All ___ broke loose, phrase referring to pandemonium that originated in Milton's Paradise Lost - Daily Themed Crossword

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Across

• 22. "Proper" or "common" thing in grammar
• 24. "What's ___ for me?": 2 wds.
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• 26. MacFarlane of "Family Guy"
• 27. A long way
• 1. New York Rangers' organization: Abbr.
• 4. In ___ (confused): 2 wds.
• 8. Disapproving sound from the audience
• 9. "___ the dust," phrase meaning "to suffer a defeat" that was used in Samuel Butler's translation of "The Iliad"
• 10. Actresses Adams and Poehler
• 12. First four letters of the alphabet
• 13. "Have you ___ dinner yet?"
• 15. What libraries do with books
• 16. One way to become a parent
• 19. "All ___ broke loose," phrase referring to pandemonium that originated in Milton's "Paradise Lost"
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Down

• 20. U-turn from WSW: Abbr.
• 21. Well-___ (bright)
• 23. "Neither rhyme ___ reason," phrase used to refer to something without any explanation that was used by Shakespeare
• 1. Los Angeles Clippers organization: Abbr.
• 2. "Chickens come ___ to roost," idiom meaning "actions have consequences" that originated in poems by Robert Southey
• 3. Faithful, like a true friend
• 4. Leave behind
• 5. Little white lie
• 6. Medicines sold without a prescription: Abbr.
• 7. High school diploma alternative: Abbr.
• 11. Spy aircraft's asset
• 14. "All good things come to an ___"
• 17. Vanishing sound in cartoons
• 18. Lowest-pitched brass wind instrument
• 19. "What is ___ name?" (that boy)
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