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Across
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| What the doctor ordered |
DRUG |
| Where Johnny Cash shot a man, in song |
RENO |
| Bruins legend Phil, to fans |
ESPO |
| “Cut it out!” |
STOP! |
| Pronounced with authority |
SAID SO |
| Twitter handle starter |
AT SYMBOL |
| Davis of “Thelma & Louise” |
GEENA |
| Icelandic saga |
EDDA |
| Chicken ___ (discontinued fast-food snack) |
MCBITES |
| Dramatic accusation at a dentist’s office? |
YOU CAN’T HANDLE THE TOOTH! (from “You can’t handle the truth!”) |
| Stickers |
BURS |
| City council representative: Abbr. |
ALD |
| Onetime White House inits. |
DDE |
| Lunchtime liaison |
NOONER |
| Bands you might listen to in the car? |
AM/FM RADIO |
| Salt’s musical partner |
PEPA |
| Where “khop jai” means “thank you” |
LAOS |
| God who “loosens the limbs and weakens the mind,” per Hesiod |
EROS |
| Call at home |
SAFE! |
| Not gross |
NET |
| Île be there? |
MER |
| ___ paneer (dish with puréed spinach) |
PALAK |
| Way in |
ENTREE |
| “The Adventures of Milo and ___” (1989 film) |
OTIS |
| Cyber Monday offerings |
DEALS |
| She might take care of a kid on a sick day |
DR MOM |
| Rock star who wrote the poetry collection “The American Night” |
JIM MORRISON |
| Contradict |
BELIE |
| “Mon ___!” |
DIEU |
| 36-Down’s anagrammatic nickname |
MR MOJO RISIN’ |
| “Gay” city in a Cole Porter song |
PAREE |
| Hallmark.com purchase |
E-CARD |
| Opposite of “takes off” |
DONS |
| Something to leave to beavers? |
DAM |
| Precipitous |
STEEP |
| Grammy-nominated D.J. Steve |
AOKI |
| Thomas ___ Edison |
ALVA |
| Join with rings |
WED |
| Smudge |
BLOT |
| Vaper’s purchase |
E-CIG |
| Neighborhood where you might get kimchi, for short |
K-TOWN |
| Goddess of the dawn |
EOS |
| Obama chief of staff Emanuel |
RAHM |
| Campaign pros |
POLS |
| ___ Gilbert, co-developer of a Covid-19 vaccine |
SARAH |
| Smile with one’s eyes, per a modern coinage |
SMIZE |
| Long past |
OF YORE |
| Some fencing swords |
FOILS |
| Something to play fetch with |
STICK |
| “Well, golly!” |
OH, GEE! |
| Biting |
TART |
| Spongy toys |
NERF BALLS |
| Resets to zero, as a scale |
TARES |
| ___:// |
HTTP |
| John Winston ___ Lennon |
ONO |
| Professor ‘iggins |
‘ENRY |
| Eaglelike? |
UNDER PAR |
| Appetizers filled with potatoes and peas |
SAMOSAS |
| One of the Jacksons |
LA TOYA |
| Word following English or green |
… LIT |
| Kind of wonder? |
ONE-HIT |
| Cred |
REP |
| Campaign (for) |
STUMP |
| Itself: Lat. |
IPSO |
| World’s oldest alcoholic beverage |
MEAD |
| Pulitzer-winning playwright from Independence, Kan. |
INGE |
| Seriously annoys, with “off” |
TEES … |
| Tora ___, Afghanistan |
BORA |
| Not overlooked |
SEEN |
| Defendant’s plea, for short |
NOLO |
| Determination |
GRIT |
| Fork point |
TINE |
| Storied cauldron stirrers |
HAGS |
| Spanish “that” |
ESO |
| Admit (to) |
COP |