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Daily Crossword Puzzle #3 for Wed, Nov 1, 2017
ACROSS 1. Tenth month of the Hindu calendar 4. Downhill vehicle 8. Supplements with great effort 12. Of or related to the anus 14. Sun: prefix 16. Suggestive of the supernatural 17. Drop; flow; fall 18. The property of being fit to eat 20. Lugs 22. Declare 23. Fish or hair follower 24. Followers of ems 25. Mature 28. Opposite of masc. 30. The longest river in Central Asia 31. Gospel singer Marvin 35. Title for a knight 37. Tiny particle 40. ____ Jay Lerner 41. Transmit 42. Distance measurement 44. Actor's bit 45. False hair 46. Singer James 47. It is 48. Assad's deity 50. Travel on or in a vehicle 52. Part of a journey 54. Single 55. Thick or sticky substance 58. Big collection agency 61. Raised railways 63. Erodes 65. Supplying deficiencies 70. Mine, in Marseilles 71. Mountain range southwest of Kyrgyzstan 72. Wanderer 73. Prong on a fork 74. French philosopher Descartes 75. Tenement units (abbr.) 76. And not DOWN 1. Thick mixture 2. The state of being joined or united 3. Table seasonings 4. A female animal or person 5. Directed 6. Biblical high priest 7. Rights 8. Car or cant ending 9. Peachy ____! 10. Celtic language 11. System (abbr.) 13. Area sheltered from the wind 15. Norwegian king 19. Snake ____ (dice throw) 21. Saxophone 26. Island territory of the United States 27. First name in cosmetics 29. Ear of corn 30. Severe or trying experience 32. Set down 33. Without 34. Compass dir. 35. Stitch closed the eyes of (a falcon) 36. International (abbr.) 38. Baseball player Mel 39. Paris' subway 41. R.R. building 43. Precipitation 49. Person who is morally reprehensible 51. Morning condensation 53. Small, secluded valley 55. Homeless child 56. U. of Maine site 57. Flexible twig of a willow tree 58. Austrian river, tributary to the Danube 59. General guideline 60. Connect, as a bridge 62. Portico 64. Consume 66. Sliced dessert 67. Mischievous child 68. Large container 69. Begley and Asner