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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Advantage |
LEG UP |
| Tony, e.g. |
AWARD |
| Plunder |
RANSACK |
| Weighed in |
OPINED |
| Cow |
herd :: ___ : troop : BABOON |
| One with a discerning palate |
EPICURE |
| C-Span? |
COVERED BRIDGE |
| Start brawling |
GET IT ON |
| Drink name suffix |
-ADE |
| Earth goddess |
GAIA |
| Going from point A to point B |
LINEAR |
| Miss piggy? |
SOW |
| Class acts? |
LESSONS |
| Actress Gershon |
GINA |
| Put back on the market, as real estate |
RELIST |
| Feel bad |
AIL |
| Champagne name |
MOET |
| P-trap? |
POTTYMOUTH |
| G-force? |
GERMAN ARMY |
| Union concern |
PAY |
| Setting for C. S. Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” |
NARNIA |
| NPR host Shapiro |
ARI |
| Words said in passing? |
AYES |
| Deliberate betrayal |
PERFIDY |
| Butt |
END |
| Father figures? |
DAD BODS |
| Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands: Abbr. |
TERR |
| Surgeons’ professional org. |
AMA |
| 2012 Best Picture winner |
ARGO |
| Anastasia ___, protagonist of “Fifty Shades of Grey” |
STEELE |
| Make mention of |
NOTE |
| Top supporter? |
BRA |
| Susan who portrayed the youngest child on “The Brady Bunch” |
OLSEN |
| G-flat? |
GARDEN APARTMENT |
| Deodorant type |
SPRAY |
| Be short |
OWE |
| Make music |
PLAY |
| Like Crater Lake, compared to any other U.S. lake |
DEEPER |
| LeBron James in his N.B.A. debut, e.g. |
TEEN |
| Anheuser-Busch InBev’s stock ticker symbol |
BUD |
| Avocado pit, for one |
SEED |
| Cause for revolution, perhaps |
MISRULE |
| Escort’s offering |
ARM |
| “Yep, that happened!” |
SURE DID! |
| [And like magic … it’s gone!] |
[POOF!] |
| First of ten? |
TEE |
| Compete in pursuit of |
VIE FOR |
| Abbr. on a flight board |
ARR |
| D-Con? |
DIRTY TRICK |
| E-bond? |
ELMER’S GLUE |
| Conversely, in brief |
OTOH |
| Worry for a Great Depression bank |
RUN |
| Ladybug, e.g. |
BEETLE |
| Cereal box abbr. |
NT WT |
| Strike-out specialists? |
EDITORS |
| See 106-Across |
BED |
| Out of 105-Across |
ARISEN |
| Son of Zeus |
ARES |
| Bird of legend |
ROC |
| Fast-food chain with Famous Star burgers |
CARL’S JR |
| C-sharp? |
COMPASS NEEDLE |
| Black-and-white dessert |
OREO PIE |
| Take care of some personal baggage |
UNPACK |
| Word after green or smoke |
… SCREEN |
| Things consumed for psychedelic trips |
LSD TABS |
| Men in black, say |
GOTHS |
| Deck originally known as “carte da trionfi” (“cards of triumph”) |
TAROT |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Kind of news often aired at 6 and 11 p.m. |
LOCAL |
| Classical poem form |
EPODE |
| Drives home, say |
GIVES A RIDE |
| French article |
UNE |
| Floral archway |
PERGOLA |
| Pop group with a dedicated museum in Stockholm |
ABBA |
| “___ is mainly a catalog of blunders”: Churchill |
WAR |
| Means |
ABILITY |
| “The Burghers of Calais” sculptor |
RODIN |
| Cruella de Vil, for one |
DOGNAPPER |
| Beat oneself up over, say |
REGRET |
| Mimic |
APE |
| Little beef |
NIT |
| ___ kicks (ab exercise) |
SCISSOR |
| Pitch-correcting devices |
AUTO-TUNERS |
| Tribe of southern Montana |
CROW |
| Range of knowledge |
KEN |
| School administrator |
DEAN |
| French for “born” |
NEE |
| Appalls |
DISMAYS |
| Aesthetically pretentious, informally |
ARTY-FARTY |
| ___ card |
SIM |
| Ruby, e.g. |
GEMSTONE |
| Carter who portrayed Wonder Woman |
LYNDA |
| Noncommittal response to “You coming?” |
I MAY |
| Load off one’s mine? |
ORE |
| Homonym of 39-Down |
OAR |
| Trace of color |
TINGE |
| Wore |
HAD ON |
| Gallivants (about) |
GADS |
| Part of Q.E.D. |
ERAT |
| Ralph who founded the American Museum of Tort Law |
NADER |
| Got ready (for) |
PREPPED |
| Mosque leader |
IMAM |
| Launched |
BEGAN |
| Product once advertised with the line “The splendor of your skin” |
OLAY |
| Datum for a chauffeur, for short |
ETA |
| Take in, maybe |
ALTER |
| Supporter of Roosevelt’s agenda |
NEW DEALER |
| Actor whose breakout role came as a shirtless cowboy in “Thelma & Louise” |
BRAD PITT |
| Singles |
ONES |
| Hardly cheery |
DOUR |
| Hoppy request at happy hour |
ALE |
| Enlighten |
EDIFY |
| Wine barrel strip |
STAVE |
| Climate change, e.g. |
PERIL |
| Looked back on |
REMEMBERED |
| Alphabetized, say |
PUT IN ORDER |
| Wind farm output: Abbr. |
ELEC |
| Stink |
REEK |
| Split open |
BURST |
| Lorelei’s lure |
SIREN SONG |
| May honorees |
MOTHERS |
| Mad (at) |
SORE |
| ___ Hill (’90s R&B group) |
DRU |
| Decoration at el Palacio Real de Madrid |
ORO |
| Where livestock eat |
FEEDLOT |
| Mastered |
DOWN PAT |
| Divide into three parts |
TRISECT |
| Pattern that’s hard to break |
RUT |
| Nasty looks |
GLARES |
| Lento or allegro |
TEMPO |
| Retreats |
DENS |
| Loggers’ competition |
ROLEO |
| Track |
SCENT |
| Rap lyrics, in slang |
BARS |
| Post-O.R. destination, often |
ICU |
| Doesn’t just assume |
ASKS |
| The Rockies, on scoreboards |
COL |
| Day ___ |
SPA |
| Sail fixed to a bowsprit |
JIB |
| “Darn!,” in Dortmund |
ACH! |
| Baseball’s dead-ball ___ (around 1900-20) |
ERA |