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Today’s Puzzle is created by By Erica Hsiung Wojcik %26 Kate Chin Park and edited by Amanda Rafkin it’s theme name is Cracker Boxes and the grid dimensions are 15 by 15 squares.
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Across Clues
- MSNBC alternativeCNN
- Smarties shapeDISC
- Signable arm coversCASTS
- Jimmy ___ shoesCHOO
- “Hello, sailor!”AHOY
- Nepali or Thai, e.g.ASIAN
- Pick up, like a weightLIFT
- Bank offeringLOAN
- Word before “song” or “park”THEME
- Zebra or leopard pattern on clothing, sayANIMALPRINT
- Place to get a massageSPA
- “Como la Flor” singerSELENA
- C-section markSCAR
- Tik___TOK
- CA’s winter clock settingPST
- Suffix for many belief systemsISM
- People who might use aquafaba instead of egg whitesVEGANS
- Trickle like syrupSEEP
- Nightmare of a situationORDEAL
- Upscale hotel chainRITZCARLTON
- Began to likeTOOKTO
- Automated Twitter postersBOTS
- Poorly madeCHEAPO
- Grp. organizing a book fairPTA
- Typical “Octonauts” watcherTOT
- “Greetings!”HEY
- ATM chargesFEES
- RequestASKFOR
- Colorado NativeUTE
- Salty condiment for bok choyOYSTERSAUCE
- ___ to (mention)REFER
- BombardPELT
- WildebeestsGNUS
- Flaky part of a pieCRUST
- Mars 2020 org.NASA
- Insects in a colonyANTS
- “Deck the halls with boughs of ___ . . .”HOLLY
- DamageMAR
- 12/31, for shortNYE
Vertical Clues
- Group of languages that includes Hakka and MandarinCHINESE
- Hashtag on an unedited photoNOFILTER
- Response to “Who wants to run a bunch of boring errands?”NOTME
- Where the Cowboys play ballDALLAS
- Denny’s competitorIHOP
- Flies highSOARS
- Skeptical personCYNIC
- Morsel that might be tuna-flavoredCATTREAT
- Fireplace residueASH
- Afternoon napSIESTA
- o.b. productTAMPON
- Moves on tiptoe, maybeSNEAKS
- Diary fastenersCLASPS
- Name hidden in “Hawaiian Islands”ANI
- Orange type with a “bellybutton”NAVEL
- Make fun ofMOCK
- Rhyme and synonym for “blob”GLOB
- Gyro breadPITA
- Subway rodentRAT
- Fumble, like a ballDROP
- Radio format with all the hitsTOPFORTY
- Actress DeschanelZOOEY
- “That was a bad joke”NOTFUNNY
- “Awww!”TOOCUTE
- EmphasizeSTRESS
- Building with pewsCHURCH
- Prefix for “normative”HETERO
- Breathtaking sightEYEFUL
- It builds up on teethTARTAR
- Total jerkASS
- “College GameDay” channelESPN
- Cook like baoSTEAM
- Elena on the Supreme CourtKAGAN
- Disney character who can make it snowELSA
- Subject for some aspiring bilinguals (Abbr.)ESL
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