Crossword Explorer Tajikistan - Level 3934

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Tajikistan - Level 3934

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1d. ___ carte (menu option): 2 wds.:

ALA

1a. Ice Bucket Challenge cause: Abbr.:

ALS

2d. Chapstick's target:

LIP

3d. Choreography unit:

STEP

4d. "___ 90," '50s anthology drama series starring Kim Hunter and Paul Lambert:

PLAYHOUSE

4a. Create a strategy:

PLAN

5d. Entices, with bait:

LURES

6d. Pimply puberty problem:

ACNE

7d. TV scientist Bill ___:

NYE

8d. Birthday gift accompaniment, perhaps:

CARD

8a. Covert ops organization: Abbr.:

CIA

9d. Frozen carbonated beverage:

ICEE

10d. One-named "Lonely" singer:

AKON

11a. In use, as a candle:

LIT

12a. "I Love ___," '50s sitcom starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz:

LUCY

13d. Kid in a kangaroo's pouch:

JOEY

13a. "The ___ Benny Program," '50s radio-TV comedy series starring the titular entertainer:

JACK

14a. Jungle primate:

APE

15a. Thomas ___ known for "Rule, Britannia!":

ARNE

16a. Dunkable cookie:

OREO

17a. One who cashes a check:

PAYEE

18d. Mathematical mean, for short:

AVG

19a. Biblical utopia:

EDEN

20a. DVD's precursor: Abbr.:

VHS

21d. Word before "annum" or "diem":

PER

21a. Paper towel thickness:

PLY

22d. "___ It to Beaver," '50s sitcom starring Barbara Billingsley and Hugh Beaumont:

LEAVE

23d. Poker table action:

BET

23a. Five-in-a-row game of chance:

BINGO

24d. What makes a blue pen blue:

INK

25d. Prefix meaning "new":

NEO

26d. Motor oil company:

STP

26a. "I'll ___ what I can do":

SEE

27d. "The Ed ___ Show," '40s variety show hosted by the titular TV personality:

SULLIVAN

27a. Citizen in a computer game city:

SIM

28d. President Eisenhower, lovingly:

IKE

29d. Caught up with, say:

MET

30a. Opposite of "WSW": Abbr.:

ENE

31a. The "U" in UV rays:

ULTRA

32d. Pack of puppies:

LITTER

33a. Guitar's little lookalike, for short:

UKE

34a. Letters that announce a wrestling winner:

TKO

35a. Take one's time while drinking:

SIP

36a. Employee at a parking lot:

VALET

37d. ET from the '80s:

ALF

38d. "___ Mason," '50s legal drama series starring Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale:

PERRY

38a. Family guinea pig, for one:

PET

39a. Right-angled architectural extension:

ELL

40d. One who's undercover:

SPY

40a. Eyelid malady:

STYE

41d. Formal neckwear buys:

TIES

42d. "I agree," slangily:

YEAH

43a. Cinnamon-measuring amount, for short:

TSP

44d. Kid's vehicle on a snowy day, perhaps:

SLED

45d. Heartfelt request:

PLEA

46a. Speeder's penalty:

FINE

47d. Grape drink on "M*A*S*H":

NEHI

48d. Way out of a building:

EXIT

49a. Boat's docking place:

PIER

50a. Jazz legend ___ Fitzgerald:

ELLA

51d. Spotify Premium's lack, for short:

ADS

52a. Make someone feel annoyed:

VEX

53a. Word after "leap" or "light":

YEAR

54a. "The Donna ___ Show," '50s sitcom starring Carl Betz:

REED

55a. Sashimi fish:

AHI

56a. Far from forward going:

SHY

57a. Karl Marx's "___ Kapital":

DAS

58a. Louse-to-be:

NIT
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