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Games, Gems, Physics, Etc.

For Harris G. Hanson
Across
Mechanical device that adjusts the tension of a rope or cable
Opposite of go
Bootsie has four of this
Snack that starts out like a violin or a cello, perhaps (6,6)
Also
Clairvoyant
Chemical element with symbol Zr
Common word that often signifies agreement
"Land, __!"
Opposite of from
Greek god of the wild who plays a flute or pipe
Capital of Norway
Familiar term for a father, or what you might hear when you remove a champagne cork
Cards slugger
For example, Latin abbrev.
District Attorney (abbrev.)
Mode in which players are given an infinite number of blocks to build with, with no health or hunger bar to hamper their building
Valley Isle of Hawai'i
Short for father
Precious corundum gemstone that is prototypically blue in color
Dangerous
Song by AJR
The unfortunate situation in which a chess player has the move but any possible move will worsen the player's position; the word comes from German, meaning "compulsion to move"
Game about placing blocks and going on adventures
Agency responsible for security at airports
Something that holds back water
Right fielder for the Dodgers
Equivalent to sixteen of 7 Down
Sledgehammers or mallets that can cause serious damage in robotic combat competition
Opa's daughter
Not down
Sis
Precious beryl gemstone colored green by traces of Cr and sometimes V
Precious corundum gemstone that has the same name as the man who shot Lee Harvey Oswald
Familiar greeting
Ingested food
Boom associated with shock waves traveling faster than the speed of sound
Variant of chess in which White has only a King and four Pawns but White gets two moves each turn (7,5)
What Harris is to Paul
Down
Practitioner of sorcery
Genre of scary movies
Afterthought in a letter (abbrev.)
Either/__
Measure of the relative acidity or basicity of an aqueous solution
Greek storyteller who is credited with authorship of many fables
Seven days
Adverb that intensifies whatever it modifies
Abnormal growth of tissue that forms a mass
Unit prefix meaning "one billionth"
Supervised program for young people, often in the summer
Edible marine algae
Sixteen of these make 26 Across
Famous jewel sometimes known as "Le Bijou du Roi," said to bear a curse that brings misfortune and tragedy to anyone who owns it or wears it (4,7)
Where coins are made
Cuisine that features pizza, pasta, olive oil
Familiar term for grandmother; also the canine nursemaid for the Darling family in Peter Pan
Cereal grain with scientific name Avena sativa
To abstain from or avoid using
Building toy company whose name comes from the Danish leg godt, meaning "play well"
Goal of chess
Sigmund Freud wrote about the ego and the __
Postal abbreviation for state that has Richmond as its capital
National League player in New York
Mode in which players must collect resources, build structures, battle mobs, manage hunger, and explore the world in an effort to survive and thrive
Chemical symbol for gold
Forested wetland
Branch of biology that studies animals
Monotheistic religions believe there is only one
Extrasensory Perception (abbrev.)
Explosive material
Variety of quartz that is the birthstone for February
Journey
___ & arrow
__ and behold!
Capital city of Italy
Isaac who in 1687 developed Laws of Motion in his book PhilosophiƦ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
Indefinite article used before words starting with a vowel sound
What Kershaw does very well
Reaching base on a fielding mistake
Anti-lock breaking system (abbrev.)
Art form under the muse Terpsichore, often choreographed
One who performs extraordinary deeds for the benefit of others
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