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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Response to a knock at the door, perhaps |
WOOF! |
| Vancouver Canucks’ mascot Fin, for one |
ORCA |
| Pet peeves? |
BATHS |
| Chuck |
HURL |
| Totally improvise |
WING |
| Deplete |
USE UP |
| First line of a three-line poem |
IT WOULD BE A SHAME … |
| What Yellowstone’s Old Faithful does about 17 times a day |
SPOUTS |
| Deal (with) |
COPE |
| Erector Set piece |
ROD |
| “Heart of Darkness” character who cries “The horror! The horror!” |
KURTZ |
| In 2020, they outsold CDs for the first time since 1986 |
LPS |
| Globe |
ORB |
| 1st to 228th, in Manhattan: Abbr. |
STS |
| ___ Solis, Obama-era secretary of labor |
HILDA |
| With 36- and 43-Across, second line of the poem |
… IF MY … |
| Pepper between jalapeño and cayenne on the Scoville heat scale |
SERRANO |
| John ___, husband of Pocahontas |
ROLFE |
| See 30-Across |
… HAIKU WERE … |
| Less forward |
COYER |
| Sticky stuff that drips down the side of a cone? |
PINE SAP |
| See 30-Across |
… TO BE … |
| David ___, boss on the British version of “The Office” |
BRENT |
| Apple or orange seed |
PIP |
| ___ Victory, world’s oldest naval ship still in commission |
HMS |
| ___ Paulo |
SAO |
| Less naïve |
WISER |
| Suggestion, colloquially |
REC |
| Sacha Baron Cohen character |
ALI G |
| Wet weather wear |
PONCHO |
| Final line of the poem |
… ONE SYLLABLE TOO LONG |
| Year-end reward |
BONUS |
| Real first name of singer Lorde |
ELLA |
| Writer ___ Stanley Gardner |
ERLE |
| “Yesssss!” |
SWEET! |
| “Nooooo!” |
DAMN! |
| Harmonica piece |
REED |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Removes quickly, with “away” |
WHISKS … |
| Yields |
OUTPUTS |
| “… not to mention everything else that could go wrong!” |
… OR WORSE |
| Scoff at |
FLOUT |
| Real head-turners |
OWLS |
| Free from, with “of” |
RID … |
| “Fast Money” channel |
CNBC |
| Like hallowed traditions |
AGE OLD |
| Certain ways to work |
BUSES |
| Wood in Louisville Sluggers |
ASH |
| Remove quickly, as a Band-Aid |
TEAR OFF |
| “Just go with it” |
HUMOR ME |
| Zoomed past |
SPED BY |
| Potato chip brand |
UTZ |
| Seeming |
APPARENT |
| Kitty litter? |
HAIRBALL |
| Finalize, as a deal |
INK |
| Jeweler’s magnifying glass |
LOUPE |
| A group of them is called un archipel |
ILES |
| “Seven Seas of ___” (Queen’s first radio hit) |
RHYE |
| Addison ___, high-earning TikTok personality |
RAE |
| Mined matter |
ORE |
| The 1, in 1-0 |
WIN |
| “Be reasonable, will you!” |
COME NOW! |
| Like an over-the-top display of wealth |
OBSCENE |
| Fig. on a college application |
AP SCORE |
| Big stupid mouth |
PIE HOLE |
| Beats |
THROBS |
| Shook up |
ROILED |
| Extended the duration of |
PROLONGED |
| Speak, as thou might |
SAYST |
| Hardship |
WOE |
| Bury |
INTER |
| Big do |
GALA |
| Strategy |
PLAN |
| Not just accept a wrong, say |
SUE |
| Racial justice movement since 2013, for short |
BLM |