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Across
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Prepare for a road trip, perhaps |
TANK UP |
| End of a threat |
… OR ELSE |
| Nora Ephron and Sofia Coppola, for two |
SCREENWRITERS |
| The land down under? |
HADES |
| Walk-___ |
INS |
| Prickly covering of a seed |
BUR |
| “___ the only one?” |
AM I |
| Beatles title woman |
RIGBY |
| “___ your request …” |
AS PER |
| Feature of a classical Greek drama |
CHORUS |
| “You betcha!” |
YEP! |
| “The ___ — is wider than the Sky” (start of an Emily Dickinson poem) |
BRAIN |
| Bit of fill-in-the-blanks fun |
MAD LIB |
| Subject of intl. treaties |
WMD |
| Compliant sorts |
OBEYERS |
| Squalid digs |
RATTRAP |
| Sports team V.I.P.s |
GMS |
| Corporate money managers, for short |
CFOS |
| Ancient Egyptians |
NUBIANS |
| Result of a breast pocket mishap, maybe |
INK MARK |
| Ally of the Brat Pack |
SHEEDY |
| Common baking pear |
BOSC |
| Sacred cross in ancient Egypt |
ANKH |
| Chance to go |
TURN |
| Preserve, in a way |
CURE |
| Only Stratego piece with a letter on it |
SPY |
| Sardine container |
TIN |
| Studmuffin |
HUNK |
| Absorb, as sauce with bread |
SOP UP |
| Give extra consideration, with “on” |
SLEEP … |
| Idaho, e.g., in dialect |
TATER |
| Color marker |
CRAYON |
| Got hip, with “up” |
WISED … |
| How a door might be slammed |
ANGRILY |
| Subcontractor in a bathroom remodel |
TILER |
| Gusto |
ELAN |
| One may be nominated for a Hugo Award |
FANTASY SERIES |
| Least forward |
COYEST |
| Palindromic farm animal |
EWE |
| “We ___ Overcome” |
SHALL |
| Stubborn sorts |
ASSES |
| It helps in passing |
YEA |
| Rocker Cobain |
KURT |
| Japan’s street food mecca |
OSAKA |
| Diarist who documented the Great Plague of London |
PEPYS |
| Gets lost |
SCATS |
| Eponym of the Detroit Lions field |
FORD |
| Any Olympian, once |
AMATEUR |
| Drops an f-bomb, say |
SWEARS |
| False fronts |
FACADES |
| Promises, promises! |
I DOS |
| Takes steps |
ACTS |
| ___ avis |
RARA |
| Coarse farm sound |
BRAY |
| Dangerous move on a busy highway |
UEY |
| “Blueberries for ___” (kid-lit classic) |
SAL |
| Legendary password stealer |
ALI BABA |
| Higher, as ambitions |
LOFTIER |
| Build-your-own Tex-Mex dish |
FAJITA |
| Does a dog trick |
SPEAKS |
| Declare |
ALLEGE |
| Where hangers hang |
CLOSET |
| They go wherever the wind blows |
VANES |
| They can be batted and rolled |
EYES |
| When high school seniors often visit the colleges that accepted them |
APRIL |
| Like binary questions |
YES/NO |
| Volt-amperes |
WATTS |
| Attention hog, maybe |
HAM |
| Galoot |
LUG |
| Portrait seen on renminbi bills |
MAO |
| Car sticker fig. |
MPG |
| “Roses ___ red …” |
ARE |
| Nonsense |
ROT |