ACROSS
1. AM, FM, CB or ham
6. Suffix with social or solo
9. _____man (hero who can breathe underwater)
13. Allergy
14. When repeated, eating sound
15. Tie (together)
16. _____man (hero whose uniform resembles this grid)
17. Apt rhyme for try
18. Belgian expressionist James
20. Month before Apr.
21. “Do it, or _____!!” (threat)
23. “_____ further!” (stop where you are)
24. Show on television
25. Donkey
27. Eisenhower nickname
29. Cooking spray brand
30. Minecraft explosive
31. Tatami _____
32. Gorgonacea (soft coral) nickname
34. British mother
35. _____man (hero who has arc reactor shrapnel near his heart)
37. “OMG, I did NOT need to know that.”
38. NYC baseball player or museum
40. Birds often confused with ravens
43. Period we entered when we sprang ahead, for short
45. _____ slip, wardrobe malfunction
47. Descartes of philosophy
49. Apt anagram for 56A
51. Grounds
55. _____man (hero who rides in a mobile)
56. See 49A
57. “There are so many _____ and downs in the rollercoaster of life.” —Sadie Keesbury
58. _____man (hero who can shrink and grow)
59. Organization for the welfare of kids
60. With 65A, a kick-line dance
61. Miller _____, low calorie beer
63. Duchamp’s movement
65. See 60A
66. Decorate
68. Professor’s helpers
69. “L + _____” (your post sucks)
71. Suffix with switch
72. Ambulance worker
73. “My eyes _____ here”
74. Musical break
75. French article
76. Lakshmi of Top Chef
DOWN
1. Hallway monitors, in college (but not at Vassar)
2. Foil material
3. Nordstrom or Macy’s, for example
4. Bon ____ (Skinny Love singer)
5. “_____ the ramparts we watched”
6. One who puts money into a business
7. Dirt
8. Literary technique that created “un-freaking-believable,” for example
9. Honest president
10. Last Chinese dynasty
11. Uncouth
12. God, in Hebrew
19. Frolick
22. _____ out a living (scrape by)
24. Withdrawal location, for short
25. Mon _____, French pet name
26. Vassar’s event planning office
28. Devour
33. Nuclear bomb, for example (abbr.)
36. Neither’s partner
39. Aunt, Sp.
41. Livestreams
42. Noise to make with one’s fingers
44. David Guetta and Sia song about resilience
46. Org. for school involvement
48. Aliens, for short
50. Nine digit identifier (abbr.)
51. Biss of The Balloonists
52. _____man (hero whose real name is Peter)
53. Opposite of beginning
54. 50 of these comprise their United version
62. Greek Cupid
64. Judi Dench or Maggie Smith
65. Delevingne of modeling
67. “Am I _____ a man and a brother?” (abolitionist slogan)
69. Nicki Minaj genre
70. Grandpa in German
Issue 6 Category Match Answers:
Sources of light: LAMP, CANDLE, SUN, FLASHLIGHT
Things that orbit: MOON, ASTEROID, SATELLITE, ISS
Languages taught at Vassar: ASL, GERMAN, CHINESE, ENGLISH
Things that follow “thin”: ICE, K, AIR, SKINNED
Grid 1 Answers:
Grid 2 Answers:
