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64-bit float

◆◆ · Di RozzaW · Pubblicato 2020-12-16T20:57:18.818Z

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  • Mike D 10:43 · 2020-12-16T22:25:20.477Z
    Oh man the title should've been more of a clue to DOUBLE but I didn't pick up on that until just now. Great puzzle! I loved the theme 2️⃣
    • RozzaW costruttore · 2020-12-16T22:30:39.874Z
      Thanks! This is my first full sized crossword, so it's been a challenge designing the grid for this size! Haha, I thought someone with a programming background would get a hint from the title!
      • Mike D 10:43 · 2020-12-16T23:04:15.352Z
        Wow congrats on your full-size debut! 🎊
    • Resident Mutt 🤓9:59 · 2020-12-17T00:03:40.786Z
      Oh, as a CompSci grad not picking up 64-bit float as DOUBLE fills me with shame. Nice grid - nicely on my UK home turf :D
      And GREGGS is the worst bakery you can't change my mind. Pie shop that makes terrible pies (or worse: pie shop that doesn't even sell pies! Scandalous!)
      • RozzaW costruttore · 2020-12-17T07:05:38.233Z
        Thanks, I'm glad someone else is appreciating a British spin on clues!
        I'm not the biggest fan of Greggs myself, but you can't deny its nationwide appeal!
      • Anonymous Crossharer 23:04 · 2020-12-17T16:36:05.683Z
        Crazy how difficult not knowing when it's two words makes it! Loved the Nintendo question. Had to go over my first answer there.
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        Hi-___ graphics
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        Orizzontali
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          Hi-___ graphics
        2. 4A
          One of the seven deadly sins
        3. 9A
          ___-bodied
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          Ab ___ (from day one)
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          Lead-in to, 16-across, 31-across, 45-across and 61-across
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          Fairway club
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          With 14-across, park-free place
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          Enjoy a novel
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          Popular UK bakery chain
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          Total (up)
        11. 22A
          Annoying pop-ups
        12. 23A
          Slander
        13. 26A
          Narwhal features
        14. 28A
          Fed. stipend
        15. 31A
          With 14-across, put it all on the line
        16. 33A
          Evening news hr.
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          Concerning
        18. 36A
          Some World Cup cheers
        19. 39A
          She, in Sicily
        20. 40A
          Nintendo console, launched in 2008
        21. 41A
          Retirees in the UK
        22. 42A
          Walnut ____
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          Israeli airline
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          Vaulted areas in Cathedrals
        25. 45A
          With 14-across, London attraction
        26. 48A
          Oxford college of Al Murray & Keir Starmer, for short
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          Weightlessness
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          Synthetic fabric
        29. 52A
          ____ Mahal
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          Non-Rx
        31. 55A
          "Life of Pi" director
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          Woodwind instrument
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          With 14-across, has up & down sides
        34. 64A
          "Girls" Emmy nominee Hoffmann
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          Hop variety in many a craft beer
        36. 66A
          A gamer’s gripe
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          Bottom, to a Brit
        38. 68A
          Saturn's largest moon
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          Broke bread
        Verticali
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          Lead-in to biv
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          Penultimate fairy tale word
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          Lemon ____
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          Puritanical person, to an Aussie
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          Halls of residence (fr.)
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          Morgan, screenwriter of “The Iron Lady”
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          Ian Lee & Katherine Boyle radio show, for short
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          “_____ Ides of March”
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          Cause of inflation?
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          “_____ in case of emergency”
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          Washing machine units
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          Finishes
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          Bitch with babies
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          Some TVs and smartphones
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          Hwy. offense
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          ' ___ brain is the Devil's workshop'
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          French 'prince of poets'
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          Dogg of rap
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          Meat-and-potatoes dish
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          Period of heavy drinking, colloquially
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          Embezzlement and the like
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          Fedora-like hat
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          Plane material
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          Blunted blade
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          A librarian’s catchphrase
        26. 43D
          Event that calls for ticker tape?
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          In ___ (so to speak)
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          Pigeon sound
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          Japanese dish whose name means, literally, "eel bowl"
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          Founder of a Broadway gourmet store
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          Second busiest UK airport, in brief
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          Roman get-up
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          402, to Caesar
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          Bugs Bunny's girlfriend
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          Part of Q.E.D.
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          Advantage
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          Needle part
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          Clock std.
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          Marshall Plan agcy. (or, backward, a poker player's bullet)
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