Take a glimpse at October 18 2022 Crossword.
The puzzles get harder and harder to solve and more complex as the week passes
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Across
- Bud
- Tow truck destination
- Puts a lid on
- ___ carte menu
- Widely recognized, as a symbol
- Butter alternative
- “Truthfully ⦔
- The “L” of L.P.G.A.
- ___ biloba (ornamental tree with a widely used extract)
- Trains at a high level?
- Hot dog
- Irish laddie
- 1953 title role for John Wayne
- Captain in a whale of a tale?
- Mimic
- Comedian Sahl
- Grammatical case in Latin
- Secure a seat at the table, say
- Emily who wrote “Wuthering Heights”
- Univ. of Maryland athlete
- ___ stop (chance to refuel)
- Golfers don’t want to go into it
- Prepare to break a peace treaty, perhaps
- Mr. in a Robert Louis Stevenson story
- Emulate Mr. Clean, in a way
- Mars or Jupiter
- Butt-Head’s sidekick
- More ghostly
- “Hurry up!”
- Leaf (through)
- Home to Slovenia and Slovakia
- Royal irritant in a fairy tale
- Makes into a knot
- Brings into being
- Hankering
Down
- Item on a bucket list?
- ___ Romeo (Italian auto)
- Got a look at
- Cutting remarks
- High or low cards
- Louis XIV, par exemple
- ___ Taylor (clothier)
- Played a couple of sets at a jazz club, say
- Starfish or sea urchin, in a biology text
- “Major props to you!”
- Fashion model Wek
- 100 centavos
- Barfly
- Venus de ___
- 1
- Had on
- Counting everything
- Cutting remarks
- John Adams’s “Nixon in China,” for one
- Futuristic modes of transport
- New-Agey, slangily
- Dodge
- “___ Davis Eyes” (Kim Carnes hit of 1981)
- “The A-Team” actor with a mohawk
- African serpent
- Chess match finales
- Brainy oddball
- Slacken
- Group wedding dance
- Laboratory eggs
- Cute reply to “Why are you so cute?”
- ___ B’rith (Jewish organization)
- Leg up
- TV network that organizes the X Games
- Fencing option
- TV host Seacrest
- Missing letters in “??propria?e” (felicitously)
- Savings plan with SEP and SIMPLE versions
- Pull along