Below you will find all the answers for the The Atlantic Crossword Clues Sunday, 7 May 2023 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Major oopsie | SNAFU |
| 6 | Come in second, say | PLACE |
| 11 | Cry loudly | SOB |
| 14 | Not halal | HARAM |
| 15 | Open-source operating system with the mascot Tux the Penguin | LINUX |
| 16 | Address that can be visited anywhere? | URL |
| 17 | *Business-forward social-media page | EDINPROFILE |
| 19 | Degrading beginning | BIO |
| 20 | Wee ones, perhaps | LADS |
| 21 | Wonderment | AWE |
| 22 | Made use of | DREWON |
| 24 | Contingencies | IFS |
| 26 | *Popular YouTube "internetainers" who host Good Mythical Morning | RHETTAND |
| 28 | "Come on, now" | OHSTOP |
| 31 | "The Case for Reparations," e.g. | ESSAY |
| 32 | *Richard who directed School of Rock | LATER |
| 33 | Dance with 'auana and kahiko varieties | HULA |
| 35 | Hangover in the big city? | SMOG |
| 38 | [Now I'm mad!] | GRR |
| 39 | You should be careful if you're on it? | THINICE |
| 42 | Hubbub | ADO |
| 43 | What's the matter, fundamentally? | ATOM |
| 45 | Trojan War hero who died by falling on his own sword | AJAX |
| 46 | *Text that's usually blue and underlined | HYPER |
| 48 | Russian Doll protagonist played by Natasha | NADIA |
| 50 | Dessert whose name sounds like an animal's | MOUSSE |
| 51 | *Is and seems, e.g. | INGVERBS |
| 54 | Hooter | OWL |
| 55 | Remains in a dig | FOSSIL |
| 56 | Fantastical interpretation of what's probably just an espionage balloon, for short | UFO |
| 58 | What a stage manager might manage | EGOS |
| 62 | Daniel's nemesis in There Will Be Blood | ELI |
| 63 | What separates man from beast ... or a hint to 17-, 26-, 32-, 46-, and 51-Across? | MISSINGLINK |
| 66 | Lend a hand | AID |
| 67 | Live, as a radio show | ONAIR |
| 68 | Dessert whose name sounds like a legal term | TORTE |
| 69 | Drummond who hosts The Pioneer Woman on Food Network | REE |
| 70 | Makes more appealing, with up | SEXES |
| 71 | Positively buzzing | AGLOW |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Falling Up" poet Silverstein | SHEL |
| 28 | Nobel Prize–winner Tokarczuk who wrote Primeval and Other Times | OLGA |
| 51 | Lead-in to a potential problem | IFEAR |
| 2 | Zip | NADA |
| 29 | Male deer | HART |
| 52 | "God's honest truth!" | NOLIE |
| 3 | Like Death Valley | ARID |
| 30 | Where the tight end is positioned in American football | STRONGSIDE |
| 4 | MuggleNet, e.g. | FANSITE |
| 44 | Cuban team in the U.S.? | MAVS |
| 5 | Early work-from-home adopter, casually? | UMP |
| 25 | Sumter or Ticonderoga, e.g. | FORT |
| 49 | 50-Down of Mars | DEIMOS |
| 18 | Scratchy voice | RASP |
| 40 | Type of fracture | HAIRLINE |
| 6 | Deal with snow | PLOW |
| 33 | Certain Middle Eastern wrap? | HIJAB |
| 64 | "Wailing" instrument, for short | SAX |
| 7 | One who's in it for the long haul | LIFER |
| 34 | "A" in Spanish? | UNA |
| 53 | Constant vituperator of Larry on Curb Your Enthusiasm | SUSIE |
| 8 | No Walls and the Recurring Dream memoirist DiFranco | ANI |
| 27 | Shape often compared to a spiral staircase | HELIX |
| 57 | Some Christmas perennials | FIRS |
| 9 | The end of the road, perhaps? | CULDESAC |
| 50 | It is "sick and pale with grief" in Romeo and Juliet | MOON |
| 10 | Puts forth | EXERTS |
| 41 | Website with step-by-step visual tutorials | EHOW |
| 65 | Video-game franchise with Vice City and San Andreas installments, for short | GTA |
| 23 | Some airport info | ETAS |
| 47 | Annual WPIX broadcast that first ran on December 24, 1966 | YULELOG |
| 11 | Underground-orientation providers | SUBWAYMAPS |
| 59 | "You go, ___!" | GIRL |
| 12 | Wearer of a celestial belt | ORION |
| 36 | Keats specialties | ODES |
| 60 | Suspicious of | ONTO |
| 13 | Light-headed? | BLOND |
| 37 | Possible reason for an R rating | GORE |
| 61 | Slant | SKEW |
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