Ethiopia - Level 4232 - Crossword Explorer

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Ethiopia - Level 4232

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1d. International group of oil-producing nations: Abbr.:

OPEC

1a. "___ in the Country," 1970 environmental advocacy song by Three Dog Night:

OUT

2d. ___-friendly (easy to operate app, say):

USER

3d. Actor ___ Fey of "30 Rock":

TINA

4d. "Put your ___ where your mouth is!":

MONEY

4a. Three Wise Men, say:

MAGI

5d. Be extremely fond of:

ADORE

6d. Zeus or Vishnu, e.g.:

GOD

7d. Fit of fury:

IRE

8d. "The Landscape is ___," 1983 Depeche Mode song with environmentally-focused lyrics:

CHANGING

8a. Sin, ___ and tan (trigonometric functions):

COS

9d. ___ cloud, source of some comets (anagram of "root"):

OORT

10d. Move side to side rhythmically, as to a song:

SWAY

11a. Unit of tire pressure: Abbr.:

PSI

12a. Skunk's defense, say:

ODOR

13a. "___ I Met Your Mother" (TV series):

HOW

14a. Suffix with "Hallow" for an October 31 holiday:

EEN

15a. Lymph ___ (immune system part hidden in "dynode"):

NODE

16d. Warm winter wear:

COAT

16a. Actress ___ Delevingne of "Only Murders in the Building":

CARA

17a. Meteorite impact result:

CRATER

18d. Good dog's reward:

TREAT

19d. Richie's father in "Happy Days," to Fonzie: 2 wds.:

MRC

19a. "___ Python and the Holy Grail" (1975 comedy):

MONTY

20a. White bread alternative:

RYE

21d. Male parent, fondly:

DAD

21a. Pull something with difficulty, say:

DRAG

22d. Words that are sealed with a kiss: 2 wds.:

IDO

22a. "May ___ of service?" (waiter's words): 2 wds.:

IBE

23d. Went for the baited hook, as a fish:

BIT

24a. Opposite of "passive":

ACTIVE

25d. Two-finger victory sign:

VEE

26d. Visitors from outer space: Abbr.:

ETS

27a. Neil ___ who sang "Sweet Caroline" and "Longfellow Serenade":

DIAMOND

28d. Subject with algebra and geometry:

MATH

29d. "Thanks! I ___ you one!":

OWE

30d. Hanoi's country, informally (anagram of "man"):

NAM

31a. Tennis court divider:

NET

32a. Capital city of Canada:

OTTAWA

33d. Body part covered by a sleeve:

ARM

33a. Suitable for all ___ (G-rated):

AGES

34a. ___ tantrum (angry outburst):

TEMPER

35d. Sacred Biblical hymn:

PSALM

36d. Feminine suffix with "chant" to mean songstress:

EUSE

37d. ___ coast, region with Boston:

EAST

37a. "___ Song," 1995 Michael Jackson song that discusses animal welfare and the environment:

EARTH

38d. Soot-covered, like an unswept fireplace:

ASHY

39d. ___ Johnson, director of "Knives Out" (anagram of "rain"):

RIAN

40d. Opposite of "feral":

TAME

41a. "Feels Like ___," 2018 Childish Gambino song with environmentally-focused lyrics:

SUMMER

42d. Button to make the TV silent:

MUTE

43d. ___ Grey (tea variety):

EARL

44d. Great Barrier ___, Australian World Heritage Site:

REEF

45a. Continent with the Himalayas and Chocolate Hills:

ASIA

46d. Date not yet fixed, as on a TV schedule: Abbr.:

TBA

46a. Brewed beverages that may be red or green:

TEAS

47d. Have breakfast:

EAT

48a. Country with Dubai and Abu Dhabi: Abbr.:

UAE

49a. Totally bogus (rhymes with "wham"):

SHAM

50a. Actor Christian ___ from "American Hustle":

BALE

51a. "Three," in Italian:

TRE

52a. Newcastle upon ___, English city with the Gateshead Millennium Bridge:

TYNE

53a. 24-hour cash dispenser: Abbr.:

ATM

54a. Santa's tiny helper:

ELF
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