They're usually written in December Crossword Clue

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

WRITTEN (adjective)
1. written as for a film or play or broadcast
2. set down in writing in any of various ways
DECEMBER (noun)
1. the last (12th) month of the year

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Across

1. Reality show about the perils of crabbing in the Bering Sea

15. Apple cores, for short?

19. Fast lane

21. "___ No Sunshine" (1971 Bill Withers hit)

22. "God forbid!"

24. "O Rei do Futebol," to Brazilians

25. Sporty car roof options

26. Subsequently occur

27. Bioré product

29. Sitters on the farm

30. Sheets of floating ice

31. Shanghai or Shenzhen

32. Grp. that's a year above 41-Across

33. Vaquero's ties

34. 1/48 of a cup: Abbr.

37. Wipe out at one's desk, say

38. Cut down

39. Rentals at a bowling alley

41. Grp. that's a year below 32-Across

42. Solidify, as a jiggly dessert

43. Rhyming toys with colored pegs

46. Online initialism of excitement

49. Rhyme for "soul" in "Frosty the Snowman"

50. One catching bugs

51. Jungle warning

52. Amusement park attraction that often ends in a splash

54. Doo-wop's "___ Na Na"

55. Frozen yogurt chain with a fruity name

57. Pretends all is well

59. Part of many an anniversary celebration

60. Wrap sheets?

61. Many a Christmas tree

62. Part of a jail cell

63. New Mexico's ___ Pueblo

64. Godsends

67. Souvenir from an international vacation, maybe

68. Latin "is"

69. Travel-size makeup bag

70. Multitude

71. Space station from 1986 to 2001

72. Some volunteer babysitters

73. Way to be brushed or pulled

75. Medicare section that covers ambulance services

77. Windows might be found on these

78. ___ Pan

79. Cry during an argument between siblings

82. Neighbor of Latvia

84. Stopping points for runners

85. Public squares

86. Court staffers

88. Brought to tears, say

89. Object of knightly quests

90. Eight, in Italian

91. Only African nation where Spanish is an official language

94. Author Silverstein

95. Second-place finish?

96. One of four for F.D.R.

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Down

1. Shipwreck's resting place, with "the"

2. English city in the county of Devon

3. Garments with strings

4. Makes like a melting icicle

5. You shouldn't settle for it

6. "Well, kinda ..."

7. One-named singer of 2008's "American Boy"

8. Hybrid dog breed with curly hair

9. Master's musts

10. Whale constellation

11. Feel sore

12. It's a bout done!

13. Despot's undoing

14. Annual science fiction awards

15. Tradition at the end of a graduation ceremony

16. Second-smallest U.S. state capital by population, after Montpelier

17. Like new matches

18. Out of __

20. What a waltzer counts to

23. Emotion picture?

28. Trades jabs

30. Any of the meats in a turducken, e.g.

33. Cocktail made from peach nectar and Prosecco

34. Letter before iota

35. Drink brand with lizards in its logo

36. Sweats

38. Members of a publishing dynasty

39. "60 Minutes" journalist Lesley

40. Protest that goes nowhere?

42. Relaxed gait

44. We're being framed!

45. Sport with a chair umpire

46. Briefly

47. Textile with roots in the Scottish Highlands

48. More sardonic

49. Ski lodge beverages

50. Most populous city in the European Union

51. Prominent feature of Rudolph

52. Drink made with steamed milk

53. Chain store that sells many of its items for $1.25, curiously

56. Dudes abide by it

58. Party game in which participants try to identify a secret assassin

59. Demanding sorts

61. Bits of trivia

65. Align, as audio to video

66. Foldable parts of some cars

69. Widely shared, say

70. Hula swayers

71. ___-X

74. Small plant germ

75. Alloy containing tin

76. Head-to-toe Islamic garment

78. Expensive appetizer

79. Jazz standard with the lyric "I'm so tired of paying my dues"

80. Get acclimated

81. Spanish city where Picasso was born

82. Cats do it with their tongues

83. Día de los Muertos prop

84. Transported, as by water

85. Surrealist Kahlo

86. Without a clue

87. Fully fill

88. French for "death"

89. Revs, as an engine

92. Holiday in which bánh chung cakes are eaten

93. Prefix with graphic

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