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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Aid in woodworking |
ADZ |
| Having excessive pride |
SMUG |
| Neighbor of Francia |
ESPANA |
| Chinese “way” |
TAO |
| Primo |
A-ONE |
| Where a sleeping bag may be found |
TEACUP (“steeping”, not “sleeping”) |
| Spokeswoman in Progressive insurance ads |
FLO |
| Warm coals |
DOWN JACKETS (“coats”, not “coals”) |
| Shakespearean fool |
IAMB (“foot”, not “fool”) |
| Pop singer Jason |
DERULO |
| 4G ___ (phone norm) |
LTE |
| Springs (from) |
RISES |
| Arnaz of 1950s comedy |
DESI |
| Sunbeams |
RAYS |
| Hurried home, in a way |
SLID IN |
| Beverage brand whose name means “fresh” in Hindi |
TAZO |
| Go for bronze? |
TAN |
| Walls in a cinema |
NAOMI (“Watts, not “walls”) |
| Squeaks (by) |
EKES |
| Key lime |
MOMENT OF TRUTH (“time”, not “lime”) |
| Over again |
ANEW |
| Moviemaker Miyazaki |
HAYAO |
| Homophone of a synonym for “obey” |
HE’D |
| Big Board org. |
NYSE |
| Skunk marking |
STRIPE |
| 1942 romance movie heroine |
ILSA |
| Preceder of Romeo or Bravo |
ALFA |
| Whoop-de-do |
HOO-HA |
| “Kidding!” |
NOT! |
| “Good enough” |
IT’LL DO |
| Paper view? |
OP-ED |
| Proofreader’s reminder … or some advice for finishing here? |
CROSS YOUR TS |
| Agcy. making lax regs |
IRS (“tax”, not “lax”) |
| One who makes bail, perhaps |
ANGLER (“bait”, not “bail”) |
| Buggy app version, maybe |
BETA |
| Drink suffix |
-ADE |
| Acquiesce |
SAY YES |
| Primer dog |
SPOT |
| Org. Edward Snowden once worked for |
NSA |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Before knowing more |
AT FIRST |
| One for whom libel is a major issue |
DALAI LAMA (“Tibet”, not “libel”) |
| Magnifies, in a way |
ZOOMS IN ON |
| Hurl, say |
SAD (“hurt”, not “hurl”) |
| Kind of ring or music |
MOOD |
| Nonunion? |
UNWED |
| Sci-fi or romance |
GENRE |
| And so on |
ET ALIA |
| Dry, as a vino |
SECO |
| Afg. neighbor |
PAK |
| Express service since 2000 |
ACELA |
| Harebrained |
NUTTY |
| Church areas |
APSES |
| Provide a good reason for |
JUSTIFY |
| King or queen |
BED |
| Fibrous |
SINEWY |
| IV device found in many homes nowadays |
ROKU (“TV”, not “IV”) |
| Grandma, in Cambridge |
NAN |
| Beginning of an ordered sequence |
ZEROTH |
| Game whose board is an 8×8 grid |
OTHELLO |
| Big bygone bird |
MOA |
| Addis Ababa denizen |
ETHIOPIAN |
| Goal keepers’ kin |
SHEPHERDS (“goat”, not “goal”) |
| Suvari of “American Pie” |
MENA |
| Profs’ aides |
TAS |
| Some of Jordan’s border |
DEAD SEA |
| Companions of Dionysus |
SATYRS |
| Offspring of Kanga |
ROO |
| Quechua speakers |
INCAS |
| “___ Doone” |
LORNA |
| Cheap cigar |
STOGY |
| Messes up |
FLUBS |
| “Mad Men” worker, in brief |
AD REP |
| “Hmm …” |
I SEE … |
| Prussia’s ___ von Bismarck |
OTTO |
| Foxy |
SLY |
| Squalled, say |
SAT (“squatted”, not “squalled”) |