Lindsay who played both twins in 1998's "The Parent Trap" Crossword Clue

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(noun)
1. a Buddhist who has attained nirvana

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

LINDSAY (noun)
1. United States poet who traveled the country trading his poems for room and board (1879-1931)
2. United States playwright who collaborated with Russel Crouse on several musicals (1889-1931)
PLAYED (adjective)
1. (of games) engaged in

Hint 3: Anagram

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HALON

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10. Complete

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20. Very similar

22. Shaped like a kiwi fruit

23. Orange creature in an arcade game

24. Trees native to the Yukon

25. Young bucks, say

26. Supplier of 110-Across

29. Locale of the oracle of Apollo

32. Some tots' transports

36. Allhallows ___

37. Trees on the National Mall

40. Nintendo character with a long, sticky tongue

43. Emmy-winning actress Edebiri

44. Celebration dedicated to a saint

46. Vessel that infuses and pours

48. Italian for "year"

49. Reason to atone

51. Monumental

52. Voice of 110-Across

54. Artist and co-creator of 91- and 110-Across

56. Confectioner said to have co-created Rocky Road ice cream

57. Liverpool's borders?

58. Bowie collaborator Brian

59. Key that a Mac lacks

60. 1949 short that marked the first appearance of 91- and 110-Across

69. Left-wing activist movement

72. Sax who invented the saxophone

73. __ horse

77. Emulate an owl

78. Closely tracking

80. Love letters

81. Apropos

82. It pumps up the volume

84. What a queen may lay

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88. Signature sound of 91-Across

91. Target of 110-Across

93. Partner of a pestle

94. Broadband connection, in brief

95. North Carolina college town

96. Eccentric

97. Personal trainer's count

98. "That's useful information"

101. Unscheduled slots

106. P, to Pythagoras

107. DuBois's portrayer in the film "A Streetcar Named Desire"

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Down

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2. Stick up

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4. Part of many purses

5. It's buried to make peace

6. Cost of a cab

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8. "Imbecile!"

9. Overhead light?

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11. Auditorium balcony, e.g.

12. Cajun cooking staple

13. Shaving on citrus desserts

14. "You have my blessing"

15. Russian ruler nicknamed "The Moneybag"

16. This very moment

17. Wine also known as Primitivo, familiarly

18. Purchased spots

21. View from St. Moritz

27. Certain taco topping

28. Uh-uh

29. Run-down

30. Tied up

31. With little excess

33. Big ___ Burger, fictional Hawaiian fast-food chain in "Pulp Fiction"

34. Cream that's said to combat dark circles

35. Holding the biggest grudge

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53. It falls in the fall

55. Day, in Dijon

60. Be part of the crowd, with "in"

61. "That feels incredible!"

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63. Avoid, as a falling anvil

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65. Rising

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69. Captain in a classic novel

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76. Word after "film" or "pinot"

78. Vocally combine talking and crooning

79. H.S. diploma alternative

82. Tummy-toning tool

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99. "You," to Shakespeare

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102. Two-in-one shampoo and conditioner brand

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