"August: ___ County" (Meryl Streep film based on a Pulitzer-winning play) Crossword Clue

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"August: ___ County" (Meryl Streep film based on a Pulitzer-winning play) Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. a river in Missouri that is a tributary of the Missouri River
2. a member of the Siouan people formerly living in Missouri in the valleys of the Missouri and Osage rivers; oil was found on Osage lands early in the 20th century

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

WINNING (adjective)
1. very attractive; capturing interest
2. having won
WINNING (noun)
1. succeeding with great difficulty
PULITZER (noun)
1. United States newspaper publisher (born in Hungary) who established the Pulitzer prizes (1847-1911)

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Across

1. Atlas page

4. Novelist Tokarczuk who won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Literature

8. "Dreams from My Father" memoirist Barack

13. '___ you kidding me?'

14. Bridal accessory

15. Country star Keith with an uncountry-like name

16. "A Song of ___ and Fire" ("Game of Thrones" novel series)

17. "Oz" actress Kathryn

18. Kitchen strainer

19. "Angels Fall" novelist who received the Romance Writers of America's Lifetime Achievement Award in 1997 (2 wds.)

22. James Bond, for one

23. Seek some maternal advice, say (2 wds.)

27. Waikiki welcome

30. "___ of Bones" (Stephen King novel)

32. Flightless bird Down Under

33. "Second Time Sweeter" novelist who received the Romance Writers of America's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017 (2 wds.)

37. Org. in TV's Homeland (Abbr.)

38. Vote that's both an anagram and a synonym of "aye"

39. Like a gothic novel

40. Oater joint with swinging doors

43. Tallest player on a WNBA team, usually (Abbr.)

44. "Tailspin" novelist who received the Romance Writers of America's Lifetime Achievement Award in 1998 (2 wds.)

50. Rose Parade vehicle

53. Egg-shaped tomato

54. Young pal of Pooh

55. Not smooth

56. German automaker owned by General Motors until 2017

57. Greyhound vehicle

58. "Revolutionary Road" novelist Richard

59. Big name in educational grants

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Down

1. ___ Street, U.S.A. (Disneyland area with a Town Square)

2. West Coast gas brand

3. ___-reviewed journal

4. Like a bogey or double bogey, in golf (2 wds.)

5. First name of boy detective Encyclopedia Brown

6. The "Gee" in "Bee Gees"

7. Away from the wind at sea

8. Gives the boot

9. Like a cool fall morning

10. President on a penny, for short

11. Dallas basketball player, to fans

12. Smart "Wheel of Fortune" vowel purchase for "B _ _ K _ _ P _ R" (2 wds.)

20. 1975 Wimbledon champion Arthur

21. Intense anger

24. Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda

25. Upscale hotel chain

26. Writer's inspiration

27. "Sesame Street" basics

28. Princess "in a galaxy far, far away"

29. Egg-shaped

30. 'Catch ya later!'

31. "The Birth of a Nation" actress ___ Naomi King

34. "Coal Miner's Daughter" memoirist Loretta

35. Tennis serve that's a little too low (2 wds.)

36. Actress Deborah of "The King and I"

42. Courtroom pledges

43. "The ___ Club" (first novel in a David Baldacci political thriller series)

45. Let go of

46. Alfred Hitchcock's first film in color

47. Planets, to poets

48. The Caine Mutiny novelist Herman

49. Up in everyone's business

50. Cook in a wok

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52. "___ of Africa" (Best Picture Oscar winner directed by Sydney Pollack)

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