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Across
Clues |
Answers |
The limit when there’s no limit |
SKY |
Old rocket stage |
AGENA |
Penne, say |
PASTA |
Clear weeds, say |
HOE |
In good, playable condition, as a piano |
TUNED |
Stephen ___, Justin Trudeau’s predecessor as Canadian P.M. |
HARPER |
Accept as a loss, informally |
EAT |
Frank discussion, perhaps |
MAN-TO-MAN-TALK (hiding “ANT” and “ANT”) |
Nobelist Wiesel |
ELIE |
Same old, same old |
RUT |
Caper |
ANTIC |
Courses without letter grades |
PASS/FAIL CLASSES (hiding “ASS” and “ASS”) |
Baltimore or Las Vegas newspaper |
SUN |
“Don’t Bring Me Down” grp., 1979 |
ELO |
Classic sci-fi film with a sequel 28 years later |
TRON |
Armed guard, maybe |
ESCORT |
Loosen, as laces |
UNDO |
Order in a pub |
ALE |
Fish-to-be |
ROE |
Road Runner’s call |
BEEP BEEP! (hiding “BEE” and “BEE”) |
Animal that grazes |
COW |
The Spouter in “Moby-Dick,” for one |
INN |
“Ugh!” |
YECH! |
Pessimist’s “optimally” |
AT BEST |
Small criticisms |
NITS |
Fleur-de-___ |
LIS |
God, in Italy |
DIO |
By whatever means |
CATCH AS CATCH CAN (hiding “CAT” and “CAT”) |
Taste that is neither sweet nor salty nor sour nor bitter |
UMAMI |
Sashimi fish |
AHI |
Collect, with “in” |
RAKE |
1970 W.W. II drama with a repetitive name |
TORA! TORA! TORA! (hiding “RAT” and “RAT”) |
Kitten’s plaint |
MEW |
Things doctors see when patients say “aah” |
UVULAS |
Animal in a Shakespearean title |
SHREW |
Building wing |
ELL |
Animal in some ancient cave art |
BISON |
Choice in a coin flip |
HEADS |
Put (down) |
LAY |
Down