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Across
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Grifter’s game |
SCAM |
| Raced |
TORE |
| Place to learn lessons in Lyon |
ECOLE |
| Dye on a deck |
WOOD STAIN |
| Spade said to be excellent at digging up dirt |
SAM |
| Pipsqueak |
TWERP |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Long |
HOWIE |
| Flop that’s one for the ages |
EPIC FAIL |
| Lecherous |
SATYRIC |
| Ordinal suffix |
-ETH |
| Emulate Edison |
INVENT |
| “Boring” shade |
BEIGE |
| 1950s White House nickname |
IKE |
| Female badger |
SOW |
| The Boar’s Head, in Shakespeare |
TAVERN |
| Russian artist Brodsky, the first painter awarded the Order of Lenin |
ISAAK |
| It turns a hot dog into a Texas hot dog |
CHILI |
| Pick up on |
SENSE |
| Product that had sales of more than 300,000 on its first day in 2010 |
IPAD |
| Michigan college |
ALMA |
| Biblical peak |
HOREB |
| Beat walker |
COP |
| Astrologer Sydney |
OMARR |
| Slowly eases (off) |
WEANS |
| Andrew ___, businessman-turned-politician |
YANG |
| Pointy-eared dog |
AKITA |
| Tornado warning device |
SIREN |
| Early human |
CRO-MAGNON |
| Early human |
ADAM |
| Michael Lewis best seller with the subtitle “The Art of Winning an Unfair Game” |
MONEYBALL |
| Got results |
DID THE JOB |
| Editor’s stack of unsolicited manuscripts |
SLUSH PILE |
| Wapiti |
ELK |
| All-vowel avowal |
AYE |
| Publicist’s concern |
IMAGE |
| German city near the Belgian border |
AACHEN |
| Tree knot |
GNARL |
| Textbook section |
UNIT |
| Bela Lugosi’s role in “The Ghost of Frankenstein” |
YGOR |
| Word before bread or boat |
BANANA |
| Take care of, as a persistent squeak |
RE-OIL |
| Computation class in Cambridge |
MATHS |
| Part of A.P.A.: Abbr. |
ASSN |
| Truckful |
LOAD |
| Assembles |
MAKES |
| Out of whack |
AMISS |
| Fold-up beds |
COTS |
| “Nations have their ___, just like individuals”: James Joyce |
EGO |
| Haul |
TOW |
| Charles who wrote “The Cloister and the Hearth” |
READE |
| Bygone sister language of Latin |
OSCAN |
| Valued asset for an employee |
WORK ETHIC |
| What some sailors bring back |
YARNS |
| Throat problem |
FROG |
| Beautify |
PRETTY UP |
| Gamers’ embodiments |
AVATARS |
| Whup |
TAN |
| Adjustable feature of a typewriter |
TAB SET |
| Off |
ASTRAY |
| Egg on |
GOAD |
| Cousin of penne |
ZITI |
| Slimeball |
SCUZZ |
| Painful sensation |
THROE |
| Machu Picchu or Pompeii |
RUINS |
| Kingdom |
REALM |
| What’s left, in Paris |
RESTE |
| 119-Across winner for both “Roots” and “Rich Man, Poor Man” |
ASNER |
| Wonderland cake message |
EAT ME |
| Stead |
LIEU |
| Medieval stronghold |
KEEP |
| Go gray, say |
AGE |
| Scene stealer |
HAM |
| Corporate “a.k.a.” |
DBA |
| Chicken, in a Chinese dish |
GAI |