10D
(10D10D(10D - 28D) They're chipped in - Can't handle the pressure[-----] - 28D28D(10D - 28D) They're chipped in - Can't handle the pressure[-----]) They're chipped in - Can't handle the pressure
19D
(1D1D(1D - 19D) Common pizza herb - "So you want to fight, huh?!"[-----] - 19D19D(1D - 19D) Common pizza herb - "So you want to fight, huh?!"[-----]) Common pizza herb - "So you want to fight, huh?!"
20D
(2D2D(2D - 20D) "See you in the next video!", e. g. - What a long-time employee might say to a trainee[-----] - 20D20D(2D - 20D) "See you in the next video!", e. g. - What a long-time employee might say to a trainee[-----]) "See you in the next video!", e. g. - What a long-time employee might say to a trainee
21D
(3D3D(3D - 21D) Monovocalic yoga term - This is not a trick![-----] - 21D21D(3D - 21D) Monovocalic yoga term - This is not a trick![-----]) Monovocalic yoga term - This is not a trick!
22D
(4D4D(4D - 22D) Diminish - Hiding, with "up" (like a mole or rabbit, perhaps)[-----] - 22D22D(4D - 22D) Diminish - Hiding, with "up" (like a mole or rabbit, perhaps)[-----]) Diminish - Hiding, with "up" (like a mole or rabbit, perhaps)
23D
(5D5D(5D - 23D) Lets out, as lava - Where most footprints get their patterns from[-----] - 23D23D(5D - 23D) Lets out, as lava - Where most footprints get their patterns from[-----]) Lets out, as lava - Where most footprints get their patterns from
24D
(6D6D(6D - 24D) Snag - Finish, as a Sudoku[-----] - 24D24D(6D - 24D) Snag - Finish, as a Sudoku[-----]) Snag - Finish, as a Sudoku
25D
(7D7D(7D - 25D) Their flavors include "Mermaid" and "Blue Lemonade" - Word that in Italian can refer to any kind of literary work[-----] - 25D25D(7D - 25D) Their flavors include "Mermaid" and "Blue Lemonade" - Word that in Italian can refer to any kind of literary work[-----]) Their flavors include "Mermaid" and "Blue Lemonade" - Word that in Italian can refer to any kind of literary work
26D
(8D8D(8D - 26D) Turducken layers - Back from the dead[-----] - 26D26D(8D - 26D) Turducken layers - Back from the dead[-----]) Turducken layers - Back from the dead
27D
(9D9D(9D - 27D) Moisten a roast - Was visibly scared, say [-----] - 27D27D(9D - 27D) Moisten a roast - Was visibly scared, say [-----]) Moisten a roast - Was visibly scared, say
28D
(10D10D(10D - 28D) They're chipped in - Can't handle the pressure[-----] - 28D28D(10D - 28D) They're chipped in - Can't handle the pressure[-----]) They're chipped in - Can't handle the pressure