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• 1. ___ Weasley of "Harry Potter"
• 4. Relaxed in an easy chair, say
• 7. ___-drop silence
• 10. "Madam, I'm ___" (popular palindrome)
• 12. Actress Gardner, who was Sinatra's second wife
• 13. "Chopsticks ___ fork?" (question at a Chinese restaurant): 2 wds.
• 14. Grain storage site
• 15. Actor ___ Sharif of "Doctor Zhivago"
• 16. "The ___ is the limit!"
• 17. Boxing class, also a word commonly used to refer to something that's "important or influential"
• 20. ___ Fleming who created James Bond
• 21. ___ Michele, actress from "Glee"
• 22. Opposite of "attract," for a magnet
• 24. Hat ___, sports term that's commonly used to celebrate three-time achievements
• 28. "Te ___" ("I love you")
• 30. ___ on the knuckles (minor warning)
• 32. Bendable leg part
• 33. Down for the ___, boxing term that's commonly used to refer to lost struggles
• 36. Do voice-over work
• 38. Skillfully deceptive, say
• 39. "From head ___" (completely): 2 wds.
• 40. "Breaking Bad" baddie Fring
• 42. ___ Bull, energy drink brand
• 44. Biblical Prince of Darkness
• 48. Basketball shot, also a word commonly used to refer to something done very successfully: 2 wds.
• 53. Climbing plant
• 54. The Hawkeye State
• 55. Anonymous John or Jane
• 56. "Show Boat" writer Ferber
• 57. ___ one's punches, boxing term that commonly means "go easy on an opponent"
• 58. Poultry product with a yolk
• 59. Seal the ___ (make an agreement official)
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Down

• 1. Poison ivy woe
• 2. Garfield's pooch friend
• 3. "The Lion King" lioness
• 4. "Are we on the ___ page?"
• 5. To no ___ (without any success)
• 6. Retail chain with a bull's-eye logo
• 7. First past the ___, British horse racing term that's commonly used to refer to a voting system
• 8. Bug to no end
• 9. Congressional "no"
• 11. "Dune" or "All Quiet on the Western Front," e.g.
• 15. Landlord or deed holder, say
• 18. Little dog's bark
• 19. "___! The Herald Angels Sing" (Christmas carol)
• 22. Defeat decisively (anagram of "tour")
• 23. "Wee" Scottish fella
• 25. Shoo-___ (sure winners)
• 26. Animator's frame
• 27. ___ to the city (honor bestowed on some VIPs)
• 28. Opening ___, warm-up band
• 29. Dairy farm sound
• 31. Wrinkly-faced dog
• 34. Like a body temperature of 98.6
• 35. ___ off (started a game of golf)
• 37. Frequently chartered vehicle
• 41. ___ by the bell, boxing term that's commonly used to refer to narrow escapes
• 43. "___, Where's My Car?" (2000 comedy)
• 45. Rise and fall of the ocean
• 46. Actress ___ Faris of "Mom"
• 47. Basketball star Shaquille O'___
• 48. Drink ver-r-ry slowly
• 49. Singer ___ Bega of "Mambo No. 5"
• 50. Cobbling tool
• 51. Eggy drink
• 52. Beer barrel
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