Take a glimpse at June 11 2022 Crossword.
The puzzles get harder and harder to solve and more complex as the week passes
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Across
- Travel aid in science fiction
- Classic musical with the song “If He Walked Into My Life”
- Some spandex garments
- The Midwest’s so-called “Queen Wheat City”
- No-fuss
- Teen issue getting much topical coverage?
- “Weird …”
- Button on a Facebook post
- Copy room supply
- Vehicles in “The Phantom Menace”
- Comic Notaro
- Drawings with lots of little blocks
- Ollas, e.g.
- What might collect a lot of checks
- Ironic word before an expletive
- Rapper Fiasco
- Planks can strengthen it
- Walk or run in a showy way
- Mega-celebrities, so to speak
- Black bird
- Writer of the autobiography “Freedom in Exile”
- Game of manual dexterity
- Willingness to listen
- Enclose
- Paul ___, pet food company founder
- Drink with dry vermouth, paradoxically
- What has new seeds every spring?: Abbr.
- Intervals represented by adjacent frets on a guitar
- Millennials, by another name
- Jumble
Down
- They can be graphic
- [grimace]
- Pressure treatment?
- Where The Oaks is run
- Joins a heavy metal band, say
- Thunderstruck
- Authority in the field, informally
- They don’t know what they’re talking about
- Some supermarket displays
- Long gone
- AA and AAA
- Shangri-las
- Like much marshland
- Study buds?
- Ruler chosen through the Islamic process of shura
- Ache for, in a way
- One side of a fast-food restaurant
- “It’s anyone’s guess”
- Certain crossbred lap dog
- Currency depicting the Persian poet Rumi
- Big brand of camping gear
- ___ wheel
- Abrupt change in tone, perhaps
- Inventions of Karl Benz and Rudolf Diesel
- One sitting on the bench, maybe
- Noomi ___, lead actress of 2009’s “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”
- Wrapping weights
- Undertaking
- Banned backyard game
- N.B.A. general manager Brand
- “Whoa, whoa, whoa!”
- Sport with hits and strikes, for short