Would you like to celebrate ___ Newton-style? Pretend to rip open your jersey and unleash your inner "Superman" after a touchdown! Crossword Clue

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Would you like to celebrate ___ Newton-style? Pretend to rip open your jersey and unleash your inner "Superman" after a touchdown! Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. a river in east central England that flows past Cambridge to join the Ouse River
2. a rotating disk shaped to convert circular into linear motion

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

CELEBRATE (verb)
1. behave as expected during of holidays or rites
2. assign great social importance to
TOUCHDOWN (noun)
1. a landing (as the wheels touch the landing field); especially of airplanes
2. a score in American football; being in possession of the ball across the opponents’ goal line

Hint 3: Anagram

Unscramble the letters below to solve for today's answer.
MAC

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Across

1. Sewn edge of a skirt

4. Letters following "A"

7. Arrow's partner:

10. Hospital ward for critically ill patients: Abbr.

11. Disco ___ (early '70s)

12. Small battery size choice

13. Fizzy beverage that comes with a Happy Meal, perhaps

15. "Can you ___ me?" ("Am I audible?")

16. Where a pig mucks around

17. "Tee-___!" (giggle syllables)

19. Funny pic or GIF that's gone viral, say

21. Would you like to celebrate ___ Drogba-style? Then drop to your knees and slide across the pitch after scoring a goal!

24. Unit of tire pressure: Abbr.

25. From ___ Z (everything): 2 wds.

26. Not high, as volume

28. Long part of the plant that supports flower blossoms

32. Would you like to celebrate Usain ___-style? Strike the famous lightning "To Di World" pose after you cross the finish line!

34. Formal address for a gentleman

36. Actress ___ Gilbert of "The Conners"

37. Guitarist's highlight, at a concert

38. Head, slangily

40. Pea jacket?

41. Big name in lighters and pens

44. "The Hunger ___: Catching Fire," dystopian film starring Jennifer Lawrence

46. Would you like to celebrate ___ Williams-style? Do a quick twirl on the court after your victory point!

49. WSW opposite Abbr.

50. Greeting in Rio

51. Another name for Cupid in Latin

53. Second-year college student, for short

58. Seat at a church

59. Whiskey ___ (cocktail)

60. Metric distance measures: Abbr.

61. "Annabel Lee" poet, Edgar Allan ___

62. They carry a charge

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Down

1. ___ Highness (one way to address a king)

2. Earth-friendly prefix with "system"

3. Post-rain dirt

4. Buzzing honey maker

5. Sudden muscle tightness that may cause a marathon runner to stop

6. Opposite of "truths," in a party game

7. ___ camp (starting point for mountaineers)

8. Breakfast grain in an energy bar

9. Milky ___ (galaxy that contains our Solar System)

14. Tuna from Hawaii

15. Subs at the deli

18. 'Slippery' swimmer

20. Pageant title with "World" or "Universe"

21. Pats gently, say

22. "Am ___ late?" ("Is it over?") (2 wds.)

23. Chucky in "Child's Play," e.g.

27. Take home the trophy

29. Scotch ___ (adhesive strip used in securing boxes)

30. Greek God of love and desire

31. The ___ Hatter (character in "Alice in Wonderland")

33. Bride-___ (one who's getting married soon): Hyph.

35. Would you like to celebrate ___ Federer-style? Just do a cool, classy fist-pump after winning a point!

39. Outlaw

42. Like purchases made within a game: Hyph.

43. Tiny role for a huge star

45. Would you like to celebrate Lionel ___-style? Raise both hands and point to the sky after you score a goal!

46. Save, with "away"

47. Jack of "Rio Lobo"

48. Sheep that often have horns

52. Run a tab, say

54. Tic-tac-toe winning row, perhaps

55. Many a dad joke

56. A day has twenty-four of these, for short

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