Take a glimpse at February 27 2021 Crossword Answers.
The puzzles get harder and harder to solve and more complex as the week passes
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Across
- Hoopster’s mantra
- Two-time FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year (2001, 2002)
- “My point is …”
- Like castaways, before being cast away
- Set for the afternoon?
- Clinches
- A couple of dollars?
- Material whose name is a Scandinavian country in French
- Moves like a butterfly
- Countenance
- Stingray feature, once
- Pioneer in 35mm cameras
- School softball?
- Singer Braxton, sister of Toni
- Its birthstone is peridot: Abbr.
- “Let’s get ___!” (party cry)
- Individually
- In the cloud, say
- Title character in a “Sgt. Pepper” song
- Night light
- Wiz Khalifa’s “We ___ Boyz”
- Ron who played Tarzan on old TV
- Moving
- Some didy changers
- Fare from some bars
- Smart ___
- “Au revoir!”
- Letter to the editor, often
- Atomic clock timekeeper
- Prefix with binary
- Kind of bowl ordered at a juice bar
- Opposite of cheap eats
- Actress/YouTube star ___ Condor
- Whole
- “East of Eden” twin
- #1 on a list, maybe
Down
- “Buzz off!”
- Renato’s wife in Verdi’s “Un Ballo in Maschera”
- Some deals from dealerships
- “___ Mañanitas” (Mexican birthday song)
- Woman’s name that’s also a plural suffix
- Work it, on the runway
- Four-time Grammy winner Lyle
- George Sand title heroine
- [I’m such an idiot!]
- Inspect
- Selassie of Ethiopia
- What this is an example of: _(^.^)_/
- Trope seen in rom-coms
- Rub the right way?
- Switched (on)
- Alternative to polyester
- Home for a drone
- Jokester
- Props of sorts
- Target
- Vehicle equipped with photovoltaic cells
- Schroeder plays one, in the comics
- Dig for insights, digitally
- Annual N.Y.C. event hosted by Vogue
- Some Pepperidge Farm cookies
- Begrudge
- “Get Out” star Kaluuya
- Like, now
- Birth control pioneer Margaret
- Like some drones
- Forfeits
- What comes before old age?
- “Of course it looks good on you!,” maybe
- Zip