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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Aladdin’ prince |
ALI |
| ‘What have we here?!’ |
OHO |
| *Garnishes for old-fashioneds |
ORANGEPEELS |
| *See 23-Across |
SPLITS |
| *See 30-Across |
DROPS |
| *They get stuffed at Greek restaurants |
GRAPELEAVES |
| *With 44-Across, sour candies |
LEMON |
| *With 50-Across, classic ice cream treats |
BANANA |
| Abbr. sometimes written twice in a row |
ETC |
| Add, as an extra |
TAGON |
| Ages and ages |
EONS |
| Air race marker |
PYLON |
| Anderson who directed ‘Isle of Dogs’ |
WES |
| Beekeeper’s locale |
APIARY |
| Blackboard chore |
ERASING |
| Body image, briefly |
TAT |
| Breast Cancer Awareness mo |
OCT |
| British bathroom |
LOO |
| Cargo’s place |
HOLD |
| Carves |
ETCHES |
| Connections |
INS |
| Consider carefully |
PONDER |
| Dallas hoopster, for short |
MAV |
| Dispersed |
SPREADOUT |
| Emphatic denial |
IDIDNOT |
| Emulates Pinocchio |
TELLSALIE |
| Enemies from way back |
OLDFOES |
| Fit together well |
MESH |
| Flat-bottomed boat |
SCOW |
| French possessive |
MES |
| Goal for an actor |
ROLE |
| Home to many Greeks, informally |
FRATROW |
| Indie artist DiFranco |
ANI |
| Judge’s seat |
BANC |
| Keep tabs on tabbies, say |
CATSIT |
| Kendrick Lamar’s genre |
RAP |
| Like quaint schoolhouses |
ONEROOM |
| Louis, par exemple |
ROI |
| Madres’ sisters |
TIAS |
| Maidenform garment |
BRA |
| Murder : crows :: parliament : ___ |
OWLS |
| N.Y. engineering sch |
RPI |
| Naval bigwig: Abbr |
ADM |
| Not give up on |
KEEPAT |
| Not yet bankrupt |
AFLOAT |
| Noted 1970s-’80s Gang leader? |
KOOL |
| One crying ‘Uncle!,’ perhaps |
NIECE |
| One dressed to impress |
FOP |
| One going head over heels? |
ACROBAT |
| Paris eateries |
BISTROS |
| Partner of odds |
ENDS |
| Puts in order |
ASSORTS |
| Raid targets |
PESTS |
| Relatives, casually |
FAM |
| Revolutions can divide them |
ERAS |
| Roe source |
SHAD |
| Sandal feature |
TSTRAP |
| Score at the start of a set |
LOVEALL |
| Scoundrel |
CAD |
| Seaport near Buenos Aires |
LAPLATA |
| Sharpen, as one’s skills |
HONE |
| Soldier’s request before entering a firefight |
COVERME |
| Something divided in W.W. II |
ATOM |
| South American corn cakes |
AREPAS |
| Stand for a speaker |
DAIS |
| Subway unit |
CAR |
| Super conductor? |
MAESTRO |
| The original ‘The Office,’ e.g |
BRITCOM |
| They loop the Loop |
ELS |
| Tribal emblems |
TOTEMS |
| U.F.O. occupants |
ETS |
| Unproductive … or, literally, a hint to the answers to this puzzle’s starred clues |
FRUITLESS |
| Wall off |
ENCLOSE |
| Wearying routine |
RATRACE |
| Wedding gown designer Di Santo |
INES |
| ___ Beanies (bygone toys) |
TEENIE |