Singer whose 1985 song “Running Up That Hill” became a top 10 hit in 2022 after being featured on “Stranger Things” Crossword Clue

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Singer whose 1985 song “Running Up That Hill” became a top 10 hit in 2022 after being featured on “Stranger Things” Crossword Answer

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

FEATURED (adjective)
1. having facial features as specified; usually used in combination
2. made a feature or highlight; given prominence
RUNNING (noun)
1. the act of participating in an athletic competition involving running on a track
2. the act of running; traveling on foot at a fast pace
RUNNING (adjective)
1. (of e.g. a machine) performing or capable of performing
2. measured lengthwise

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Across

1. Dazzling display

6. Tech giant based in Cupertino, Calif.

11. Plant with bugs?

14. Formation of rugby players

19. Queendom in the Bible

20. Hint at L.G.B.T.Q.+ story lines to generate buzz

22. Give an address

23. What a tight deadline might require … or what's found in 30-Across?

25. Viennese "please"

26. Attacked

27. Do perfectly

28. Hound or dog

29. What's-___-name

30. Question when leaving a grocery store, perhaps

34. Inaugural

38. Unwanted event at a speakeasy

39. Spot for a pin

40. Lyricist Gershwin

41. Halls that may have glass ceilings

42. Improvise

44. "Everything ___ Changed" (Taylor Swift song)

45. Scheme

46. Tolerate misbehavior … or what's found in 56-Across?

49. Collectors of signatures?

50. ___ of Cleves, wife of Henry VIII

51. Newspaper section

52. Tuna variety

53. Word with lock or pocket

54. Second printings, e.g.

56. Source of some public funding

62. Boiling state

63. Author of the 1964 artist's book "Grapefruit"

64. Legal tender

65. When doubled, a dance

66. Home of the Sugarloaf Cable Car, informally

67. Totally the wrong way … or what's found in 79-Across?

70. "Really! Check for yourself!"

72. Radar gun inits.

73. Philosophy

74. It may be on the chopping block

75. "Uh-huh, whatever you say!"

76. Distorts

79. Itd be my pleasure!

83. Mates

84. 1/96 of a pint: Abbr.

85. It comes with a hefty bill

86. Happen over and over

87. Beehive State athlete

88. Coalesce

89. 11, literally

90. Occasions for self-indulgence

91. Completely change one's position … or what's found in 104-Across?

96. Intimidate

97. Wild goats of the Alps

98. Delta hub: Abbr.

99. Reality competition show with quickfire challenges

103. Smidgen

104. Gift-wrapping supplies

109. Formal "you," in Uruguay

110. Americans who live in their own time zone

111. Many a piece of writing by Joan Didion

112. In a bashful manner

113. Sweetie

114. Part of a wheel

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1. Lawyer's title: Abbr.

2. Fish bait

3. Leader of filmdom's Rebel Alliance

4. Options on some tests

5. Receive severe criticism

6. Blue-green shades

7. Sound of a smooth-running engine

8. Pigs' digs

9. Locale where clovers bloom

10. Forget to finish writing a clue, mayb

11. Secret ___

12. Felt longing (for)

13. Since Jan. 1

14. Cest la vie

15. Potato chip, to a Brit

16. Coiffure parts that are sometimes braided

17. Complete nonsense

18. Small mongooses

21. Creature that sounds like a snooze

24. Scarlett Johansson, Rami Malek or Vin Diesel (did you know?)

28. PalmPilots, e.g., for short

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31. Like some heels and hopes

32. Marriage equality activist Windsor, familiarly

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34. Disease that was the subject of the second Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1902)

35. Yom Kippur observers, e.g.

36. Amusingly incongruous outcomes

37. Flood preventers

38. Hoots

42. "Don't worry about us!"

43. Lines of work

44. What locks are made of

45. Catherine ___, wife of Henry VIII

47. Horse's behind

48. Protein powder ingredient

49. Aetna alternative

53. "Unfortunately, that's incorrect"

55. Many long-running TV shows

56. Word processing selection

57. Close

58. Director's directive

59. Most common coffee bean variety

60. Love interest in a Hallmark movie, maybe

61. Walks unsteadily

64. "Monster ___" (1962 #1 song)

68. I5 and X5

69. Fraidy-cat

70. Soupçons

71. Organized in a cabinet, say

74. School before l'université

76. Not to be relied upon

78. 110, facetiously

79. Barbuda or Barbados

80. Shoddy

81. Most dad jokes

82. Nickname for Milwaukee's baseball team

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88. Like King Midas, notably

90. Have a pity party

92. Google Sheets alternative

93. Supply at the Hershey Company

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96. Small wood

99. Fail ignominiously, as at the box office

100. Rip-off

101. "Lohengrin" soprano

102. Custardy treat

104. Quiet!

105. Gender identity prefix

106. With it

107. Confucian concept

108. Part of iOS: Abbr.

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