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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Iraq War concern, in brief |
WMD |
| An earl outranks him |
BARON |
| Billiards maneuver |
MASSE |
| Exclaim “@#%!” |
SWEAR |
| Tilling tool |
HOE |
| QB defenders, collectively |
O-LINE |
| Relating to a certain arm bone |
ULNAR |
| ___ Kenyatta, president of Kenya starting in 2013 |
UHURU |
| Something set by a stove |
OVEN TIMER |
| Year of the final flight of the Concordes |
MMIII |
| French-speaking African nation |
GABON |
| Eyedropper, essentially |
PIPETTE |
| Submission to a record label, once |
DEMO CD |
| Rodeo loop |
LARIAT |
| Accessory with a bass drum |
PEDAL |
| Major fuss |
STINK |
| Wedding bands? |
GARTERS |
| Way out there |
ESOTERIC |
| Hand over |
CEDE |
| Take a mulligan on |
REDO |
| ” ” button: Abbr. |
REW |
| Ricochet like a hockey puck |
CAROM |
| To a certain extent, colloquially |
SORTA |
| Ad phrase indicating higher pricing tiers |
… AND UP |
| Amtrak stop: Abbr. |
STN |
| Infomercial imperative |
ACT NOW! |
| Pill bug, biologically |
ISOPOD |
| Intake suggestion, briefly |
RDA |
| Unlock, to Shakespeare |
OPE |
| Third-longest river in Europe, after the Volga and Danube |
URAL |
| Tear to shreds |
REND |
| Partner of 46-Down in the frozen food business |
EDY |
| Brown seaweeds |
KELPS |
| U.S. island owned almost entirely by billionaire Larry Ellison |
LANAI |
| Manic-looking, in a way |
CRAZY-EYED |
| Neutral response from a therapist |
I SEE |
| Pattern once used for hospital volunteer uniforms, with a hint to this puzzle’s theme |
CANDY STRIPE |
| Loser of a beauty contest, in myth |
HERA |
| Birds known to mimic car alarms and human speech |
STARLINGS |
| Graduate’s “honor” |
LAUDE |
| Carousel mount, to a tot |
HORSY |
| Mark of a scam artist |
SAP |
| Hooked on |
INTO |
| Laura of “Big Little Lies” |
DERN |
| Emulate Johnny Appleseed |
SOW |
| H, to Hellenes |
ETA |
| “Ya dig?,” in more modern slang |
FEEL ME? |
| Get up in the face of |
ACCOST |
| Emma Stone’s role in “La La Land” |
MIA |
| Protagonist in Toni Morrison’s “Beloved” |
SETHE |
| Skate park features |
RAILS |
| Place for regulars |
HAUNT |
| Handel’s “___, Galatea e Polifemo” |
ACI |
| Glenn Frey’s “The Heat ___” |
IS ON |
| Bad thing to come up in a title search |
LIEN |
| Total failure |
DISASTER |
| Important members of the community, so to speak |
PILLARS |
| Where menisci are found |
KNEES |
| What socks usually do |
MATCH |
| Bitter green |
ENDIVE |
| Regards covetously |
EYES UP |
| Display piece for tchotchkes |
ETAGERE |
| Virtual sticky |
E-NOTE |
| Battling it out |
AT WAR |
| Boondocks |
RURAL AREA |
| One of 11 in a Christmas carol |
PIPER |
| Provide an address |
ORATE |
| French novelist Zola |
EMILE |
| Bit |
TAD |
| Company that once offered “the Thrift Book of a Nation” |
SEARS |
| Excited, with “up” |
KEYED |
| Foil alternatives |
EPEES |
| Meditative syllables |
OMS |
Down