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The Official @error_bot Crossword Thread

  • hungrier

    @error_bot 2d ocho
    27d eons
    20a solos

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (BOSC)1. Takes a risk (BETS)
    5. Daytime TV staple (OPRAH)2. Cuatro y cuatro (OCHO)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (ECHO)4. Milk sources (COCONUTS)
    15. More than miffed (IRATE)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (PROZAC)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (RARE)
    20. Jazz session highlights (SOLOS)8. Immensely (ATON)
    21. Kind of master (ZEN)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (HEF)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (NAPA)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ OUT _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: OSAG _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ NTS)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (EONS)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 31a router
    36a a

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    You win!

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (BOSC)1. Takes a risk (BETS)
    5. Daytime TV staple (OPRAH)2. Cuatro y cuatro (OCHO)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (ECHO)4. Milk sources (COCONUTS)
    15. More than miffed (IRATE)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (PROZAC)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (RARE)
    20. Jazz session highlights (SOLOS)8. Immensely (ATON)
    21. Kind of master (ZEN)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (HEF)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (NAPA)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (ROUTER)18. Missouri River tributary (OSAGE)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (ANTS)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (BRAT)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (EONS)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    NY Times, Fri, Oct 06, 2000

    New game.

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (8)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10)
    16. Didn't leave (8)4. Free (7)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15)
    20. Point of attack? (4)8. Now (6)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (5)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (3)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5)12. Kitchen drawer? (4)
    31. Dear, to Dante (4)13. What an out patient may be in (4)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6)20. Let go (5)
    35. Case worker's org.? (3)23. Sponge gently (5)
    36. Sign of trouble (7)24. Thom ___ shoes (4)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (6)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (5)31. See 10-Down (4)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7)32. Bug tail? (4)
    46. Place (12)34. They may be allayed (5)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (4)
    53. Longs (4)37. Wealth (5)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (3)
    55. Charger (8)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (8)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (5)
    61. Liking (8)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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  • devjoe

    @error_bot 24D MCAN
    10D AYE
    31D CAPN
    31A CARO
    32D ABOO
    35A ABA
    43A NODOZ
    36D BOZO

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    NY Times, Fri, Oct 06, 2000

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RA _ D)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ _ E _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15)
    20. Point of attack? (4)8. Now (6)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (5)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: _ A _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5)
    36. Sign of trouble (7: B _ _ _ _ _ N)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (6: PO _ _ O _)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: _ O _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (5)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (4)37. Wealth (5)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (3: _ O _)
    55. Charger (8)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (8)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (5)
    61. Liking (8)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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  • dkf
    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

    @error_bot 39a poirot

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    NY Times, Fri, Oct 06, 2000

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ _ E _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15)
    20. Point of attack? (4)8. Now (6)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (5)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: _ A _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ _ T)
    36. Sign of trouble (7: B _ _ _ _ _ N)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: _ O _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (5)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (4)37. Wealth (5)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (3: RO _)
    55. Charger (8)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (8)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (5)
    61. Liking (8)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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  • dkf
    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

    @error_bot 7a iamarock

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    NY Times, Fri, Oct 06, 2000

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ _ E _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    20. Point of attack? (4)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (5: M _ _ _ _)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: _ A _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ _ T)
    36. Sign of trouble (7: B _ _ _ _ _ N)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: _ O _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (5)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (4)37. Wealth (5)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (3: RO _)
    55. Charger (8)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (8)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (5)
    61. Liking (8)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 36a badomen
    37d money

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    NY Times, Fri, Oct 06, 2000

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ _ E _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ O _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    20. Point of attack? (4)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (5: M _ _ _ _)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: _ A _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3: _ O _)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7: _ _ N _ _ _ _)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: _ O _ _ _ E _ _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (5: _ E _ _ _)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (4: _ _ _ Y)37. Wealth (MONEY)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (3: RO _)
    55. Charger (8)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (8)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (5)
    61. Liking (8)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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  • dkf
    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

    @error_bot 47d myrna

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    NY Times, Fri, Oct 06, 2000

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ _ E _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ O _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    20. Point of attack? (4)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (5: M _ _ _ _)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: _ A _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3: _ O _)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7: _ _ N _ _ _ _)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: _ OM _ _ E _ _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (5: _ E _ _ _)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (4: Y _ _ Y)37. Wealth (MONEY)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (3: RO _)
    55. Charger (8: _ _ _ _ _ R _ _)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (8: _ _ _ _ _ N _ _)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (MYRNA)
    61. Liking (8: _ _ _ _ _ A _ _)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

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    Clues
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    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ AY _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ NE _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ O _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    20. Point of attack? (4: _ _ _ G)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (MANGO)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OM _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: FA _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3: _ OA)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7: _ _ NR _ _ _)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: COM _ _ ES _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (FEARS)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (4: Y _ _ Y)37. Wealth (MONEY)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (ROC)
    55. Charger (8: _ _ _ _ _ R _ _)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (8: _ _ _ _ _ N _ _)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (MYRNA)
    61. Liking (8: _ _ _ _ _ A _ _)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

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    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ AY _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ NE _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ O _ _ _ _ _ N _)
    20. Point of attack? (4: _ _ _ G)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (MANGO)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OM _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: FA _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10)
    41. Granting grp. (3: _ OA)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (7: _ _ NR _ _ _)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: COM _ _ ES _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (FEARS)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (4: Y _ _ Y)37. Wealth (MONEY)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (ROC)
    55. Charger (8: _ _ _ _ _ R _ _)42. Came by (7)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6: _ _ _ _ I _)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (ANAISNIN)45. Steno's work (6)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (MYRNA)
    61. Liking (8: _ _ _ _ _ A _ _)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4: _ _ A _)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4: _ _ N _)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4: _ _ A _)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3: _ I _)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3: _ S _)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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    @error_bot 37d eans$
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    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ AY _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ NE _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ ONT _ N _ N _)
    20. Point of attack? (4: _ _ _ G)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (MANGO)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OM _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: FA _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10: _ _ _ _ T _ _ _ _ _)
    41. Granting grp. (NEA)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (STARLET)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (12: COM _ _ NS _ _ _ _ _)34. They may be allayed (FEARS)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (YENS)37. Wealth (MEANS)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (ROC)
    55. Charger (8: _ _ _ _ _ R _ _)42. Came by (7: _ E _ _ _ _ _)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (6: S _ E _ I _)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (ANAISNIN)45. Steno's work (6: L _ _ _ _ _)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (MYRNA)
    61. Liking (8: _ _ _ _ _ A _ _)48. When some things change (5)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5)
    50. Give and take (4: _ _ A _)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4: _ _ N _)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4: _ _ A _)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3: _ I _)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3: _ S _)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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    @error_bot 44d seesin
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    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ AY _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ NE _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ ONTIN _ N _)
    20. Point of attack? (4: _ _ _ G)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (MANGO)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OM _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: FA _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10: _ _ _ _ TO _ _ _ _)
    41. Granting grp. (NEA)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (STARLET)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (COMEINSECOND)34. They may be allayed (FEARS)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (YENS)37. Wealth (MEANS)
    54. One pulling some strings (5)40. Mythical creature (ROC)
    55. Charger (8: _ _ _ _ _ RS _)42. Came by (7: _ EC _ _ _ _)
    58. Fought (6)44. Greets and seats (SEESIN)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (ANAISNIN)45. Steno's work (6: LE _ _ _ _)
    60. Candy brand (6)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (MYRNA)
    61. Liking (8: _ _ _ _ _ AN _)48. When some things change (5: N _ _ _ _)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6)49. Shift, e.g. (5: D _ _ _ _)
    50. Give and take (4: _ _ A _)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4: _ _ N _)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4: _ _ A _)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3: _ I _)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3: _ S _)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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    @error_bot 48d never

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    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ AY _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ NE _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ ONTIN _ N _)
    20. Point of attack? (4: _ _ _ G)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (MANGO)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OM _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ _ _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: FA _ _ _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (10: _ _ _ _ TO _ _ _ _)
    41. Granting grp. (NEA)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (STARLET)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (COMEINSECOND)34. They may be allayed (FEARS)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (YENS)37. Wealth (MEANS)
    54. One pulling some strings (5: _ _ _ E _)40. Mythical creature (ROC)
    55. Charger (8: _ _ _ _ _ RS _)42. Came by (7: _ EC _ _ _ _)
    58. Fought (6: _ _ _ _ V _)44. Greets and seats (SEESIN)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (ANAISNIN)45. Steno's work (6: LE _ _ _ _)
    60. Candy brand (6: _ _ _ _ E _)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (MYRNA)
    61. Liking (8: _ _ _ _ _ AN _)48. When some things change (NEVER)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6: _ _ _ _ R _)49. Shift, e.g. (5: D _ _ _ _)
    50. Give and take (4: _ _ A _)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4: _ _ N _)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4: _ _ A _)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3: _ I _)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3: _ S _)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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    @error_bot 28D HEADTOHEAD

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    Clues
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    1. It may have gone through the mill (6)1. Old men (5)
    7. 1966 Simon & Garfunkel hit (IAMAROCK)2. Rousseau novel subtitled "On Education" (5)
    15. Unlikely to sermonize (6)3. Bust (10: _ _ _ _ _ _ RAID)
    16. Didn't leave (8: _ _ AY _ _ _ _)4. Free (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ O)
    17. Flap raisers? (6)5. It's vital to life (6)
    18. Desiring callers, perhaps (8: _ _ NE _ _ _ _)6. Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator (3)
    19. Out (5)7. Australia, e.g. (15: I _ _ _ _ _ _ ONTIN _ N _)
    20. Point of attack? (4: _ _ _ G)8. Now (6: A _ _ _ _ _)
    21. Like some nerves (3)9. Tropical flavor (MANGO)
    22. Partner's pay, perhaps (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OM _)10. With 31-Down, bosun's reply (AYE)
    26. Them's fighting words (7)11. Object in court (3: R _ _)
    27. Purposeful and efficient (5: C _ H _ _)12. Kitchen drawer? (4: O _ _ _)
    31. Dear, to Dante (CARO)13. What an out patient may be in (4: C _ _ _)
    33. Bill, in Bordeaux (3)14. Experienced (4: K _ _ _)
    34. Offbeat, plus (6: FA _ E _ _)20. Let go (5: _ _ _ _ D)
    35. Case worker's org.? (ABA)23. Sponge gently (5: _ _ _ AT)
    36. Sign of trouble (BADOMEN)24. Thom ___ shoes (MCAN)
    38. Geol., e.g. (3: A _ _)25. Canal locale (3)
    39. User of "little gray cells" (POIROT)28. In direct confrontation (HEADTOHEAD)
    41. Granting grp. (NEA)29. It brings a tear to the eye (4)
    42. Solidifies (4: _ D _ _)30. Bluesman Spann (4)
    43. Vivarin alternative (NODOZ)31. See 10-Down (CAPN)
    44. Hollywood up-and-comer (STARLET)32. Bug tail? (ABOO)
    46. Place (COMEINSECOND)34. They may be allayed (FEARS)
    50. Letters on some lotions (3)36. Doofus (BOZO)
    53. Longs (YENS)37. Wealth (MEANS)
    54. One pulling some strings (5: _ _ HE _)40. Mythical creature (ROC)
    55. Charger (8: _ _ _ _ _ RS _)42. Came by (7: _ EC _ _ _ _)
    58. Fought (6: _ _ _ EV _)44. Greets and seats (SEESIN)
    59. "Under a Glass Bell" writer (ANAISNIN)45. Steno's work (6: LE _ _ _ _)
    60. Candy brand (6: _ _ _ AE _)47. Nora's portrayer in "The Thin Man" (MYRNA)
    61. Liking (8: _ _ _ _ _ AN _)48. When some things change (NEVER)
    62. They're taken while waiting (6: _ _ _ DR _)49. Shift, e.g. (5: D _ _ _ _)
    50. Give and take (4: _ _ A _)
    51. Window shopper's buy (4: _ _ N _)
    52. Middle of an old children's trio (4: _ _ A _)
    56. Popular fruit drink (3: _ I _)
    57. Kyrgyz region or its capital (3: _ S _)
    58. B.O. posting (3)
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    @error_bot 5A OXYGEN

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    @error_bot 5A OXYGEN

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    I have been alive for <time dateTime="PT12H9M47.543S">12 hours, 9 minutes, 48 seconds</time>.

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    @error_bot said in The Official @error_bot Crossword Thread:

    I have been alive for <time dateTime="PT12H9M47.543S">12 hours, 9 minutes, 48 seconds</time>.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnHP216fnBQ

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    @error_bot new game

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    @error_bot 1a ???

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    @error_bot bot 1a test

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    :wtf: Why is Minesweeper module monitoring this thread?

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    @error said in The Official @error_bot Crossword Thread:

    :wtf: Why is Minesweeper module monitoring this thread?

    Oh, correlation != causation.

    Someone was playing Minesweeper while I was testing this thread.

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