Crossword Explorer Malawi - Level 2683

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Malawi - Level 2683

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1d. Upper torso part which covers the heart and lungs:

CHEST

1a. Eye network: Abbr.:

CBS

2d. Take a shower:

BATHE

3d. Stringed instrument from the East that was incorporated in "Norwegian Wood":

SITAR

4d. Use a spade to ___ a hole:

DIG

4a. Withdrawal symptoms: Abbr.:

DTS

5d. Co-founder of Uber who dropped out of the UCLA: 2 wds.:

TRAVISKALANICK

6d. Type of sword with a curved blade:

SABER

7d. Muscat's land:

OMAN

7a. I ___ you one:

OWE

8d. Gone with the ___:

WIND

9d. Kenyan lioness from "Born Free":

ELSA

10a. All ___ the great king! (salute):

HAIL

11d. Co-founder of Oracle Corporation who dropped out of the University of Illinois: 2 wds.:

LARRYELLISON

12a. Certain investment made for a comfortable old age: Abbr.:

IRA

13d. Co-founder of Twitter who dropped out of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln: 2 wds.:

EVANWILLIAMS

13a. American baseball player ___ Brown:

EMIL

14a. Singer ___ James who sang "I'd Rather Go Blind":

ETTA

15a. Orator's "gift":

GAB

16a. Vehicles used in abduction scenes in movies:

VANS

17a. Like a new axe or knife:

SHARP

18d. Veggie pellet often found in stews:

PEA

19a. Porch's cousin:

VERANDA

20d. Fishing ___ (equipment where a reel will be attached):

ROD

21a. French word for our planet:

TERRE

22a. ___ Man (Marvel superhero played by Robert Downey Jr.):

IRON

23a. Root veggies served on Thanksgiving:

YAMS

24d. ___-and-pop store (small independent business):

MOM

25a. Linger in the past, for e.g.:

DWELL

26d. ___ pop (music genre of "Jimmy Eat World," for e.g.):

EMO

27d. Fall behind:

LAG

28d. Captain's juniors: Abbr.:

LTS

29d. ___ on the back (approve or appreciate):

PAT

29a. ___ the way (lead further development):

PAVE

30d. It tells us how many years one has lived:

AGE

31d. Actor ___ Kilmer of "Batman Forever":

VAL

32a. Waves the green flag:

OKS

33d. Disco ___ from "The Simpsons":

STU

34a. ___ my wits end.: 2 wds.:

IMAT

35a. I've Got ___ In Kalamazoo (song from "Orchestra Wives"): 2 wds.:

AGAL

36a. It's rolled out, to perform yoga on:

MAT

37a. Records, as ones maintained by ship captains or astronauts:

LOGS

38a. Shares a piece of news or story:

TELLS

39d. Participate in a slalom:

SKI

40a. Quiet time:

LULL

41d. Yound boy from Scotland:

LAD

42a. World's largest furniture retailer:

IKEA

43d. See if this medicine ___ the pain (makes it less painful):

EASES

44a. Aircraft seating preference, sometimes:

AISLE

45d. Executed in a war, say:

SLAIN

46d. L in XL:

LARGE

47d. Number of arms on an octopus:

EIGHT

48d. Relieves (of):

RIDS

48a. Like Anna Kournikova or Irina Shayk:

RUSSIAN

49d. Central processing ___ (PC part):

UNIT

50d. What a red traffic light tells you to do:

STOP

51a. Tibet's ___ Lama:

DALAI

52a. ___ the Wild (story of "Alexander Supertramp"):

INTO

53a. Stop standing:

SIT

54d. A yo-yo or a doll, to a tot:

TOY

55a. Ryan's Hope actress ___ Helgenberger:

MARG

56a. Singer Celine ___:

DION

57a. Anagram of CEO which is the prefix for pro-Earth initiatives:

ECO

58a. Sound of relief or disappointment:

SIGH

59a. Motor additive brand that sponsors NASCAR Sprint Cup Series: Abbr.:

STP

60a. Coldplay's "A ___ Full of Stars":

SKY

61a. Take-home amount:

NET
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