___ Floyd, British rock band who used a glass harp made of wine glasses to create ethereal tones in "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" Crossword Clue

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___ Floyd, British rock band who used a glass harp made of wine glasses to create ethereal tones in "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" Crossword Answer

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(adjective)
1. of a light shade of red
(noun)
1. a person with mildly leftist political views
2. any of various flowers of plants of the genus Dianthus cultivated for their fragrant flowers
(verb)
1. make light, repeated taps on a surface
2. sound like a car engine that is firing too early

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

ETHEREAL (adjective)
1. characterized by unusual lightness and delicacy
2. of heaven or the spirit
BRITISH (noun)
1. the people of Great Britain

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4. In ___ We Trust (U.S. motto)

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11. Metallic mine find

12. Singer Grande's nickname

13. Columbus state

14. Black road-smoothening material

15. Some Dell products (anagram of "SCP"): Abbr.

16. Umbilical ___

17. Positive response to "Shall we?"

20. Australian hard rock band who open with the distinctive sound of bagpipes in their 1975 anthem "It's a Long Way to the Top"

22. Canoeist's rowing need

24. American healthcare giant

28. Weight-loss regimens like Keto and Paleo, for two

30. ___ Jones, Rolling Stones founding member who expands the band's palette with unexpected Mellotron, dulcimer, and marimba parts

31. Snowy, to Tintin

32. Uno plus due

35. Newborn baby-weighing units, for short

36. ___-3 fatty acids (healthy fat source)

39. “Great minds think ___” (similarly)

42. Kitchen counter?

43. ___ Hendrix, rock guitarist who creates an unexpected kazoo-like sound using a comb and tissue paper in "Crosstown Traffic"

44. Texter's "Holy cow!": Abbr.

46. Turn a book into a movie, say

50. Marvel's hammer thrower

53. "___ your pardon" 2 wds.

56. Twelve, in Roman numerals

57. Request for a DJ

58. Traveled on horseback, say

59. New Delhi's country, for short

60. Something struck by a model

61. ___ Zeppelin, English rock band whose guitarist Jimmy Page swaps his guitar pick for the unusual violin bow in "Dazed and Confused"

62. One type of diving

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Down

1. Go bad, as a banana

2. Kind of hygiene for a dental student

3. "As you ___" ("Return to the previous position")

4. Space between teeth

5. Black-and-white seal predator

6. "D" in CD

7. Sport known as football in many countries

8. "Doctor ___" (BBC sci-fi series)

9. Beach ball filler

10. ___ off (fall asleep)

18. Polished digit, at times

19. "S" in SNL, for short

21. Apply lightly, as a cream

23. Alphabet trio before "U"

25. Kitchen floor piece

26. Capture, as a crook

27. Reply to a question, for short

28. Actress Moore of “The Substance”

29. Gossip column couple

31. Houseplant's home

33. ___ Koothrappali of "The Big Bang Theory"

34. Yale reunion attendee

37. ___ Harrison, Beatles guitarist who studied the sitar under Indian virtuoso Ravi Shankar and memorably used it in "Norwegian Wood"

38. Flu vaccine injection location, usually

40. JPEG or PNG, e.g.

41. Goat's little one

45. Madonna's "Material ___"

47. X or Y, on a graph

49. Well-kept and uncluttered, as a room

50. Amount of salt in a recipe, for short

51. Slangy ending for "any"

52. Carry-___ (like luggage you can bring into the airplane)

54. "13 Reasons Why" actress Alisha ___

55. "Ed, ___ n Eddy" of old cartoons

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