Crossword: Oh, Goody (Hot Dog!)

September 20, 2024

This week’s theme: entries share the same clue but have different meanings.
The ambigram image reads the same, when mirrored horizontally.

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Explanations of selected entries, theme, clues, etc.: (spoilers)

20A. BURNING FOOT
34A. SHOW OFF SKIER
41A. PANTING PUPPY
56A. FRANKFURTER

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