Crossword Explorer Uzbekistan - Level 2843

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Uzbekistan - Level 2843

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1d. Stare stupidly:

GAWK

1a. Sticky or slimy stuff:

GOO

2d. Chocolate sandwich cookie:

OREO

3d. World hurdling champion from Jamaica , ___ McLeod:

OMAR

4d. Baseball's Mel ___:

OTT

4a. Celestial entity in observable universe, for short:

OBJ

5d. Sports commentator who is known for coining the phrase "March Madness": 2 wds.:

BRENTMUSBURGER

6d. Karate kin also categorized as modern martial art:

JUDO

7d. Former halfback for the New York Giants who is known for his work on ABC's "Monday Night Football": 2 wds.:

FRANKGIFFORD

7a. What bird wings can do:

FLAP

8d. The Chainsmokers' "Don't ___ Me Down":

LET

9d. Much hubbub about nothing:

ADO

10d. Company that sells eponymous brand of beverage which has a distinctive bottle:

POM

11a. Limb with biceps:

ARM

12a. "Impractical Jokers" network, ___TV:

TRU

13a. Make an effort all over again:

REDO

14a. Not strong:

WEAK

15d. Sports commentator at ABC Sports who is best known for his coverage of college football: 2 wds.:

KEITHJACKSON

16a. ___ Talks, organization with the slogan "Ideas Worth Spreading":

TED

17a. Tiny particle:

ATOM

18a. "M*A*S*H" setting:

KOREA

19d. Cigar remains:

ASH

20a. Grammar part that may be proper or common:

NOUN

21d. "Kill Bill" actress Thurman:

UMA

22a. "What time ___?": 2 wds.:

ISIT

23d. Very small amount:

IOTA

24a. Business school subject, for short:

MKTG

25d. Big striped cat species to a Spaniard:

TIGRE

26d. Brag obnoxiously:

GLOAT

27d. Expressed extreme anger:

FUMED

27a. Sailor's measure of depth:

FATHOM

28d. Without ___ in the world (without worrying): 2 wds.:

ACARE

29a. Nimble and light-footed, like a dancer:

AGILE

30d. Unit of work that is a fraction of joule, for short:

ERG

31d. Opposite of on, also a switch setting:

OFF

31a. Painful response to a punch, maybe:

OUCH

32a. Bathing container:

TUB

33d. Hazy memory:

BLUR

34a. Young Frankenstein helper:

IGOR

35a. Home key of the English horn: 2 wds.:

FMAJ

36a. The deaf community may use this to communicate: Abbr.:

ASL

37a. Hand grenade, slangily:

FRAG

38a. Not domesticated, like a wild beast:

FERAL

39d. Bit of fake news, say:

LIE

40a. Help yourself meal arrangement:

BUFFET

41d. Institution represented by the Seminoles football team: Abbr.:

FSU

42a. Prefix with meter which means one tenth:

DECI

43a. Violinist Camilla ___:

URSO

44a. Carter Horton of "Final Destination," ___ Smith:

KERR

45d. Sun's ascent in the east:

RISE

46a. Antonym for rural:

URBAN

47d. ___-chic (hippielike fashion style):

BOHO

48d. Imitated like the chest beater:

APED

49d. Geeky sort:

NERD

50d. Lady Gaga's "___ Never Love Again":

ILL

50a. Showy flower named after the Greek Goddess of rainbow:

IRIS

51d. ___ De Janeiro:

RIO

52d. "If you ask me...," in text speak:

IMO

53a. Supermarket giant with headquarters in Chicago: Abbr.:

IGA

54d. Battery size of a remote, maybe:

AAA

55a. Rope-a-___ (Ali boxing style):

DOPE

56a. Prom night rental, for short:

LIMO

57a. ___ urchin:

SEA

58a. The Beatles, "I Saw ___ Standing There":

HER

59a. Simpleton or a stupid person:

LOON

60a. Bygone, notable time period:

ERA

61a. Peculiar one in a group, say:

ODD
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