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Rise above it all

◆ · Di woozy · Pubblicato 2022-10-08T06:53:00.848Z

Meta Prompt
The answer to this meta is a five-letter word that isn't completely unrelated to rising
This is about a 4.
I will release three versions that are exactly the same but with "themer pointers" for different levels of difficulty. This is the most difficult version.
The Level 3 version with hard pointers: https://crosshare.org/crosswords/NWqdU45iNEvF5GVgkoSB/rise-above-it-all-with-level-3-pointers
The Level 2 version with easy pointers: https://crosshare.org/crosswords/UoiUKugalEtffB4ScUsF/rise-above-it-all-with-level-2-points
The Level 1 version with the easy and hard pointers: https://crosshare.org/crosswords/Z0p80DChnFHkcVC3nh1c/rise-above-it-all-with-level-1-pointers
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  • woozy costruttore · 2022-10-18T17:40:21.664Z
    There are five entries that don't really fit the clues. In some versions of the puzzle they are marked with asterisks but in the harder versions they are unmarked.
    a MAYFLY doesn't have mantis-like appendages' SEND doesn't really mean to signal. There never really were FADs about those stinky foods. To outdo ... well it is to BEST, but BEST doesn't indicate any particle activity that one is BESTing another in and "in an activity" was an essential part of the clue. And RETIRED doesn't mean "fixed and ready to use".
    These clues have mistakes and you must "rise above it all" and look into the entry above to fix them. In some of the puzzles the clues of the entries above or are marked with a + but in the harder ones they are unmarked.
    If you rise above the middle Y in MA(Y)FLY you have the (NTIS) in deNTISt and if you replace the Y with that you have the correct answer MA(NTIS)FLY. Likewise S(E)ND becomes S(OU)ND, F(A)D becomes F(ETI)D, BE(S)T becomes BE(ATA)T and RE(T)IRED becomes RE(PA)IRED which all fit the clues better.
    So what was the "it all" you had to rise above? Y-E-A-S-T
    Play today's daily mini crossword
    1A
    To humanly make mistakes
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    Orizzontali
    1. 1A
      To humanly make mistakes
    2. 4A
      Civil War side
    3. 7A
      Distant
    4. 10A
      Toward the stern
    5. 13A
      Those rolls of lawn to be laid down; or British insult for people (as in "It was Rodgers, the lodgers, ---------")
    6. 15A
      Physician's org.
    7. 16A
      Sound like a dove
    8. 17A
      One who knows his way around a tooth
    9. 18A
      Haggard's genre
    10. 20A
      Insect with forelimbs similar to a mantis
    11. 21A
      To signal
    12. 22A
      "What's that floral necklace?" "This? This is -----"
    13. 23A
      Cavea thoracis (pl.)
    14. 27A
      The first prime minister and president of Ghana
    15. 30A
      Brian of ambient music
    16. 31A
      Pasta, wider than spaghetti, narrower than fettuccine
    17. 34A
      Abominable Snowmen
    18. 36A
      When you mine for cookies but only find 3/4 of the mother lode. (yeah, I did that)
    19. 37A
      Chastise
    20. 39A
      Like the lutefisk craze fifteen years ago, or the current stinky tofu trend, or the obsession with durian in 90s
    21. 40A
      Acronym for a chaotic mess
    22. 42A
      The family in "Nanny and the Professor" (yeah, well, they never heard of you either)
    23. 44A
      Vietnamese holiday
    24. 45A
      "------ caveman could do it"
    25. 47A
      Before birth
    26. 49A
      Don Novello letter-writing alias: Lazlo ----
    27. 53A
      To out-do in an activity
    28. 54A
      Don't know; don't care
    29. 56A
      Taro dish for a Hawaiian dance?
    30. 59A
      Fixed and ready for use again
    31. 61A
      Presidential Candidate of 52 that people liked
    32. 62A
      Establishment for the lodging and entertaining of travelers
    33. 63A
      Undoes a tightening
    34. 64A
      Tapered stake or pin
    35. 65A
      Cartoon Garden Gnome.... what? I can't just make up acronyms? Now you tell me. Um, okay, multinational geoscience technology services company.
    36. 66A
      Switch labels
    37. 67A
      Cologne
    Verticali
    1. 1D
      Important estimates when you are trying to leave
    2. 2D
      Greek for "Thing said". In philosophy it refers to sentences or propositions. In Christianity, it refers to the sayings of Christ.
    3. 3D
      Related to the kidneys
    4. 4D
      Styling (as hair)
    5. 5D
      Broadband connection using telephone copper wires and where the downstream and upstream bandwidths are identical
    6. 6D
      Who was Tommy Lee performing as in "Cobb"?
    7. 7D
      Replicas
    8. 8D
      Single-celled creature. (There's more to it than that, of course. It is a rhizopod protozoan with lobed pseudopodia, without permanent organelles but "single-celled creature" is good enough for a crossword puzzle)
    9. 9D
      Sleazy
    10. 10D
      Play a role
    11. 11D
      Pro
    12. 12D
      Plaything
    13. 14D
      Inflamed swelling of a sebaceous gland at the margin of an eyelid
    14. 19D
      Signing one commits you to silence
    15. 23D
      Well, essential a race track lap, I suppose?
    16. 24D
      Imply
    17. 25D
      Authors Bagnold and Blyton
    18. 26D
      Distress call at sea
    19. 28D
      Ancient Persian kettle-drum similar to timpani
    20. 29D
      Oryza consumption
    21. 31D
      Solitary sort
    22. 32D
      Incensed
    23. 33D
      Clock in the shape of a ship; or a napkin holder shaped like a ship; for Discworld fans a desert on the Klatchian continent; in our world a glacier and a river in Chile
    24. 35D
      Juvenile newt
    25. 38D
      Not allowing the serving of booze
    26. 40D
      Big name in motor oil
    27. 41D
      What "Lonesome Dove" can be said to be; or "Gone with the Wind"; or maybe "New York" by Edward Rutherford
    28. 43D
      "Have a meal at Oprah's restaurant!"
    29. 46D
      What "By the rivers of Babylon", or another such canticle from the first part of the bible, could be said to be.
    30. 48D
      Sports League, includes the Celtics and the Cavaliers
    31. 50D
      Elevator man
    32. 51D
      When Mercury, Washington, and Helium chant "We're number one", Earth, Jefferson, and Lithium may claim this number. (Remember that MGWCC?)
    33. 52D
      Serengeti scavenger
    34. 54D
      Titular character in "The Good Dinosaur"
    35. 55D
      Menial laborer
    36. 56D
      With it; in the know (like someone who has heard of "Nanny and the Professor")
    37. 57D
      Instrument at a 56A, maybe
    38. 58D
      Journey segment
    39. 60D
      Public historically black land-grant research university est. in 1891; Home of the hornets
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