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Across
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Key for Chopin’s “Heroic” Polonaise |
A-FLAT |
| It might be organized |
CRIME |
| Foundation options |
TONES |
| Eclipses and comets, perhaps |
OMENS |
| Joy of MSNBC |
REID |
| Parked it, so to speak |
SAT |
| Maximally |
AT MOST |
| Pacific birds? |
DOVES |
| Bit of thatching |
REED |
| Take sides? |
EAT |
| Catapulted, say |
PROPELLED |
| Bird much seen in cities |
SPARROW |
| Reply to a ring |
COME IN |
| Not in the dark |
AWARE |
| Adriatique, e.g. |
MER |
| Task for a sous-chef |
PREP |
| Like sirens |
ENTICING |
| Be considered perfect |
RATE A TEN |
| More than just clean |
SPOTLESS |
| Shopping in order to improve one’s mood |
RETAIL THERAPY |
| Fire |
ARDOR |
| They might be wireless |
BRAS |
| Desktop icon |
FOLDER |
| Surname of Harry Potter’s adoptive family |
DURSLEY |
| Pop star nickname, with “the” |
… BIEB |
| Bet strategically |
HEDGED |
| Mythical nymph |
NAIAD |
| Reliquary |
SHRINE |
| Inspiration for the Frisbee |
PIE PAN |
| Floored |
AGHAST |
| Longtime Ohio State basketball coach Matta |
THAD |
| Filet ___ |
MIGNON |
| Stopped smoking? |
COOLED |
| Half of a notorious outlaw duo |
BONNIE |
| Added to the language |
COINED A PHRASE |
| First little piggy’s destination |
MARKET |
| Key hit with a pinkie |
RETURN |
| It helps take the edge off |
SANDER |
| Just going through the motions |
ON AUTO |
| Complete, as a crossword |
FILL IN |
| Creations for Mardi Gras |
FLOATS |
| Particles composed of two up quarks and one down quark |
PROTONS |
| Did a TV marathon, say |
BINGED |
| Start of some no-frills brand names |
ECONO- |
| In a lather, with “up” |
WORKED … |
| Happy ___ |
HOUR |
| Come back around |
BOOMERANG |
| Bits of hijinks? |
DOTS |
| What Mr. Clean, Captain Picard and Michael Jordan have in common |
BALDNESS |
| Thought expressed in American Sign Language by extending the pinkie, thumb and index finger |
I LOVE YOU |
| Compilations of funny film faux pas |
GAG REELS |
| Soeur’s sibling |
FRERE |
| Warehouse loading areas |
BAYS |
| *shrug* |
BEATS ME |
| “We want all the juicy details!” |
TELL US! |
| Maintain, in a way, as a highway |
REPAVE |
| Michael whose initials match those of his famous comedy troupe |
PALIN |
| Cut through |
HEWED |
| “___ and Majnun” (Arabic story that inspired a Clapton hit) |
LAYLA |
| One of the “holy trinity” ingredients in Cajun cuisine |
ONION |
| Advice to one in a lather? |
RINSE |
| Very inclined (to) |
EAGER |
| Sting, perhaps |
TRAP |
| Taverna staple |
PITA |
| Spice related to nutmeg |
MACE |
| Argentite, e.g. |
ORE |
| Fifth of eight |
SOL |
| Show filmed at Rockefeller Ctr. |
SNL |