Crossword Explorer Aruba - Level 1771

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Aruba - Level 1771

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1d. Not quite right:

OFF

1a. Antonym, for short:

OPP

2d. ___ favor:

POR

3d. Low-tech projectile:

PEA

4d. "The ___ Silvers Show," sitcom starring the titular actor which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

PHIL

4a. Slumber party attire, for short:

PJS

5d. Maker of Wranglers and Grand Cherokees:

JEEP

6d. Damascus' country, for short:

SYR

7d. "___ Family," sitcom starring Ed O'Neill which won five consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

MODERN

7a. Part of MVP:

MOST

8d. "___ and Anthony" (American radio show):

OPIE

9d. Slip through the cracks:

SEEP

10d. "The Last Ship" TV network: Abbr.:

TNT

11a. One not to trust:

FOE

12a. "___ There Delilah" (song by the Plain White T's):

HEY

13a. Dentist's command:

OPEN

14a. Sitcom starring Kelsey Grammer which won five consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

FRASIER

15d. Japanese wine:

SAKE

16a. Ketogenic or Atkins, e.g.:

DIET

17a. Swiss peak:

ALP

18d. Bluish-green blood line:

VEIN

18a. Political satire series starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

VEEP

19d. Farm male:

RAM

19a. "30 ___," sitcom starring Tina Fey which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

ROCK

20d. Double reed instrument:

OBOE

21d. Shorten:

CLIP

22d. Group that meets in schools: Abbr.:

PTA

22a. Annum preceder:

PER

23a. Up to the task:

ABLE

24a. Slight coloration:

TINGE

25d. Spanish for "cat":

GATO

26d. Bowling great Anthony:

EARL

27a. Miss Piggy's favorite pronoun:

MOI

28d. To put in order:

SORT

28a. Time ___ (duration of time):

SPAN

29d. Scoreboard figures, for short:

PTS

30a. Organization that provides towing services: Abbr.:

AAA

31d. "___ in the Family," sitcom starring Carroll O'Connor which won four Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

ALL

32a. Disney World's ___ Center:

EPCOT

33d. Sitcom starring Ted Danson which won four Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

CHEERS

34d. Hastily prepare for midterms, say:

CRAM

34a. PC key used in combinations:

CTRL

35a. Time-sheet units, for short:

HRS

36a. Lucky streak:

ROLL

37d. Ceremonial pile of wood, used in ceremonies:

PYRE

37a. Yeats or Keats, e.g.:

POET

38d. Sticky finger-like veggie:

OKRA

39d. Sitcom starring Danny DeVito which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

TAXI

39a. Darjeeling drink:

TEA

40d. Took a gander at:

EYED

41d. "Show up on time," in textspeak: Abbr.:

DBL

41a. "The Dick Van ___ Show," sitcom starring the titular actor which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

DYKE

42d. "Way cool!":

RAD

42a. "Everybody Loves ___," sitcom starring Ray Romano which won two Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series:

RAYMOND

43d. "The Lord of the Rings" creature:

ORC

44d. ___ lock (on/off key on a laptop):

NUM

45d. ___ Moines (capital of Iowa):

DES

46a. Long shivery exclamation in a comic strip:

BRRR

47a. Fireman's tool:

AXE

48a. Bemoan:

RUE

49a. Actress Seydoux and Michele:

LEAS

50a. Accomplished:

DID

51a. Metric units greater than millimeters, for short:

CMS
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