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Across
- 1a. Baby sheep
- 5a. Enjoy, as some french fries
- 8a. Sleepytime site
- 11a. ___-the-counter medication
- 12a. “Do not try ___ at home”
- 14a. History book time division
- 15a. Prolonged unconsciousness
- 16a. Grocery store vehicle
- 17a. Dart thrower’s asset
- 18a. “Author’s identity is a secret,” for short
- 19a. “Break My Soul” female singer who broke the record for most Grammy wins at the 2023 Grammy Awards
- 21a. Anti-narcotics group in “Narcos”: Abbr.
- 24a. Stitch up, say
- 25a. Homo ___ (human species)
- 29a. Muni ___, “Hrs & Hrs” female singer who won the 2023 Grammy for Best R&B Performance
- 33a. ___ carte (dishes priced separately): 2 wds.
- 34a. “About Damn Time” female singer who won the 2023 Grammy for Record of the Year
- 37a. Actress ___ Michele of “Glee”
- 38a. Second “W” in WWW
- 40a. Kool-___ (fruit-flavored drink)
- 41a. Grammy-nominated singer Lana ___ Rey
- 42a. Vigor’s companion
- 45a. Ripped out, as pages from a notebook
- 47a. ___ Joy, “Linger Awhile” female singer who won two Grammys at the 2023 Grammy Awards
- 50a. Retirement savings plan letters
- 51a. ___ bono (like a lawyer working without a fee)
- 52a. Company’s stock launch: Abbr.
- 54a. Bite result, maybe
- 58a. The ___-American Rejects, “Move Along” band
- 59a. Crafty, like Swiper the fox
- 60a. Well-___ (wealthy): Hyph.
- 61a. Reddit admin, informally
- 62a. “___-haw” (braying sound)
- 63a. The “T” of SAT
Down
- 1d. Ricky Martin’s “Livin’ la Vida ___”
- 2d. Stratford-upon-___, Shakespeare’s birthplace
- 3d. Note to employees, for short
- 4d. ___ Carlile, “Broken Horses” female singer who won three Grammys at the 2023 Grammy Awards
- 5d. List-shortening abbreviation
- 6d. “Moby-Dick” captain
- 7d. A bicycle has two
- 8d. Lima or soya, e.g.
- 9d. ___ Church who sang “Springsteen”
- 10d. Knight’s lady
- 13d. Lump on an eyelid
- 20d. Nighttime preyer?
- 22d. Fish hidden in the first three letters of “electricity”
- 23d. Singer DiFranco of “Jukebox”
- 25d. See-___ (children’s park plaything)
- 26d. Mahershala ___, “Swan Song” actor
- 27d. ___ thai (Thai noodle dish)
- 28d. “Kill Bill” rapper
- 30d. “Ye ___ Shoppe”
- 31d. French word before a maiden name, perhaps
- 32d. ___ pal (rhyming female friend)
- 35d. Tube-shaped pasta
- 36d. Stinky smell, say
- 39d. Actress Longoria of “Desperate Housewives”
- 43d. Dublin native
- 44d. It’s tapped for sap
- 46d. Bonnie ___, “Just Like That” female singer who won three Grammys at the 2023 Grammy Awards
- 47d. Junk Gmail folder
- 48d. Comic strip “___ and Janis”
- 49d. Gross growth on bread
- 53d. Santana’s “___ Como Va”
- 55d. Pinky ___ (foot digit)
- 56d. Vinyl alternatives (that are still retro): Abbr.
- 57d. ___ Tamales (spicy candy)