Visiting Flatland (Meta)
◆ · Por benchen71 · Publicado 2022-04-12T06:00:07.021Z
Meta Prompt
The answer to the meta is a noun
From Wikipedia: "Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions is a satirical novella by the English schoolmaster Edwin Abbott Abbott, first published in 1884 by Seeley & Co. of London. Written pseudonymously by "A Square", the book used the fictional two-dimensional world of Flatland to comment on the hierarchy of Victorian culture, but the novella's more enduring contribution is its examination of dimensions." The answer to the meta is a noun. Answer and explanation: https://www.xword-muggles.com/viewtopic.php?p=90157#p90157
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Pirate liquor
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Horizontales
- 1APirate liquor
- 4AFeature of the cover of Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon"
- 9ASomeone who tries to persuade through untruths, only somewhat politely
- 13AProcessed dairy substance (US specific, too) that usually comes individually wrapped and often accompanies 44 across in a sandwich
- 16AArtificial waterway
- 17ACalendar item for picking up some bargains
- 18AStar of "8 Mile"
- 20AType of financial scheme to avoid (unless, of course, you get in early enough!)
- 21ATravis song, the video of which involves a massive food fight (including, most memorably, a whole octopus flying the length of the table in slow motion)
- 22AA hard ___ follow
- 24AFour-sided die shape
- 29AChristmas decorations prop, often
- 31AUseful cooking additive, stock ___
- 32ATear jerker when diced?
- 35ASatirical Christian news site, Babylon ___
- 36AMore common name for the music genre tender-punk
- 37AGerman masculine indefinite article
- 39ALikely product of a 9 across
- 40APlatonic standard
- 42AArea unit, mostly used of land
- 43AChristmas movie starring Will Ferrell
- 44ALettuce, rocket, spinach, etc
- 48AHomophone of the astrological sign associated with bull worship, also known as a donut
- 49ASlurpee alternative
- 52A"Look at the size of that thing!"
- 56ABritish slang for a contemptible or despicable person
- 58AOne of 6 in a V6
- 60AGrass used for making baskets in Mexico
- 61ASensual areas of the body
- 63A"Late Night with ___ Myers"
- 64AIrk
- 65ASuffix for pot-, sil-, and rec-
Verticales
- 1D"Off to the ___" (let's get meta solving!)
- 2DSavory taste
- 3DRomantic comedy-drama television series starring Anne Heche
- 4DHeap
- 5DPepsi competitor, __ Cola
- 6D___ in "iodine"
- 7DSignificant moment at the end of "The Avengers: Infinity War", but how it would appear in a library catalogue, perhaps
- 8DLana Michele Moorer's rap name
- 9DSaint Bede, as his Vatican friends called him, ___ Venerabilis
- 10DLine where two things join, like two pieces of cloth (or perhaps a two dimensional plane seen edge on, a hint for solving the meta)
- 11DIsraeli model, actress, and television host, ___ Ginzburg
- 12DOboe necessity
- 14DLine of mountains
- 15DFirst Christmas baddie, ___ the Great
- 19DOne of the craters of the Ambrym volcano, Vanuatu (available on Google Street View!)
- 23DBaja resort, for short
- 25DImmune system agent
- 26D"Nashville" actress nominated for an Academy Award, ___ Blakley
- 27DOpposite of off
- 28DFrasier's brother
- 29DClarice Starling's org. in "Silence of the Lambs"
- 30DIraq War danger, for short
- 33DPetroleum product
- 34DExtravagant table ornament made of precious metals in the shape of a ship (shipshape, if you will!)
- 37DLight brown shade
- 38D"___ my case" (lawyer's final words)
- 41DBattery in a small torch, perhaps
- 42DMutually approve
- 45D"Can you carry ___?" (Can you 21 across?)
- 46DCanine genetic material
- 47DGrandson in Spanish
- 50DDevoured
- 51DDischarge
- 52DChills
- 53DOne of 4 on a car (in Australia)
- 54DVending-machine opening
- 55DEuphoric state
- 57DAdjective for a wound
- 59DWinning streak
- 62DRudyard Kipling's "Just ___ Stories"