Oops!.... I Gridded Again
◆ · Por Sommersmith · Publicado 2021-09-03T10:00:39.354Z
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Horizontales
- 1AActors Pitt and Garrett
- 6AOf sound mind
- 10AThe long one signifies commitment
- 14AChart again
- 15A*2007 pop song that lent its title to its singer's four-year Las Vegas residency
- 17A*Biggest pop hit of 1999
- 19AOscar-winning Italian director Vittorio ("Shoeshine", "The Bicycle Thief")
- 20ABrudda Iz's instrument
- 21AArmenia or Uzbekistan before 1991: Abbr.
- 22AFictional heroines Croft and Antipova
- 25APiece of cake?
- 29AAnother Argentine?
- 31AUp and about
- 33ANine-digit federal IDs
- 34AOpposite of a letter opener?
- 36ACommon attrib. on very old songs
- 38ABritish musician Adam ___ (who doesn't have six legs or even any antennae)
- 39AHashtag in support of the singer of the starred entries, in her campaign to end her 64A
- 43ADOJ agency interested in booze, cigarettes and guns (which has always struck me as kind of a random combination, but sure)
- 45ARecreational drug known as ecstacy, molly, or by these letters
- 46A"Sorry, I must be having _____ day"
- 49AFanfiction pairing
- 51AChapters of an int'l feminist movement with religious roots
- 54ASvelte
- 55APainter Matisse
- 57AGobsmacks
- 59ABroadband internet over copper, for short
- 60A"The Lady ___ Tramp" (Rodgers and Hart showtune)
- 62ALuddite's insistence, perhaps
- 64ALegal custody arrangement; one in particular has been in much recent news
- 70A*2007 pop song that opens with an iconic (and profane) three-word introduction of its singer
- 71A"Invisible Cities" author Calvino
- 72AFrench islands
- 73A"Now I really wish that I knew how to ____!" ("Mulan" lyric that rhymes with "Boy was I a fool in school for cutting gym")
- 74A17th-century English diarist Samuel
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- 1DTexter's "Gimme a sec"
- 2DShares a story with
- 3D"Late Night with Seth Meyers" writer who got her own show in 2020
- 4D24-hour periods
- 5DGo bad
- 6DLast name of the singer of the starred entries
- 7DGoal
- 8DNotable role for Keanu
- 9DColor much more boring than its exotic-sounding name would suggest (it's just tan)
- 10DMonopoly buildings
- 11DOrg. behind the "100 Years... 100 Movies" list
- 12DRevered Egyptian singer Kulthum
- 13DNovelist Harper
- 16DSounds emitted upon seeing a mouse, perhaps
- 18DUniversity sports org.
- 21DVegan protein source
- 23DEntice
- 24DApple assistant
- 26DPhrase uttered while wearing a monocle and top hat, perhaps
- 27D24-hr. TV channel founded by Ted Turner
- 28DId ___ (that is)
- 30DHockey great Bobby
- 32DAnimal that a suspicious person smells
- 35DAbout four months of higher ed.
- 37DSurely the most famous double helix
- 40DBig name in ice cream
- 41DGerman luxury cars
- 42DShort dashes?
- 43DEmerald ___ borer: Invasive beetle threatening North American tree populations
- 44DIt's a definite article (in fact, some might say it's ___ definite article...)
- 47DIn a suspicious manner
- 48DLetters suggesting "Everything is awful"
- 50DLight benders
- 52DDorothy's guardian
- 53DSmart bassinet that supposedly will add hours to your baby's sleep; for $1500, it had better
- 56D"____ what you mean..."
- 58DWord with search or comic
- 61DWhat offended people get up in
- 63DEast of Acapulco?
- 64DWhat most movie monsters are made of, nowadays: Abbr.
- 65DVinaigrette ingredient
- 66DUK music magazine with an adversarial name, if you sound it out
- 67DPromise
- 68DNPR journalist Shapiro
- 69DOpp. of neg.