Crossword Explorer Djibouti - Level 2637

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1d. Place a wager:

BET

1a. Greyhound vehicle:

BUS

2d. "Kill Bill" star Thurman:

UMA

3d. American reality show hosted by Jeff Probst, where contestants are marooned in an isolated location:

SURVIVOR

4d. American reality show hosted by Ryan Seacrest, where contestants compete to be the best singer, chosen by the viewers: 2 wds.:

AMERICANIDOL

4a. Interrupter's throat-clearing sound:

AHEM

5d. Parsley or sage, for example:

HERB

6d. Self-image:

EGO

7d. Former AMC drama series "___ Men":

MAD

8d. Ridesharing rival of Lyft:

UBER

8a. Tony-winning stage actress Hagen:

UTA

9d. Pioneering DVR brand:

TIVO

10d. Absolute highest point:

APEX

11a. Flightless bird of Australia:

EMU

12a. Actress Fox of "Transformers":

MEGAN

13d. "America's ___," American reality show hosted by Rita Ora, where models compete to be the best: 3 wds.:

NEXTTOPMODEL

14a. Repeating heart monitor sound:

BIP

15a. Sticky material used for sealing streets:

TAR

16a. Wear away slowly, like rocks:

ERODE

17a. Christmas ___ (24th December):

EVE

18a. "Hit" or "miss," for example:

VERB

19d. Band with the 1977 hit "Telephone Line," for short:

ELO

20a. Big brand of printers and copy machines:

XEROX

21d. "Penny Dreadful" actress Green:

EVA

22d. ___ suey or Pork ___:

CHOP

22a. Red Hot ___ Peppers ("Dark Necessities" band):

CHILI

23d. Sound of a laugh: Hyph.:

HAHA

24d. Not stale, as chips:

CRISP

24a. Technical term for video surveillance: Abbr.:

CCTV

25d. ___ artist (scammer):

CON

HAVOC

27a. The Earth ___ on its axis (spins):

ROTATES

28d. American reality show hosted by Carson Daly, which works in a format similar to 21-Across: 2 wds.:

THEVOICE

29d. Overhanging edge of a roof:

EAVE

30d. Winter transportation without wheels:

SLED

31a. Cry of surprise that's similar to "Aha!":

OHO

32a. ___ acid (building block of biology):

AMINO

33d. 70s TV production co. whose mascot was Mimsie the Cat:

MTM

34a. "Malcolm in the Middle" dad:

HAL

35a. Mom and dad:

PARENTS

36d. Actor Ron ___ who portrayed Tarzan:

ELY

PEEVE

38d. Unfathomably long length of time:

EON

39a. Walk with difficulty:

LIMP

40a. "They ___ out months ago..." (Left the place):

MOVED

41d. Chequered ___ (waved at the end of a race):

FLAG

41a. Pink ___ ("Wish You Were Here" band):

FLOYD

42d. The ___ Ranger (2013 Johnny Depp movie):

LONE

43d. Umpires call them after three strikes:

OUTS

44d. Insignificant:

MERE

44a. Prefix with "chromatic" to indicate a single color:

MONO

45a. Singer Reed or Rawls:

LOU

46a. Had possession of:

OWNED

47d. Frying pans in a chinese kitchen:

WOK

48d. Group that opposes gun control: Abbr.:

NRA

49a. Courtroom affirmation: 2 wds.:

IDO

50d. Courtroom prosecutors: Abbr.:

DAS

51d. Poem written as a tribute:

ODE

52a. Hard-working insect:

ANT

53a. Chuck, who created "Two and a Half Men":

LORRE

54a. Dishonorable man:

CAD

55a. Appliances from a particular well-know co.: Abbr.:

GES

56a. "I Lost It at the Movies" author Pauline:

KAEL

57a. Suffix for "Japan" or "Vietnam":

ESE

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