Crossword #2: Super Duper Freestyle

 




What kind of blogger would I be if I posted one mediocre puzzle and dipped? I can at least post two.

Warning: contains a word that shows up in Dictionary.com but doesn't have an actual definition so I'm not sure why it was flagged with 50 on STWL, a super amount of dupes, a few pitiful attempts at question mark clues, the surname of a "Survivor" contestant, the game that killed Apollo, foreign languages aplenty, young ski prodigies, Bingo Hand Job, TikTok trends from months ago, a clue featuring Bob Weisz, green eggs erasure, and Shitterton.

Enjoy,
Graeme "Gizmo" Thwomp


Created by Graeme Thwomp using crossword maker by Amuse Labs

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