"Romeo and Juliet" setting Crossword Clue

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"Romeo and Juliet" setting Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. a city in Veneto on the River Adige

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

SETTING (noun)
1. the context and environment in which something is set
2. arrangement of scenery and properties to represent the place where a play or movie is enacted
ROMEO (noun)
1. an ardent male lover

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Across

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9. Deadly biters

13. Where opposites don't attract?

16. Small scale business?

17. Help resolve, as a conflict

18. Answer irritably

19. Nixon established it in 1970, for short

20. Words on a red tag, maybe

21. Cause

23. Family group

24. Large amount, facetiously

25. Golden retriever who ends up with a chocolate lab?

29. Bit of Muslim attire

30. Accumulating bowlful while eating edamame

31. Measure of heat, for short

34. Swears

35. Net alternative

36. Eggs-terminates?

38. Nebraska senator Fischer

39. ___-Ball

40. Shoes, casually

41. November handout

45. Assent to un hombre

47. Wine list heading

48. Lined up

49. Pro ___

50. "___ Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!" (long-running British reality show)

53. Sensei's domain

54. "I" lift?

57. Animal on the flags of Spain, Montenegro and Sri Lanka

58. Product that reduces static cling

59. London-born actor who was People's Sexiest Man Alive in 2018

60. "Dress for Less" sloganeer

61. Wearers of the Star of Life, for short

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Down

1. Dated a while back?

2. 2/

3. Like Pi for much of "Life of Pi"

4. Barbell abbr.

5. Native East African people

6. In which computer chips are used?

7. Degs. for aspiring entrepreneurs

8. Parked it

9. Marketing department success

10. Line from an unhappy diner

11. Writer of the "Phaedrus" circa 370 B.C.

12. Nurse

14. "Yeah, you're lying"

15. Archaeologist's finds

22. Sighting at Yellowstone

23. Where something rankling might stick

24. Bench coverings

25. Home to N'Djamena

26. Queen's residence?

27. "Hey, whatever pays the bills"

28. Drumming one's fingers, perhaps

32. Little one

33. Locale of a 1991 coup attempt by the Gang of Eight, in brief

36. Some snowmobiles

37. Shots

39. Put away

43. Noted surname in avant-garde art

44. Certain saxophones

45. Move crabwise

46. Packed like sardines, often

49. Australian lad

50. Couple

51. What all straight lines on the surface of a sphere do

52. Dark __

55. Watchdog's warning

56. Part of a pronoun pair

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