Crossword Explorer Micronesia - Level 4181

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Micronesia - Level 4181

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1d. Cartoony bark:

ARF

1a. Cigar residue:

ASH

2d. One-person performance:

SOLO

3d. Hula ___ (exercise prop):

HOOP

4d. Give ___ take (exchange of ideas):

AND

4a. Brewpub offering:

ALE

5d. Bread unit:

LOAF

6d. Margin of ___ (permissible deviation):

ERROR

7d. Hairy jungle swinger:

APE

7a. Astounded state:

AWE

8d. James ___, "Aquaman" and "The Conjuring" director:

WAN

9d. Old-fashioned "before":

ERE

10a. Hotel booking:

ROOM

11d. Bill ___, "Kingpin" actor and comedian who was the first guest on the "Late Show with David Letterman" in 1993:

MURRAY

12a. Word paired with "neither":

NOR

13a. Golf scorecard number:

PAR

14a. Baking staple:

FLOUR

15d. Ham on ___ (deli order):

RYE

16a. ___ Love, singer who annually performed the song "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" on the "Late Show with David Letterman":

DARLENE

17d. Actress Jamie ___ Curtis of "Everything Everywhere All At Once":

LEE

18a. Nashville's Grand Ole ___:

OPRY

19a. Friend's opposite:

FOE

20a. Bring up the ___ (be at the end):

REAR

21d. "The Sun ___ Rises," Ernest Hemingway novel:

ALSO

22d. Fishing spool:

REEL

23a. ___ Philbin, TV presenter and host who was the most frequent guest on the "Late Show with David Letterman" with 150 appearances:

REGIS

24d. Burst of wind, say:

GUST

25d. "As I see it," on Facebook Messenger: Abbr.:

IMO

26d. Covert operative with a listening device:

SPY

27d. ___ Stark, Ned Stark's youngest daughter in "Game of Thrones":

ARYA

27a. ___ 51 (region subject to many conspiracy theories):

AREA

28d. ___ estate (property):

REAL

29d. Nevada city home to Great Basin College:

ELKO

30a. Took command of, say:

LED

31d. Money owed:

DEBT

32a. Ballpark official, for short:

UMP

33a. ___ on (have faith in):

RELY

34a. Trickle out slowly through a crack:

SEEP

35d. Church bench:

PEW

36a. Kind of sauce or milk:

SOY

37a. Himalayan grazer:

YAK

38d. Toyota product:

CAR

38a. Stephen ___, comedian who was the successor to David Letterman on the "Late Show":

COLBERT

39d. Steal from, say:

ROB

40a. Hawaiian "hello":

ALOHA

41d. Jack ___, zookeeper who was the second-most frequent guest on the "Late Show with David Letterman" with 103 appearances:

HANNA

42a. "___ wrongs don't make a right":

TWO

43a. Sleeve tattoo limb:

ARM

44d. ___ Jojo, villain in "The Powerpuff Girls":

MOJO

45a. ___ man (groomsman):

BEST

46d. ___ Grey tea:

EARL

47d. Hop, ___, and a jump:

SKIP

48d. Keg attachments:

TAPS

49d. ___ Five ("Queer Eye" experts, lovingly):

FAB

49a. Flowerless plant with fronds:

FERN

50d. ___ out (squeeze with effort):

EKE

51d. Decay, like garbage:

ROT

52a. ___ and for all (for good):

ONCE

53d. At this instant:

NOW

54d. Collectible animation frame:

CEL

55d. Ernie ___, "Big Easy" golfer:

ELS

56a. Letters indicating a second name:

AKA

57a. "Right Now (Na Na Na)" singer:

AKON

58a. Billy ___, "Uptown Girl" singer who was the first musical act on the "Late Show with David Letterman" in 1993:

JOEL

59a. Common wardrobe malfunction:

RIP

60a. Test version of a software:

BETA

61a. "Wise" birds that sleep during the day:

OWLS

62a. Some vinyl records: Abbr.:

LPS
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