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1 Tie one on at dinner

11 Online headsup

15 1990s TV cartoon produced by Steven Spielberg

16 Home for the College of Wooster

17 “Cash is king”

18 Role for Ferrell on “S.N.L.”

19 Dear

20 “The ___ Bridge Disaster” (McGonagall poem)

21 Runners’ spot

22 Diamond ___ Trucks (bygone company)

23 It’s found on the toe of a boot 25 Goes for the gold?

27 Yogi’s title

28 Bolivian export

30 Stick in the mouth?

31 Subject of a Hoyle treatise

33 Portrayer of Hector in “Troy”

35 Infomercial product said to hold 12 times its weight in liquid

37 Band with a 2000 Grammy-winning hit that’s on Rolling Stone’s list of all-time “most annoying songs”

38 Ones pulling strings?

40 Old-hat

41 Text-interpreting technology used with PDFs

42 Duke

43 Halfway house?

44 Hurdles

46 Step

48 Boston landmark, with “the”

51 George Knightley’s love interest, in literature

52 Fired (up)

53 Some messages from messengers

55 Truncates

56 Mobbed by mosquitos

58 Not classspecific

59 1999 Crowe/Pacino film nominated for seven Oscars

60 Newspaper post 61 Things happy people do DOWN

1 Hip-hop’s Kendrick ___

2 Quick snap time, in football

3 “Ding ding ding!”

4 Mr. of “Peter Pan”

5 Singer/songwriter whose name anagrams to ART OF SLY WIT

6 Med. specialist

7 Gaucho gear

8 Journalistic ideal

9 Like glop

10 Some undergrad degs.

11 Language from which “litmus” comes

12 Certain sub- terfuge

13 Well-calibrated

14 Savior of Little Red Riding Hood

24 Division of biology

25 Kind of nerve

26 Put through cycles, in a way

27 Boob

29 Mars or Neptune

31 Metaphor for a tedious, futile effort

32 Expresses grumpily

34 Pottery ___

35 Wolfed (down)

36 Newborn stats: Abbr.

39 Figure in many New Yorker cartoons

45 Kind of surgery 47 Bit the dust

48 What the rainbow flag signifies

49 Go wild

50 Web browsers

52 “That’s a funny one” 54 First name in the International Tennis Hall of Fame

56 “And stuff”

57 Fort Myers-to-Tampa dir.