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• 1. Rootin' tootin' Yosemite ___ of the "Looney Tunes"
• 4. "C'___ la vie!"
• 7. Put your hands together, after a great performance
• 11. "Yes," from a bride: 2 wds.
• 12. Muddy farm enclosure
• 13. Helper at Capitol Hill, say
• 14. Pistachio or almond, e.g.
• 15. Lightning bolt on Harry Potter's forehead, e.g.
• 16. Give up formally, as claim over land (homophone of 15d)
• 17. Miniature model of Earth, in geography class
• 19. Go for an early ___, phrase that originated in rugby that means to stop doing something before you've finished
• 21. Barking up the wrong ___, phrase that originated in hunting that means to make the wrong choice
• 22. One who strictly follows a plant-based diet, say
• 26. Nike's rival with a three-stripe logo
• 30. Finish, with "up"
• 31. ___ someone to the punch, phrase that originated in boxing that means to anticipate someone's actions
• 34. Forceful pull
• 35. It's a little louse?
• 36. ___+C (PC copy command)
• 37. Buys clothes, say
• 40. Small, memorable role in a film, say
• 42. ___ to the wire, phrase that originated in horse racing that refers to a situation where the outcome is decided at the last possible minute
• 45. Lawyer's palindromic organization: Abbr.
• 48. Naval group of ships, say
• 50. Binding legal document
• 55. "You ___ here" (words on a theme park map, maybe)
• 56. ___ Epps from "House, M.D."
• 57. Scientist's workstation, for short
• 58. Homes on wheels: Abbr.
• 59. "I ___ the fool!" (Mr. T's exclamation)
• 60. "Phenomenal!", to one belonging to Gen Z
• 61. ___ things straight (clear the confusion)
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Down

• 1. Perform a song
• 2. One over 18-years-old, technically
• 3. The "M" in DMV
• 4. PC key that's great to hit after an "Oops!" moment
• 5. ___ in the dark (wild guess)
• 6. Former supermodel ___ Banks
• 7. Secret stash that sounds like "cash"
• 8. White ___ (supposedly harmless fib)
• 9. Press the "+" on the calculator
• 10. Sound of the letter before "Q"
• 15. Edible pomegranate part
• 18. Ringo Starr or George Harrison, for one
• 20. Appliances where one can catch the Super Bowl: Abbr.
• 23. Jump the ___, phrase that originated in track racing that means to act before the appropriate time
• 24. "___ live and breathe!": 2 wds.
• 25. What's rustled in a swish?
• 27. "___ never too late to learn..."
• 28. "That's so obvious!"
• 29. Have ___ at someone (criticize): 2 wds.
• 31. Covertly add a recipient to an email: Abbr.
• 32. Pilot's in-flight announcement: Abbr.
• 33. Limb for boxing and pitching
• 38. File format for a resume, perhaps: Abbr.
• 39. Costa del ___ (coastal area in Spain)
• 41. Boat-propelling blade
• 43. Becomes frayed, with "off"
• 44. Impulse transmitter, in the human body
• 46. Keep one's eye on the ___, phrase that's common in multiple sports that means to give attention to one's current task
• 47. Healthy berry rich in antioxidants
• 49. Type of cricket match
• 50. Law enforcer with a radar gun, informally
• 51. "Cheerleader" singer
• 52. ___ Geo, channel for nature programming lovers
• 53. Make an attempt
• 54. Nostalgia-inducing hashtag: Abbr.
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