Happy Mutants

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by Tex Jernigan
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Across

1.Boing Boing's format before it went online
5.Leave slack-jawed
10.Wager
13.Leave out
14.Runner-up, harshly
15.Colorful part of the eye
17.Oil cartel
18."A Directory of Wonderful Things"
20.A lot
21.Historical period
22.Disney park with a giant geodesic sphere
23.Before, poetically
24.Small brown songbird
25.Workweek units: Abbr.
26.Tyrant
28.Gilligan's Island castaway from Kansas
32.Corporate abbr.
33.Photocopier output
34.Pair
35.Features that come with the base model
40.Tide's retreat
41.Big flightless birds of Australia
42.Thanksgiving tuber
43.1960s dance craze
45.Dr Pepper rival, now Pibb Xtra
49."No ___, ands or buts"
50.Sulky face
52.Miss Piggy's "Me?"
53.College sports channel
56.Halloween mo.
57.Dalmatian marking
58.Holding your breath while checking your inbox, so-called
61.Takeout order words
62.Smallest of the litter
63.Four-door car
64."Yeah, right!"
65."Golly!"
66."She ___ arrived yet"
67.Grievance, slangily

Down

1.Went really fast
2.Contaminated
3.Siblings' daughters
4.Engrave
5."The Stranger" author
6.Demi of "Ghost"
7.From Seoul or Mumbai, say
8.Calm, in slang
9.Unit of work
10.Tissue test
11.Clapton of guitar fame
12.Yankee great Martinez
16.Army rank: Abbr.
19.Fruity pastry
24.Kind of things Boing Boing keeps a directory of
25.Boing Boing reader, affectionately
27.Bowling target
28.Barnyard sound
29."Much ___ About Nothing"
30.Convent resident
31.Refusals
33.Discs in jewel cases
35."Ready, ___, go!"
36."To be honest," in texts
37.Honest ___
38.Floor covering
39.Little rascal
44.Limited
46.Force on someone
47.Dance, informally
48.___ more than one can chew
50.Duck hangouts
51.Pacific, e.g.
53.Poetic "always"
54.Self-satisfied
55.Window piece
57.Attempt
59.Volcano output
60.Pod resident
Constructor's Notes

A puzzle for Boing Boing, the directory of wonderful things.

— Tex Jernigan

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