THEME WORD: cluster of blood vessels resembling “caverns” in structure
Crunchy
Uncompromising
Pleasantly warm
Hiram Rhodes Revels was the first _______ elected to the U.S. Senate (two words)
"He's ____" (tough guy, noun, two words)
Save for later (two words)
Sharon of "Boston Public" and "Instinct"
Villainous look
With “The”, groundbreaking early 2000s TV series (two words)
Accounting abbreviation of fixed income
Political exile, for short
Irish singer-songwriter
_____ grievance (complains, two words)
Suffix meaning “little”, in Rome
“I will find you” actor ____ Neeson
Spanish dance
Supporter collections of data for pixel fonts on a computer, abbrev.
Some computer screens
“Who Has Seen the Wind?” poet Christina
Walk quietly
Hanging in there (two words)
“That’s ______ idea!” (two words)
THEME WORD: medical image of blood vessels
Middle of popular palindrome
Spans of time often presidentially named
Egyptian snake
June arts festival in New York
Truth or ____
Legend
Adolescence, abbrev.
Down
Seal's predator
"Night of the Living ____"
Primadonna
Summit
Future ensign’s organization, abbrev.
Hesitant sound
Words used in a simile (two words)
Brand name sedative
Delevigne of "Valerian"
Garage sale caveat (two words)
Snooze
Observe
THEME WORD: obstruction of an artery from a blood clot or air bubble
Obsolete spelling of a gathering for protest
Scotland's major river
Regular shoplifters, informally
French Revolution leader
______ of bread (two words)
Go to sea
Czechoslovakia mountains
THEME WORD: edema (cerebral)
Kind of chemical bond
Wood nymph
Dutch cheeses
Corporate V.I.P.s, for short
Aesop character
Type of exercise
San Francisco’s ___ Valley
Group including Uber, Ford, FedEx, Waymo, et all., abbrev.
_____ Allan Poe
Uncle in Spanish
Head's counterpart
Concept
A cat’s sound
Texas group of fine arts teachers, abbrev.
Ashen
Kiln
Metric measure of speed
Assistive device in CPR, abbrev.
American rifle group, abbrev.
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