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Across
- 1a. Suitable or relevant, say
- 4a. Branch with physics and chemistry, for short
- 7a. Cook, as onion rings
- 10a. Winnie-the-Pooh’s jumping friend
- 11a. ___ John’s (pizza chain)
- 13a. Buffalo’s Great Lake
- 14a. Hat rack projection
- 15a. United ___ Emirates
- 16a. Furniture-moving vehicles
- 17a. ___ Curie, Polish-French physicist and chemist, and the first woman to win a Nobel Prize
- 19a. Gucci or Gap, e.g.
- 21a. Wrap up or conclude
- 22a. Pig’s sound
- 23a. “Do not ___ go. Do not collect $200”
- 26a. “___ show time!”
- 27a. Campfire’s “food”
- 30a. ___ Wharton, “The Age of Innocence” novelist and the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize in Literature
- 32a. French for “holy woman,” briefly
- 33a. Cocktail-cooling cube
- 34a. Faux ___ (social slip-up)
- 35a. Cuban cigar residue
- 37a. Get the pot going?
- 38a. Shape of a pendulum’s path
- 39a. Music mixers at raves: Abbr.
- 41a. Dr. Mary ___, abolitionist and the first and only woman to receive the Medal of Honor
- 44a. Measuring stick in a school bag
- 47a. Sundae-topping cookie
- 48a. Musk who founded SpaceX
- 50a. Hardly a smash?
- 52a. Low in fat, as meat
- 53a. Use a “;-)” emoji
- 54a. Half a cocktail?
- 55a. Trend that’s not trendy for long
- 56a. Soccer goal-scoring Messi, lovingly
- 57a. Texter’s “I’m shook!” letters
Down
- 1d. Dadaism pioneer Jean ___
- 2d. Maya Angelou or Emily Dickinson work
- 3d. Ancient Roman’s wardrobe item
- 4d. Madrid’s and Barcelona’s country
- 5d. ___ for (tended and looked after)
- 6d. Beer choice ordered by its initials: Abbr.
- 7d. Aretha ___, “Think” singer and the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- 8d. Tough lemon or orange skin
- 9d. Affirmative answer
- 12d. Margaret ___, golfer and the first American woman to win an Olympic event
- 13d. “___ Almighty,” “Bruce Almighty” spin-off with Steve Carell
- 18d. Take a seat or take a break, say
- 20d. “___ and shine!” (“Wake up!”)
- 23d. ___ talk (pre-performance motivational talk)
- 24d. Organization that encourages flossing: Abbr.
- 25d. Girl sibling, for short
- 26d. “Sort of” suffix
- 28d. Month whose last day is “spooky,” for short
- 29d. “Golly ___ whiz!”
- 31d. Loser to a tortoise, in an Aesop fable
- 36d. Threaded fastener?
- 37d. Gestures-based communication system: Abbr.
- 38d. “Lonely” singer
- 39d. Bee who’s a he
- 40d. ___ Tabei, Japanese mountaineer and the first woman to scale Mount Everest
- 41d. Fictional huffer
- 42d. Turf layer’s calculation
- 43d. Be the head of, say
- 45d. Red Muppet who’s three years old
- 46d. Walk with no destination in mind
- 49d. “Short,” for short
- 51d. Like New York City’s “Apple?”