The News Herald (Willoughby, OH)
Crossword No. 0430
ACROSS
Certain
1 archaeological site Received, as a
4 guest to one’s flat
Felicity
9
Flying start?
14
Olds that was
15 once in the news Make altogether 16
Cheerful
17 response to “How’re you doing?” Faded
20
C6H6
21
“Guess again”
22
Bachelor, e.g.
23
Amused reaction 24
31-syllable
25
Japanese poem Heavy shoe
27
Women’s soccer 29 powerhouse Poorly written
30 words
A mighty long
32 time
Its slogan “Get 36
Smarter Now” matches its initials Writing is
39 sometimes done on it Looking wise? 40
Part of some
41 after-work plans, in brief Comment after 42 clumsiness John Steinbeck’s 44 middle name Burning issue
46
Top
49
E.P.A. concern 50
Playroom?
51
Buffaloed
53
People may never get over it Halfway between yellow and orange Musical segment Auto shaft, informally Tries out Claudio or Gio, father-and-son players for the U.S. men’s national soccer team
1977 Sex
63
Pistols song written after a record-contract termination 56 58
59 60
61 62
DOWN When doubled,
1 attentiongrabbing During
2
It’s first among
3
Americans “That’s a big ‘no 4 thanks’” Michael Caine
5 film Regard
6
Address in a bar 7
Delectable made 8 with grass Actress Fricker of 9
“My Left Foot” Leap with a twist 10
Dossier contents 11
One working for 12 a dictator Philosopher
13
Georges
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Sci-fi’s Chief
18
Chirpa, e.g. Relatives of
19 foxhounds String of
23 typographical symbols, like @%$&!, to represent an obscenity Jerks
25
“Step on it!”
26
Navigator was in 27 the first one Sticks nix
28
Did some prep 31 work in the kitchen About to be sold 33
Has things
34 backward, say Game with
35 matadors and schneiders Energy-saving 37 mode in some hybrid cars Soprano’s group 38
Cowboy features 43
Lead, e.g.
45
Up
46
“For ___!”
47
Components of a 48 bouquet garni
A toaster might 50 hold one
Give some bad 52 assistance
Affected
53
Hustle
54
Final precursor 55
Composition of 57
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