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Eugene Sheffer Crossword Answers for September 30, 2024

Across

"Apollo 13" org: NASA
(The organization responsible for the Apollo 13 space mission.)

"Don't — stranger!": BEA
(A casual phrase used to encourage familiarity.)

"Locksley Hall" poet: TENNYSON
(Alfred Lord Tennyson, a British poet.)

"Parenthood" actor Shepard: DAX
(Dax Shepard, an actor known for his role in the show "Parenthood.")

Absorbs, as a spill: SOPSUP
(To soak up a liquid.)

Activist Parks: ROSA
(Rosa Parks, a key figure in the civil rights movement.)

After-dinner drink: SHERRY
(A fortified wine often consumed after meals.)

Altar vow: IDO
(What one says during a wedding ceremony.)

Arles season: ETE
(The French word for "summer," often referenced in relation to the city of Arles.)

Author Gay: TALESE
(Gay Talese, a journalist and author.)

Bit of wit: PUN
(A humorous play on words.)

Bonkers: LOCO
(A slang term meaning crazy.)

Briny expanse: SEA
(A large body of saltwater.)

Champagne brand: MOET
(A famous brand of champagne.)

Chums: BUDS
(Friends or companions.)

College URL ender: EDU
(The domain suffix for educational institutions.)

Coltrane's instrument: TENORSAX
(John Coltrane, a jazz saxophonist, played the tenor sax.)

Cookie holder: JAR
(A container typically used for storing cookies.)

Cote cooer: DOVE
(A bird often associated with peace, found in a cote.)

Crystal gazer: SEER
(Someone who predicts the future, often by looking into a crystal ball.)

Dance move: STEP
(A basic element of dancing.)

Daring Knievel: EVEL
(Evel Knievel, a famous stuntman known for his daring motorcycle jumps.)

Eager: AVID
(Very enthusiastic or keen.)

Fastest rate: TOPSPEED
(The highest possible velocity.)

Faux pas: SLIP
(A minor social mistake.)

Filch: ROB
(To steal something.)

Film spool: REEL
(A round device used to hold film for projection.)

Formerly: ONCE
(Referring to something that happened in the past.)

From — Z: ATO
(A phrase used to describe completeness, as in "from A to Z.")

Gym count: REPS
(Short for repetitions, a term used in weightlifting.)

Highway crossing: OVERPASS
(A bridge that carries a road over another road or railway.)

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Down

Hoo-ha: TODO
(A commotion or fuss.)

Hourglass fill: SAND
(The material used in an hourglass to measure time.)

In dreamland: ASLEEP
(In the state of sleep.)

Indent key: TAB
(A keyboard key used to indent text.)

Insect organ: PALP
(A sensory appendage found on some insects.)

Jacob's twin: ESAU
(The biblical figure, twin brother of Jacob.)

Kate of "Captive": MARA
(Kate Mara, an actress.)

Mix up: STIR
(To blend or agitate ingredients together.)

Modern aviator: JETPILOT
(A pilot who operates jet aircraft.)

Mountain air?: YODEL
(A form of singing often associated with the Alps.)

Obama health law, for short: ACA
(The Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.)

Online craft shop: ETSY
(A website where handmade and vintage items are sold.)

PBS funder: NEA
(The National Endowment for the Arts, a public agency that supports arts funding.)

Post-op area: ICU
(Intensive Care Unit, a hospital department where patients recover after surgery.)

Renaissance part-song: MADRIGAL
(A form of vocal music popular during the Renaissance.)

Reply to "Shall we?": LETS
(A phrase used to suggest proceeding with an action.)

Scepters: RODS
(A ceremonial staff held by a monarch or leader.)

Schedule opening: TIMESLOT
(A specific period during which an event is scheduled to occur.)

Spanish cheers: OLES
(An exclamation used to express approval, often heard at bullfights.)

Squared: EVEN
(Made level or balanced.)

Swiss peak: ALP
(A mountain in the Alps.)

Tend texts: EDIT
(To make changes or corrections to a written document.)

Tennis champ Murray: ANDY
(Andy Murray, a professional tennis player from Scotland.)

There: YONDER
(A distant place or location.)

Thomas — Edison: ALVA
(Thomas Alva Edison, an American inventor.)

Tourist's car: RENTAL
(A car hired for temporary use.)

Wards off: REPELS
(Drives away or keeps something at bay.)

Wesley of "Blade": SNIPES
(Wesley Snipes, an actor known for his role in the "Blade" film series.)

Wild West show: RODEO
(A public event where cowboys showcase their skills.)

Yard events: TAGSALES
(A type of sale held in a yard or garage where used items are sold.)

— Na Na: SHA
(A phrase from the band "Sha Na Na.")

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