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Across
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| “Waste not, want not,” e.g. |
ADAGE |
| It has a button in the middle |
BELLY |
| Show to be untrue |
BELIE |
| Reason that some students struggle in school, for short |
ADHD |
| “___ were you ” |
IF I |
| Joint effort, slangily |
COLLAB |
| Requiring difficult pedaling, say |
UPHILL |
| Exclusive |
SOLE |
| Phone |
CALL |
| Pseudonymously |
AKA |
| Manny’s last name on “Modern Family” |
DELGADO |
| Slip through |
SNEAK BY |
| “Of course!” |
AHA! |
| Bill padding |
PORK |
| Time out? |
COMA |
| Stuffed and deep-fried rice balls, in Italian cuisine |
ARANCINI |
| Name tag holders |
LANYARDS |
| Political system with a paramount leader |
CHIEFDOM |
| Vocal quintet? |
A-E-I-O-U |
| More or less |
ABOUT |
| Work well together |
GEL |
| Translation of the French “vivre” or German “leben” |
TO LIVE |
| Rested |
REPOSED |
| World capital settled by Vikings circa the ninth century |
DUBLIN |
| Scourge |
BANE |
| Apt rhyme for “constrain” |
REIN |
| Martin Sheen’s real first name |
RAMON |
| Name of seven Danish kings |
ERIC |
| “Le ___,” Matisse work that hung upside down at the Museum of Modern Art for 47 days |
BATEAU |
| Neglect |
DISUSE |
| Acts dramatically |
EMOTES |
| Bakery/cafe chain |
PANERA |
| Like a bowl |
CONCAVE |
| Cheat, informally |
EUCHRE |
| Refusing to answer directly |
EVASIVE |
| Suggested intake level, for short |
RDA |
| Glass fragment |
SHARD |
| Correct |
EMEND |
| “Two Sisters” or “Two Young Girls at the Piano” |
RENOIR |
| Struck |
X’ED OUT |
| Exceedingly |
EVER SO |
| Site of a 1976 South African uprising |
SOWETO |
| Quaintly countrified |
RUSTIC |
| Virtual animals in an early 2000s fad |
NEOPETS |
| “___ Got the Whole World in His Hands” |
HE’S |
| Attended |
WENT TO |
| Alternative to a snake |
DRANO |
| They catch waves |
RADIOS |
| Nickname on “The Addams Family” |
TISH |
| Shakespeare’s “You, too?” |
ET TU? |
| Bugs Bunny, e.g. |
TOON |
| Sob stories |
SAD TALES |
| Christina of pop |
AGUILERA |
| “Here, move over” |
LET ME TRY |
| Not much at all |
A WEE BIT |
| Trattoria dumplings |
GNOCCHI |
| New England fish |
SCROD |
| Dork |
DWEEB |
| “Catch-22” pilot |
ORR |
| Cloth that may get a lot of tears |
HANKIE |
| Handy types |
DIY’ERS |
| Meager |
SCANT |
| Walker ___, 1962 National Book Award winner |
PERCY |
| Shipping option |
FEDEX |
| Sundance state |
UTAH |
| Place for un béret |
TETE |
| Concessions |
SOPS |
| It beats a deuce |
TREY |
| Stock sounds |
MOOS |
| Bit of sun |
RAY |
| Short flight |
HOP |
| Informal affirmative |
YEP |