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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Short strokes |
PUTTS |
| Myriad |
SLEW |
| Habit |
WONT |
| Pieces of work? |
ERGS |
| End of oyster season |
APRIL |
| Roof part |
EAVE |
| “___ Burr, Sir” (“Hamilton” song) |
AARON |
| Vault |
LEAP |
| Cruise that specializes in baked alaska, e.g.? |
SHIP OF THE DESSERT (from “ship of the desert”) |
| Bona ___ |
FIDE |
| Kim to Kourtney, or Kourtney to Khloé |
SIB |
| Alma mater of George Orwell and Henry Fielding |
ETON |
| Friend ___ friend |
OF A |
| Quickly go through the seasons, say |
BINGE |
| Tiffany lampshade, e.g. |
GLASSWORK |
| Like ambitious scientists? |
NOBEL-MINDED (from “noble-minded”) |
| Basic skate trick |
OLLIE |
| “Yikes!” |
EEK! |
| Brewing one’s morning coffee, e.g. |
RITUAL |
| Verano, across the Pyrénées |
ETE |
| Art ___ |
DECO |
| Cause of a shocking Amazon charge? |
EEL |
| ___-V (“paste” on a PC) |
CTRL |
| Go wrong |
ERR |
| How everyone on this floor is feeling? |
THE MORALE OF THE STORY (from “the moral of the story”) |
| Lead-in to -ville in children’s literature |
WHO- |
| Beer, slangily |
SUDS |
| Trim, with “down” |
PARE |
| Protected, as feet |
SHOD |
| “I saw ___ duck” (classic ambiguous sentence) |
HER |
| Long hikes |
TREKS |
| Refuse to admit |
DENY |
| “My word!” |
I SAY! |
| “Our lab studies regular dance moves rather than high-kicking”? |
IT’S NOT ROCKETTE SCIENCE (from “it’s not rocket science”) |
| Architect Lin |
MAYA |
| Bankroll |
FUND |
| Fire man? |
SATAN |
| “I see it now” |
AHA |
| Lean |
LIST |
| Garden plots |
BEDS |
| Indian title |
RAJA |
| The second “p” in p.p.m. |
PER |
| Summary of an easy negotiation? |
I CAME, I SAW, I CONCURRED (from “I came, I saw, I conquered”) |
| Musician Brian |
ENO |
| Option in an Edit menu |
REDO |
| Loire filler |
EAU |
| Coin in the Potterverse |
KNUT |
| Branch |
ARM |
| Central region of the Roman Empire |
ITALIA |
| Last in a series, perhaps |
NTH |
| Terse summons |
SEE ME |
| What a truck driver puts on before a date? |
SEMI COLOGNE (from “semicolon”) |
| Massive weapon of sci-fi |
DEATH STAR |
| The Oligocene, e.g., in geology |
EPOCH |
| Big Apple airport code |
LGA |
| Several of them could be used in a row |
OARS |
| Dear |
HON |
| “___ nobis pacem” (“Grant us peace”: Lat.) |
DONA |
| The main food served at Walden Pond? |
MAJOR THOREAU FARE (from “major thoroughfare”) |
| End ___ |
USER |
| Alnico or chromel |
ALLOY |
| ___ Minor |
URSA |
| 5×5 crosswords, e.g. |
MINIS |
| Pops up in France? |
PERE |
| Co. heads |
CEOS |
| Rough amts. |
ESTS |
| Seize (from) |
WREST |
Down