2–3 minutes

ACROSS

1 Voluptuous

THICC

6 “Thx” counterpart

PLS

9. Campers, for short

RVS

12 Aviation legend

EARHART

15 Math subj.

GEOM

16 Brain scan, for short

EEG

17 “Revolution From Within” author

STEINEM

18 Journalist Kupcinet and sportcaster Cross

IRVS

19 Gender-affirming treatment

HRT

20 “Balderdash!”

NONSENSE

22 Auto racer Fabi

TEO

23 “Blitzkrieg Bop” surname

RAMONE

26 Govt. aid to the disabled in the US

SSI

27 Famous for her diary, surname

FRANK

29 Golfer Aoki

ISAO

30 Ovens for buns, but not loaves

WOMBS

32 Radium and Polonium two time Nobelist Winner

CURIE

33 Catalyst of the Civil Rights Movement, on the bus?

PARKS

35 Like Switz. in WWII

NEUT

36 First to stab Caesar

CASCA

37 Secret agent

SPY

38 Hydrocarbon suffix

ANE

40 Blog feed suffix

RSS

42 Leading UK charity against Fuel Poverty, abbr.

NEA

43 Yolky Christmas drink?

EGGNOG

45 Tolkien monster

ORC

47 World renowned Poet, Singer, and Activist, Maya

ANGELOU

49 Marker maker

CRAYOLA

54 “Ain’t I a woman?” speaker

TRUTH

56 She/___

HER

57 Scope

AMBIT

58 Highlander

GAEL

59 Blown away

AWED

60 Pen points

NIBS

61 Founder of Modern Day Nursing

NIGHTINGALE

64 Moolah

GELT

65 “Dedicated to the ___ Love”

ONEI

66 Area of expertise

METIER

67 Sugar suffixes

OSES

68 Expansive

VAST

69 Literary Genius of “Sense and Sensibility”

AUSTEN

DOWN

1 French possessive

TES

2 Bowler, for one

HAT

3 Wrath

IRE

4 Army helicopter

CHINOOK

5 Camera brand

CANON

6 Lingers

PERSISTS

7 English Mathematician and worlds’ first computer programmer, ___lace

LOVE

8 Texting format, for short

SMS

9 Run through

REHEARSE

10 Open the door please Sawyer?

VERONICA

11 CpL.’s superior

SGT

13 Freshen

RENEW

14 Corp. logos, e.g.

TMS

15 Supreme Court justice since 1993

GINSBURG

21 Matriarch of the Cullen Family in “Twilight”

ESME

22 Cutting, of a sort

TRUANCY

23 Tears

RIPS

24 “By yesterday!”

ASAP

25 Mother, Shelley or Bloody?

MARY

27 TV monitor in the US

FCC

28 Mauna ___ (Hawaii’s highest point

KEA

31 Bridge bid, briefly

ONENO

34 Most wise

SAGEST

39 “TBH” alternative

NGL

41 Alphabetize, e.g.

SORT

43 Self-cantered sorts

EGOISTS

44 Power problems

OUTAGES

46 Cheer syllable

RAH

47 General assemblies?

ARMIES

48 Eat like a rabbit

NIBBLE

49 ___ classic

CULT

50 “Hang on a second…”

OHWAIT

51 Actress Sobieski with a repetitive first name

LEELEE

52 Jacinda ___, New Zealand prime minister who, at 37, was the world’s youngest female head of government

ARDERN

53 Dance that takes two

TANGO

55 Strike two?

REHIT

58 “Suits” actress Torres

GINA

59 F.B.I. workers: Abbr.

AGTS

61 Remembrance Day mo.

NOV

62 Peggy Lees’ 1975 Hi, “___ Woman”

IMA

63 Modern, in Munich

NEU

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