Across
1. A name for a wimp or a sissy, or a type of viola.
6. Elordi, actor of “Euphoria” fame.
11. In chemistry, to remove by washing with a solvent.
12. An archaic term of farewell meaning literally “to God.”
13. The scientific name for Hollyhocks.
14. A bit of glass.
15. Wes Craven’s “A Nightmare on ___ Street.”
16. Small, living video game console of “Adventure Time.”
17. An era or time period.
18. Evokes or draws forth.
22. Undergarment with a cup size.
23. Title before Quixote or Juan, famously.
24. Supervillain-turned-father in “Despicable Me.”
25. Floral wrist decor for prom.
27. Long-nosed, thin fish similar to pike.
28. Medical workers who arrive by ambulance.
29. Texting acronym before an important fact.
30. The central and largest artery.
33. Flower opium is derived from.
35. To flower or mature.
36. Came to light, or stood up.
37. Famous Parisian river.
38. One metaphorically cast out, or literally one who suffers from skin lesions.
Down
1. A sphericall, green vegetable.
2. A quick, bright tempo.
3. Energy produced from atomic fission or fusion.
4. The stalk of a flower.
5. Verbal affirmative opposite of “nay.”
6. Princess of “Aladdin.”
7. Latin phrase meaning literally “for this.”
8. National security service formed after World War II.
9. “__ the land of the free and the home of the brave.”
10. A sprout or shoot.
16. Regularly updated personal web pages.
17. 1970 Jackson 5 hit, “it’s easy as 1 2 3.”
18. Steamed Japanese soybean.
19. Singer often dubbed the “Godfather of Punk,” singer of “The Passenger.”
20. To walk slowly and wearily, to trudge.
21. Big __, a mountainous region in central California and a 1962 Jack Kerouc novel.
26. Song made famous by George Harrison, “(Got My Mind) __ __ You.”
29. The front part of something, as opposed to the hind.
30. Abbreviation of torso muscles.
31. Byname of the University of Mississippi, __ Miss.
32. French king.
33. Buddy or friend.
34. “__ Blues,” track off “The Beatles”
