Songwriter Gershwin who was the first lyricist to win a Pulitzer Crossword Clue

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(noun)
1. a retirement plan that allows you to contribute a limited yearly sum toward your retirement; taxes on the interest earned in the account are deferred
2. a militant organization of Irish nationalists who used terrorism and guerilla warfare in an effort to drive British forces from Northern Ireland and achieve a united independent Ireland

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

LYRICIST (noun)
1. a person who writes the words for songs
SONGWRITER (noun)
1. a composer of words or music for popular songs

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24. Like colorful Easter eggs

25. Moonshiner’s apparatus

29. Habitats for alligators

33. Boozy setting for a trivia night

36. Singer Chappell who was deemed a “pop supernova” in a Rolling Stone cover article (September, 2024)

38. Letter-shaped opening

39. Chart-topping Ariana Grande album whose title was inspired by a 2004 film (March, 2024)

43. In the blink of ___ (very quickly)

44. News story intro

45. They’re checked at J.F.K.

46. Undo, as a law

48. Show shock or awe, say

51. Chicken cordon ___

53. Weapon for Wonder Woman

57. Sabrina Carpenter single that was crowned Billboard’s global No. 1 song of the summer (September, 2024)

61. Goose eggs

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68. Surrounded by

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1. Summarize

2. “There ___ wrong answers”

3. Diacritic in “piñata” or “mañana”

4. Mini-, midi-, or maxi- garments

5. Entreaty

6. Help

7. Free ___ (total liberty)

8. Made a cattle call?

9. Irks

10. Hasty and careless

11. Fruit with a fuzzy skin

12. “American ___” (competition show won by Abi Carter in May, 2024)

13. Causeway charge

18. Avian abode

22. Some salamanders

27. Lounge around

28. Tattoo remover

30. A thousand and fifty-two, in Roman numerals

31. Spot for water lilies

32. Canonized Fr. women

33. Anjou or Bosc

34. ___ Reader (eclectic online digest)

35. Motorist’s “Stay in your lane!” sound

37. Hardly well-dressed

40. Base for a Reuben sandwich

41. “Mules and Men” author Zora ___ Hurston

42. Museum-funding org

47. Class’s focus

49. Lover of Mark Antony, informally

50. Vine-swinging Disney title character

52. Software customers

54. “Hey, me, too!”

55. Affix with a needle and thread

56. Japanese tennis star Naomi

57. Mediterranean volcano

58. Hoax

59. Mani counterpart

60. Needing a shampoo, say

61. Primary element in a penny

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