English literary nonsense writer who wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: 2 wds. - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular August 20 2021 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Omega unit
• 4. YouTube video interrupters, for short
• 7. Double agent
• 10. "Cry ___ river!": 2 wds.
• 11. Low island or a reef
• 12. What you might do through the keyhole
• 14. Hair-holding goo
• 15. Orange peel
• 17. Nobel Peace Prize city
• 18. English literary nonsense writer who wrote "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland": 2 wds.
• 21. Charley Weaver's "Things Are Fine in Mount ___"
• 22. Bit of body art, for short
• 23. Muay ___ (martial art form)
• 26. "Dig in!"
• 27. Shoplift or steal
• 30. ___ Ray, Bengali literary nonsense writer who wrote "HaJaBaRaLa"
• 33. Eponymous designer Christian ___
• 34. Turkish title
• 35. "It can be ___ little secret"
• 36. Canyon rebound?
• 37. Handoff recipients in the NFL: Abbr.
• 38. Clean something dirty
• 40. Edward ___, American literary nonsense writer who wrote "The Doubtful Guest"
• 43. Actress Shire of "The Godfather"
• 44. "I'm an ___ book" (easily understood)
• 45. Columbus' state
• 46. Umbrella or barbecue bit
• 49. Inflatable water transport
• 50. Towards the setting sun
• 51. Dr. of rap
• 52. ___ Manning, NFL quarterback
• 53. Volleyball court divider
• 54. Calypso-inspired music
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Down

• 1. "I can't believe that!" in texts: Abbr.
• 2. Shoe part
• 3. Bachelor party attendee
• 4. Bitterly pungent
• 5. Donald Duck's girlfriend
• 6. Lip ___ Battle
• 7. Baseball or cricket, e.g.
• 8. Mexican currency
• 9. Raise one's voice
• 13. Krakow's nation, for short
• 16. Spreadsheet info
• 19. Console succeeded by Nintendo Switch: 2 wds.
• 20. Household rodent
• 23. Airport scanning organization: Abbr.
• 24. Affectionate squeeze
• 25. Letters before an alias: Abbr.
• 26. Make a mistake
• 27. Laura E. ___, American literary nonsense writer who wrote "Eletelephony"
• 28. "La-la" preceder
• 29. Male sibling, for short
• 31. ___-Dick (famous literary whale)
• 32. Kangaroo land, for short
• 33. ___ Arnaz of "I Love Lucy"
• 37. Tenant's fee
• 38. Belt setting
• 39. "I've got ___ on my plate right now": 2 wds.
• 40. Horror movie violence, often
• 41. October birthstone
• 42. Mortgage adjustment, for short
• 43. Shakespeare's "Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?"
• 45. Legally possess
• 47. Get under one's skin
• 48. "C'mon ___ sport.: 2 wds."
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