CROSSHARE
1A
"Such a shame!"
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
Horizontales
  1. 1A
    "Such a shame!"
  2. 5A
    Recipe amt.
  3. 9A
    Studio associated with a roaring lion
  4. 12A
    Pale violet shade
  5. 14A
    "Why Can't I?" singer Liz
  6. 15A
    ___ Miss (Oxford school)
  7. 16A
    One of far too many in some packages containing fragile items
  8. 19A
    "Lawrence of ___" (1962 film)
  9. 20A
    One who shares some boardroom duties, for short
  10. 21A
    "Patience ___ virtue"
  11. 24A
    Owl mascot for a certain language learning app
  12. 25A
    Innate skills
  13. 27A
    Induced worry in
  14. 30A
    Malicious plan
  15. 31A
    ___ Lingus
  16. 32A
    Number twos for Gavin Newsom and Kathy Hochul, for short
  17. 37A
    The "pale blue dot" in a famous image
  18. 39A
    ___ Paulo, Brazil
  19. 41A
    Kind of wrap you might find in the fridge
  20. 42A
    Brainstorm
  21. 44A
    Org. with "EZ" forms
  22. 46A
    Crazy, in Ciudad Juárez
  23. 47A
    Flavor combination for some cakes, whiskeys, and ice creams
  24. 50A
    Enthusiastically begin
  25. 53A
    NCAA's Golden Bears
  26. 54A
    Not currently functioning: Abbr.
  27. 55A
    "___ Monday" (hit by The Bangles)
  28. 56A
    Humiliates
  29. 59A
    "Is this annoying?"
  30. 64A
    Boxing result, for short
  31. 65A
    Spots for subs
  32. 66A
    Some dressy jackets
  33. 67A
    Hamilton's bill
  34. 68A
    Big name in the frozen aisle
  35. 69A
    Part of a Covid-19 test
Verticales
  1. 1D
    Diner in "Happy Days"
  2. 2D
    Poppin', as a party
  3. 3D
    Gymnast Raisman
  4. 4D
    Runner ___ Mae Berman, who unofficially won the Boston Marathon in 1969, 1970, and 1971, before women were allowed to compete
  5. 5D
    Cuisine with pad see ew
  6. 6D
    Capital of Mali
  7. 7D
    Small taste
  8. 8D
    Molds concrete offsite
  9. 9D
    George ___, 1st Duke of Albemarle (who sounds like he belongs at an abbey)
  10. 10D
    Sticks (together)
  11. 11D
    "Take ___ your leader"
  12. 13D
    Una ___ (piano direction to press the soft pedal)
  13. 14D
    Some mailing addresses, for short
  14. 17D
    Flora's counterpart
  15. 18D
    Green New Deal initials
  16. 21D
    He designed the Louvre pyramid
  17. 22D
    Word after Caesar or Cobb
  18. 23D
    Love to pieces
  19. 26D
    Legalese for "no"
  20. 28D
    James who sang "At Last"
  21. 29D
    Letter-shaped track segment
  22. 33D
    Nerve
  23. 34D
    Setting for the University of Maine
  24. 35D
    In ___ (opposite of "in situ")
  25. 36D
    Little brats
  26. 38D
    It's used to structure websites
  27. 40D
    Vehicles that carry mined finds
  28. 43D
    Consume
  29. 45D
    Hindu teacher
  30. 48D
    With elegance and opulence
  31. 49D
    Coeur d'___, Idaho
  32. 50D
    She played Jean in "X-Men"
  33. 51D
    Negatively charged atom
  34. 52D
    Ad ___ (improvise)
  35. 55D
    He played Will in "Good Will Hunting"
  36. 57D
    "We have met the enemy and ___ us" (line from a "Pogo" strip)
  37. 58D
    Amy and Terry, in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," for short
  38. 60D
    "Thank you for coming to my ___ talk"
  39. 61D
    "Ouch!"
  40. 62D
    Go off ___ tangent
  41. 63D
    Port initials
Your browser is unsupported - please update to a newer browser for the best experience
Loading...