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• 10. ___ Rice, gothic novelist known for "The Vampire Chronicles" that was adapted into the show "Interview with the Vampire"
• 11. "___ Have I Ever," TV series by Mindy Kaling
• 12. Marty Feldman in "Young Frankenstein"
• 13. Make tidy
• 15. Matthew Gregory ___, gothic writer known for his novel "The Monk" and play "The Castle Spectre"
• 17. Utter or speak
• 18. Billy ___ Williams, "Star Wars" actor who played Lando Calrissian
• 20. Clock setting standard: Abbr.
• 21. Wolf's cry
• 22. 911 letters at sea?
• 23. "Thanks ___": 2 wds.
• 25. Kit ___, chocolate covered wafer bar made by Nestle
• 27. Marrakesh country, for short
• 28. Floor accessory that might read "Welcome"
• 32. ___ Mbeki, second President of South Africa
• 34. Cute "bear" from Australia that's actually not a bear
• 35. Highest or lowest cards in a deck
• 36. ___ Stoker, gothic novelist known for the vampire novel "Dracula"
• 37. Opposite of "positive," for short
• 38. Charlotte Bronte's fictional Jane
• 1. Thin puff of smoke (rhymes with "lisp")
• 5. "Get ___ of" (contact by phone): 2 wds.
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• 6. ___-haw
• 7. "It's ___" (slang for "done")
• 8. Disengages: 2 wds.
• 9. "Tell Me Your ___," 1998 novel by Sidney Sheldon
• 14. Big Apple daily: Abbr.
• 16. Use a needle and thread, for one
• 19. Nevada city home to the Great Basin College
• 21. ___ Walpole, Earl of Orford and pioneer gothic novelist known for "The Castle of Otranto"
• 22. Night-club light
• 23. Quantity, for short
• 24. Actress Lindsay ___ who played the twins in "The Parent Trap"
• 26. "All good" : Hyph.
• 28. "Two" in Spanish
• 29. ___ Shelley, gothic novelist known for "Frankenstein," that is also considered an early example of science fiction
• 30. Banned apple spray
• 31. Domesticated
• 33. "I ___ to differ"
• 1. Banshee's cry
• 2. American playwright William who wrote "Picnic"
• 3. Winter weather forecast
• 4. Olive-green gemstone
• 5. ___ Radcliffe, pioneer of gothic fiction known for her novel "The Mysteries of Udolpho"
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