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JONESIN’ “On a One-Name Basis”--five for five. by Matt Jones

Across

1 Light snack 5 Hoppy beverage, briefly 8 Library nook 14 “If ___ be so bold” 15 Snare 16 App where you’d better know your left from your right? 17 Comic-strip magician 19 Lunar module 20 Kool-Aid Man’s catchphrase 21 Mini golf goal 22 Former Shanghai Sharks athlete Ming 23 Non-dairy dessert 26 More than a peck 30 Moral source of authority, in a way 32 “(Everything ___) ___ It For You” (Bryan Adams power ballad) 34 The end of school? 35 Chain that merged with AMC Theatres 36 Got progressively more confusing 40 When National Deaf History Month ends (it’s actually a 34-day period) 41 Post ___ (afterward, in Latin) 42 Flight board fig. 43 Office drudge 47 Something ___ entirely 48 Exit the tub (but not literally, cause that’s dangerous) 49 Wrestlemania location 52 Birthday candle material 53 “The Daily Show” or “Late Night Mash”, e.g. 55 Some Netflix offerings 59 Battle site of 1066 61 Japanese crime syndicate 62 December 24 or 31 63 Yokel 64 Dodges 65 William Gaines’s magazine 66 “The Book of Mormon” co-writer Parker

Down

1 “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home” director 2 Nebraska city associated with steaks 3 Japanese electronics giant 4 Jekyll’s bad half 5 Where travelers often stay 6 Three-time Women’s PGA Championship winner 7 Teddy’s Mount Rushmore neighbor 8 Repetitive-sounding spear-throwing tool 9 One whose spinning might be out of control? 10 Jake Tapper’s employer 11 Perplexing 12 Two-finger gesture 13 Go off course 18 Tabula ___ (blank slate) 21 Casserole veggie 24 Boorish 25 Renew a skill 26 Danish cheese? 27 “That is,” in Latin 28 Repaired rips 29 They’re almost out of H.S. 30 “Forget it” 31 World Cup cheer 32 Drive forward 33 Fixes a sock 37 Roth of “Inglourious Basterds” 38 2.5 out of 5, say 39 Skied downhill 40 “The Great Grape ___ Show” 44 Some long-haired dogs, for short 45 “A ___ on thee!” 46 State, overseas 49 Like some matters 50 Present, as a case 51 Irascible 52 Navigation app that offers celebrity voices 54 Pinball no-no 55 Ombré need 56 Toyota ___4 (SUV model) 57 “Wanted” initials 58 Dirty rain (or rainy dirt)? 59 Dress line 60 “Colin in Black and White” co-creator DuVernay

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