Friday Crossword — June 13, 2008
Difficulty: HardGrid: 15x1570 clues~30-60 minBy Patrick Berry6/13/2008
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Crossword Clues
Across
- 1 Across
- Shakespeare's Sir Toby ___ (5 letters)
- 6 Across
- Italian architect Rossi (4 letters)
- 10 Across
- Hot rod? (4 letters)
- 14 Across
- Riotous (10 letters)
- 16 Across
- Part of the view in "A Room With a View" (4 letters)
- 17 Across
- Organization concerned with good breeding (10 letters)
- 18 Across
- Early career trajectory (4 letters)
- 19 Across
- First-aid expert, briefly (3 letters)
- 20 Across
- Vengeful Quaker of literature (4 letters)
- 21 Across
- Pal, in Pau (3 letters)
- 22 Across
- Highest-scoring Scrabble word that doesn't use A, E, I, O or U (6 letters)
- 25 Across
- Cryogenic refrigerant (6 letters)
- 28 Across
- Objects (4 letters)
- 30 Across
- Health facility (3 letters)
- 31 Across
- Sony BMG record label (3 letters)
- 32 Across
- They have people eating in a lot (15 letters)
- 37 Across
- 1972 #1 hit for the Staple Singers (15 letters)
- 38 Across
- Sentence fragments often beginning with "wh-" words (15 letters)
- 39 Across
- Nos. pressed after getting through (3 letters)
- 40 Across
- Neuter pronoun (3 letters)
- 41 Across
- "A Fine Romance" composer (4 letters)
- 42 Across
- Dorothy Lamour's trademark garment (6 letters)
- 44 Across
- "You should really know better!" (6 letters)
- 48 Across
- Org. that gives out Jazz Masters Awards (3 letters)
- 49 Across
- Something to do in a virtual room (4 letters)
- 52 Across
- Satyajit Ray's "The ___ Trilogy" (3 letters)
- 53 Across
- Cereal box nos. (4 letters)
- 54 Across
- Piñata material (10 letters)
- 57 Across
- Baseball team owner Moreno (4 letters)
- 58 Across
- Pitcher? (10 letters)
- 59 Across
- Force divided by acceleration (4 letters)
- 60 Across
- Kids to watch out for (4 letters)
- 61 Across
- 1950s sitcom family name (5 letters)
Down
- 1 Down
- Exercise room lineup (5 letters)
- 2 Down
- "Politics is the ___ of the imagination": Ian McEwan (5 letters)
- 3 Down
- Walter who created Woody Woodpecker (5 letters)
- 4 Down
- "Reliable Sources" broadcaster (3 letters)
- 5 Down
- Shade (3 letters)
- 6 Down
- Roguish (4 letters)
- 7 Down
- "Run ___ Run" (1998 thriller) (4 letters)
- 8 Down
- Smear (on) (4 letters)
- 9 Down
- Divining device, in sci-fi (3 letters)
- 10 Down
- Opera impresario Caldwell (5 letters)
- 11 Down
- Election year events (9 letters)
- 12 Down
- Two-faced (9 letters)
- 13 Down
- Sock part (3 letters)
- 15 Down
- QB's talent (10 letters)
- 23 Down
- Big Three locale (5 letters)
- 24 Down
- Unit of explosive force (7 letters)
- 25 Down
- Dress uniform adornments (10 letters)
- 26 Down
- Golden Horde members (7 letters)
- 27 Down
- Moves carefully (5 letters)
- 29 Down
- First name shared by both founders of Apple (5 letters)
- 30 Down
- Son of Sarek (5 letters)
- 32 Down
- Street contacts? (5 letters)
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- Ripley who wrote the "Gone With the Wind" sequel "Scarlett" (9 letters)
- 34 Down
- Abuses (9 letters)
- 35 Down
- Dollar bill symbol (3 letters)
- 36 Down
- Dull sound (5 letters)
- 43 Down
- Travelers' stopping points (5 letters)
- 45 Down
- Come to the point? (5 letters)
- 46 Down
- Used up (5 letters)
- 47 Down
- Literary character whose last words are "The horror! The horror!" (5 letters)
- 49 Down
- Learn a lot, say (4 letters)
- 50 Down
- Album after "Beatles VI" (4 letters)
- 51 Down
- Acts like (4 letters)
- 53 Down
- Run into (3 letters)
- 54 Down
- Series of violent episodes? (3 letters)
- 55 Down
- Product sold in spray cans (3 letters)
- 56 Down
- Period (3 letters)
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