"Weekend Update" anchor with Amy Crossword Clue

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(noun)
1. evil Egyptian god with the head of a beast that has high square ears and a long snout; brother and murderer of Osiris
2. (Old Testament) third son of Adam and Eve; given by God in place of the murdered Abel

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UPDATE (verb)
1. bring to the latest state of technology or supply with the latest data
2. bring up to date; supply with recent information
UPDATE (noun)
1. information or data that updates
2. the act of bringing someone or something up to date
WEEKEND (noun)
1. a time period usually extending from Friday night through Sunday; more loosely defined as any period of successive days including one and only one Sunday
WEEKEND (verb)
1. spend the weekend

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More NYT Special Crossword (9/1/2026) Answers

Across

1. The "L" of "S.N.L."

5. Having no talent for

10. Lawyer from Temecula who vigorously cuts her extra-extra-well-done steak and says "Cook MY meat!"

14. Headed to penalty kicks, say, for short

15. One-named singer who was a two-time musical guest and one-time host

16. Treats, as a sprained ankle

17. Foots the bill

18. Recurring sketch featuring a verklempt Linda Richman

20. 401(k) alternative, in brief

21. Legal wrong

22. Number of "S.N.L." seasons for Aidy Bryant

23. "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and ___ it, people like me!": Stuart Smalley

25. Name before Short or after Steve in the "S.N.L." annals

28. Commit a faux pas that requires a bleep

29. Common premise for a sketch

33. Abbr. on a business card

35. Do a step in origami

37. "OMG that sketch was hilarious"

38. "I've got a fevah! And the only prescription is ___!": Bruce Dickinson

41. Org. in the "Close Encounter" sketches

43. Birthplace of Jason Momoa

44. Card that might be "in the hole"

45. Items sold to deter unwanted flirtations, in an "S.N.L." commercial

47. Pummel, as with tomatoes

49. "Stop!," to a pirate

53. 'That's the ___!'

55. "I like to kick, and stretch, and kick! ___!": Sally O'Malley

57. Become black and mushy, maybe

58. Ammo in a food fight

59. Genre for an iconic Natalie Portman music video

60. Recurring sketch with the catchphrase "Well, isn't that special?!"

64. Actress Curtin or Wickline

65. Body part pumped by Farley in "The Chris Farley Show"

66. Go off-script

67. Website for film buffs

68. 1960s protest singer Phil

69. Role for Bowen Yang in a "Weekend Update" interview in which he announces he's dating the helicopter from "Succession"

70. Aftermath of a visit from Massive Head Wound Harry

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Down

1. Fatty compounds

2. Lined up neatly

3. "The Last ___ of the Starship Enterprise," 12-minute sketch in which John Belushi plays Captain Kirk

4. The Coneheads, e.g., in brief

5. Breakfast side with a smoky aroma

6. Beloved, like Gilda Radner or Bill Hader

7. Adroit

8. Sitcom title character from the planet Melmac

9. Garment iconically worn by Wayne or Garth

10. Some soda purchases

11. "Yeah, that's pretty obvious"

12. Fleur de ___ (French seasoning)

13. Say "What up with that?," say

19. Host's texted question to a late guest

21. Spanish bullfighter

24. Cat, in Spanish

25. Word before toast or after peach

26. Who am __ judge?

27. Org. for the Montreal Canadiens

30. Run ___ of (violate)

31. Reason to call AAA

34. Jumped

36. Jitter-free lattes

38. Platonic admiration for a fellow dude

39. "Weekend Update" anchor with Jost

40. Big name in blue jeans

41. Wacky sort, like many a Kristen Wiig character

42. ___ Lanka

46. Hybrid garments for some tennis players

48. Connected with

50. Steep-roofed home named for its shape

51. Farmers market array

52. People with laid-back personalities

54. "Yada, yada, yada"

56. Wishy-washy reply

58. ___ Alto, Calif.

60. Corporate money manager, in brief

61. Comedic sound effect from a drunk character

62. Possessed

63. Pres. or P.M., e.g.

64. Downey who is the longest tenured writer for "S.N.L." (30-plus seasons)

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