Crossword Explorer Djibouti - Level 2635

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Djibouti - Level 2635

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1d. Every cloud ___ a silver lining:

HAS

1a. I'm gonna make ___ an offer he can't refuse:

HIM

2d. What a security guard might check:

IDTAG

3d. 1950s NBA player for the Cincinnati/Rochester Royals whose career was ended by an in-game head injury: 2 wds.:

MAURICESTOKES

4d. NBA player for the Protland Trail Blazers, whose career was ended by several in-game knee injuries and lack of cartilage: 2 wds.:

BRANDONROY

4a. Kilo- or mega- follower, in electronic storage:

BYTE

5d. Body-bending exercise discipline:

YOGA

6d. Digit that's a focus during a pedicure:

TOE

7d. Squeeze (out):

EKE

8d. Keep one's distance from:

AVOID

8a. Impersonated:

APED

9d. NBA player who was an unconventionally tall point guard and whose career was plagued and ended by several knee injuries: 2 wds.:

PENNYHARDAWAY

10d. Snaky fish that can give an electric shock:

EEL

11d. What "brut" means on champagne bottles:

DRY

12a. Toothpaste-approving group: Abbr.:

ADA

13a. Corner chess piece:

ROOK

14a. Suddenly change course:

VEER

15a. Letters after R:

STU

16a. Posthumous Pulitzer winner James ___:

AGEE

17a. Child with no siblings:

ONLY

18a. Gladiator fight setting:

ARENA

19d. ___ Lilly and Company (Pharmaceutical giant):

ELI

20d. NBA player for the Protland Trail Blazers, whose career was ended by a string of foot and ankle injuries: 2 wds.:

BILLWALTON

20a. Container that says "Use Me":

BIN

21a. Apply gold leaf to:

GILD

22d. ___ Hard (Bruce Willis movie franchise):

DIE

22a. ___ know...? (words before many facts): 2 wds.:

DIDYOU

23d. First word of the Lord's Prayer:

OUR

24d. Baseball official, for short:

UMP

25a. A.F.L.-___ (federation of unions):

CIO

26d. Sash for a kimono:

OBI

26a. Engine fluid that needs to be replaced regularly:

OIL

27a. Sing with one's mouth closed:

HUM

28d. Big success, as a movie or song:

HIT

28a. Tee-___ (sound of a giggle):

HEE

29d. Flight's expected landing hour: Abbr.:

ETA

30a. Prize given for outstanding achievements:

NOBEL

31d. Letters on ads that indicate a negotiable price: Abbr.:

OBO

32a. Abstract artist Hans ___:

ARP

33a. ___ been a pleasure knowing you...:

ITS

34a. A solo home run earns one: Abbr.:

RBI

35a. World ___ Z (2013 movie):

WAR

36d. Ginger ___ (soft drink):

ALE

37a. Body art that's likely to stay forever:

TATTOO

38d. Alternative to "trick," on Halloween:

TREAT

39a. Pierce player on "M*A*S*H":

ALDA

40d. Not in short supply:

AMPLE

41a. Suffix with "access" or "direct":

ORY

42d. Musical TV series that starred Lea Michele:

GLEE

42a. Hint of light:

GLEAM

43d. ___-Mart Stores, Inc.:

WAL

43a. Stopped snoozing:

WOKE

44d. Metal-bearing rock, that is mined:

ORE

45d. Try to win the love of:

WOO

45a. Animation pioneer ___ Disney:

WALT

46d. What goes into a shirt's sleeve:

ARM

47a. Typing speed stat.: Abbr.:

WPM

48d. Soccer standout Hamm:

MIA

49a. Neighborhood:

AREA

50a. Its slogan is "Milk's favorite cookie":

OREO

51a. 1996 Olympic torch lighter:

ALI

52a. Avoiding the risk that:

LEST

53a. Bad sign of the future:

OMEN

54a. Senate approval:

YEA
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