Crossword Explorer Tunisia - Level 2986

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Tunisia - Level 2986

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1d. Play a role in a movie:

ACT

1a. Singer Solange Knowles' hairstyle:

AFRO

2d. ___ Fighters, Grammy-winning band founded by former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl:

FOO

3d. Make a dash for it, say:

RUN

4d. Like a shop in the morning hours:

OPEN

5d. ___ result... (because of): 2 wds.:

ASA

5a. Sooty by-product of a fire:

ASH

6d. Barbra ___, Grammy-winning singer with the album "Walls":

STREISAND

7d. Warm something up in the oven:

HEAT

8a. Revolt leading to the overthrow of existing authority:

COUP

9d. The Iron Lady actress Meryl ___:

STREEP

9a. Kourtney Kardashian's alma mater: Abbr.:

SMU

10d. Grammy-winning singer with the album "Caution": 2 wds.:

MARIAHCAREY

11d. Stanford or MIT, for short:

UNI

12a. Where thorns grow on a plant:

STEM

13d. CEO's qualification, perhaps: Abbr.:

MBA

14a. Suffix with "ring" to mean the tune that plays for an incoming phone call:

TONE

15a. Skin shade after a sunbath:

TAN

16a. A in UAE:

ARAB

17a. Lone Wolf McQuade actor Chuck ___:

NORRIS

18d. Queen's song "Good ___-Fashioned Lover Boy":

OLD

19d. Sean Penn starrer drama film "I Am ___":

SAM

20a. Pilot's announcement before landing: Abbr.:

ETA

21d. Electric current units, for short:

AMPS

21a. One portion of a circle:

ARC

22d. ___ the benefits... (get something good as a result of previous actions):

REAP

23d. ___ Aguilera, Grammy-winning singer with the album "Liberation":

CHRISTINA

24a. Aloha garland:

LEI

25a. Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee boxing legend:

ALI

26d. Victory ___ (winner's celebratory extra round):

LAP

27a. So average! exclamation:

MEH

28a. American anti-drug smuggling agency: Abbr.:

DEA

29a. What superheroes wear to hide their identities:

MASKS

30d. Flightless bird from New Zealand:

KIWI

31d. Break, as a twig:

SNAP

32a. Number of strokes a golfer should require to complete one hole:

PARS

33d. Stitch a hem:

SEW

34a. Most valuable academic degree: Abbr.:

PHD

35d. Dressed well and looking stylish:

DAPPER

36a. Sensation after a wasp sting:

PAIN

37a. James Bond and Johnny English:

SPIES

38d. Crocker Art Museum city in California, for short:

SAC

39a. Baseball headgear:

CAP

40d. Opposite of "post" (time-wise):

PRE

41a. Rap group on which the film "Straight Outta Compton" is based: Abbr.:

NWA

42a. World's largest low-cost carrier, headquartered in Dallas: Abbr.:

SWA

43a. Fourth month of the year, for short:

APR

44a. Saucy side?:

DIP

45d. Michael Jackson's album with the hit song "Smooth Criminal":

BAD

45a. Wager:

BET

46d. Test at school:

EXAM

47a. Aladdin's conveyance up in the air:

CARPET

48d. Midriff muscle that comes in packs, for short:

ABS

49d. Device meant to catch something off-guard:

TRAP

50a. Imaginary line through an object around which it rotates:

AXIS

51d. Netflix original series "___ Education":

SEX

52a. Insect that could be a bumble or honey:

BEE

53a. Obnoxious odor:

REEK

54d. Flightless bird that's a native of Australia and is the second-largest living bird:

EMU

55d. ___ humble pie (admit one's mistake):

EAT

56d. Most commonly used unit of speed on traffic signs internationally: Abbr.:

KPH

57a. Native of Denmark:

DANE

58a. Country with Damascus as capital, for short:

SYR

59a. What you need to go on a treasure hunt: 2 wds.:

AMAP

60a. The upper limit, for short:

MAX

61a. Charlie ___, American singer with the album "Voicenotes":

PUTH
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