Below you will find all the answers for the The Atlantic Crossword Clues Sunday, February 12, 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pissed | MAD |
| 4 | BMI competitor | ASCAP |
| 9 | Troubadours | BARDS |
| 14 | Chemistry concept that's not basic? | ACID |
| 16 | Freewheeling | LOOSE |
| 17 | Group of photos or songs | ALBUM |
| 18 | "Carmina Burana," notably | CHORALWORK |
| 20 | Wistful sounds | SIGHS |
| 21 | Flasher at a show? | STROBE |
| 22 | Like the temples of the Wudang Mountains | TAOIST |
| 24 | Mosquito's mark | WELT |
| 26 | Do the second part of some field work? | REAP |
| 27 | Classes worth more credits | APS |
| 30 | Cabaret entertainer | CHANTEUSE |
| 34 | Two-star rank, briefly | MAJGEN |
| 36 | SALT topic | ABM |
| 37 | Abbr. on many street signs in Quebec | STE |
| 38 | Way above? | AIRLANE |
| 39 | Sam of The Piano | NEILL |
| 42 | Composer of "Carmina Burana" | ORFF |
| 44 | Opera title role originated by Hariclea Darclée | TOSCA |
| 45 | Port city on the Strait of Gibraltar | TANGIER |
| 47 | Fabrication | LIE |
| 49 | Cinch ___ (Hefty brand) | SAK |
| 50 | Kept un-bored | AMUSED |
| 51 | Fritos, e.g. | CORNCHIPS |
| 54 | Deg. for an econ major | BSS |
| 55 | The Clan of the Cave Bear protagonist whose name means "moonlight" in Turkish | AYLA |
| 57 | Bombeck who wrote If Life Is a Bowl of Cherries, What Am I Doing in the Pits? | ERMA |
| 58 | Focus too strongly | OBSESS |
| 60 | Bond antagonist with a razor-edged bowler | ODDJOB |
| 64 | Prefix that means "male" | ANDRO |
| 67 | Apt exclamation from 42-Across upon noticing the contents of the circled squares in this puzzle? | OHFOURTUNA |
| 69 | Brexit shrank it | THEEU |
| 70 | Bite as a puppy might | NIPAT |
| 71 | Mythological son of Bestla and Borr | ODIN |
| 72 | Celebrity royalty | ALIST |
| 73 | With 27-Down, "The Punisher" of tennis | ANDRE |
| 74 | Non-Rx | OTC |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Some apples and Apples | MACS |
| 30 | Harvard attender, informally | CANTAB |
| 64 | Words between one and time | ATA |
| 2 | Vier x zwei | ACHT |
| 31 | Relatives of I-bars | HBEAMS |
| 65 | Bruins' org. | NHL |
| 3 | Certain Christian | DIOR |
| 32 | Not quite perfect | AMINUS |
| 66 | "Gods" in ancient Rome | DEI |
| 15 | Oversauce, say | DROWN |
| 40 | NFL players who line up near the center | LGS |
| 58 | Smelted deposits | ORES |
| 19 | Lend a hand | ABET |
| 41 | Lollygag | LIEABOUT |
| 4 | Gene variants | ALLELES |
| 46 | "Grand" ice-cream brand | EDYS |
| 5 | Do the first part of some field work? | SOW |
| 25 | One-on-one one | TUTOR |
| 56 | Helmsley buried at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery | LEONA |
| 6 | Ducklike bird with comically large feet | COOT |
| 33 | Verb akin to estar | SER |
| 51 | Make dough from chips? | CASHIN |
| 7 | Similarly uncommon | ASRARE |
| 43 | Progressive advocate? | FLO |
| 59 | Org. for Bullitt in Bullitt | SFPD |
| 8 | Tea variety | PEKOE |
| 38 | Blazing | AFIRE |
| 68 | Implement usually used to travel backwards | OAR |
| 23 | "___ Said" (1971 Neil Diamond hit) | IAMI |
| 48 | Driving, say | ENROUTE |
| 9 | Flea's musical contribution? | BASSPART |
| 52 | Starfleet VIP | CMDR |
| 10 | Landed, as on a feeder | ALIT |
| 35 | Marry Me star, informally | JLO |
| 53 | Couldn't not | HADTO |
| 11 | Letters of a notable Supreme Court figure? | RBG |
| 27 | See 73-Across | AGASSI |
| 61 | Martial art with chops and throws | JUDO |
| 12 | "I'm such a dunderhead" | DUH |
| 28 | Cover for a Pilot? | PENCAP |
| 62 | "Will do!" | ONIT |
| 13 | Text-messaging letters | SMS |
| 29 | Takes surreptitiously | SNEAKS |
| 63 | Judge's place in court | BANC |
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