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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Orchestra heavyweights |
TUBAS |
| Mushroom in ramen |
ENOKI |
| When tripled, a comment of annoyance |
NAG |
| “Oh my!” |
GOSH! |
| It has a very big bed |
OCEAN |
| One of a pair of explorers on the Missouri state quarter |
LEWIS |
| Spring feature |
COIL |
| Golden rule word |
UNTO |
| Run-on sentence? |
GO AHEAD WITHOUT ME |
| ___-by date |
SELL |
| Common female middle name |
ANN |
| Wax theatrical |
EMOTE |
| Sharply dressed, shoewise? |
STILETTOED |
| Boring events |
SNOOZERS |
| Bit of conniving |
SCHEME |
| Five-letter world capital that locals spell as two words |
HANOI |
| Tempe neighbor |
MESA |
| Passing comment? |
THE AYES HAVE IT |
| Riding the waves |
ASEA |
| Something a bib catches |
DROOL |
| Busy Bee, for short |
SAM |
| Single quote? |
I WANT TO BE ALONE |
| Doesn’t touch |
LETS BE |
| Head to bed |
RETIRE |
| Surreal finale? |
-IST |
| Big name in student grants |
PELL |
| Order to attack |
SIC ON |
| ___ Paradise, “On the Road” protagonist |
SAL |
| Weapon associated with the film quote “Here’s Johnny!” |
AXE |
| Sack cloth |
BURLAP |
| Hats, slangily |
LIDS |
| Just saying? |
TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY |
| ___ Roddenberry, first TV writer on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
GENE |
| Ancient Greek poet sometimes called the “Tenth Muse” |
SAPPHO |
| Smear |
TAR |
| Preschooler |
TOT |
| Nickname for Baseball Hall-of-Famer Ernie Banks |
MR CUB |
| When tripled, “etc.” |
YADA |
| Educational TV spot, for short |
PSA |
| Square dance move |
DO-SI-DO |
| Fireplace item |
ASHPAN |
| Stock phrase? |
HOW NOW, BROWN COW |
| Not commercial: Abbr. |
RES |
| Briskly |
APACE |
| Bring in |
EARN |
| Self expression? |
COGITO ERGO SUM |
| Trade jabs |
SPAR |
| Sports venue |
ARENA |
| “Outta luck!” |
NO SOAP! |
| Magical powder |
STARDUST |
| Prepped for surgery |
SCRUBBED UP |
| Children’s song refrain |
E-I-E-I-O |
| Uma Thurman’s role in “Pulp Fiction” |
MIA |
| Yonder, in dialect |
THAR |
| Old saw? |
AGE IS JUST A NUMBER |
| Anger |
RILE |
| Spew anger |
RANT |
| ___ Mitchell, creator of the Tony-winning musical “Hadestown” |
ANAIS |
| Handle |
SEE TO |
| “What are the ___?” |
ODDS |
| Deli sandwich, hold the vowels |
BLT |
| Like stereotypical Seattle weather |
RAINY |
| Symbol of the National Audubon Society |
EGRET |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Coverings on ancient Roman statuary |
TOGAS |
| Women’s basketball powerhouse, for short |
UCONN |
| Gas-relieving brand |
BEANO |
| “What a relief!” |
AAH! |
| “4-Down-choo!” |
SNEEZE |
| Poe poem about a mythical quest |
ELDORADO |
| Scurriers near streams |
NEWTS |
| Minor cut, say |
OWIE |
| Makeup holder |
KIT |
| Suffix with Black or brack |
-ISH |
| “Can’t deal with that right now!” |
NO TIME! |
| Lacking focus |
AIMLESS |
| Unbridled joy |
GLEE |
| Composer Mahler |
GUSTAV |
| Low tie |
ONE-ONE |
| Canonized fifth-century pope called “the Great” |
ST LEO I |
| “Stop right there!” |
HOLD IT! |
| Adorable one |
CUTEY |
| ___ Research Center |
AMES |
| Org. tracking workplace accidents |
OSHA |
| English setting for a series of Impressionist paintings by Monet |
THAMES |
| Neighbor of an Emirati |
OMANI |
| Young weaned pig |
SHOAT |
| Monk’s digs |
CELL |
| Word with tippy or twinkle |
… TOES |
| “2001: A Space Odyssey” computer |
HAL |
| Puts on or things put on |
AIRS |
| Ugly ones sometimes come out in December |
SWEATERS |
| Nosh at noon, say |
EAT LUNCH |
| Diamond stat |
RBI |
| Second-most common Vietnamese surname |
TRAN |
| Home of Wichita Falls |
TEXAS |
| Magnum ___ |
OPUS |
| Game ball material |
NERF |
| The scat got her tongue, you might say |
ELLA |
| Where bills pile up |
TILL |
| Lower extremity affliction |
SCIATICA |
| Secret target |
BODY ODOR |
| Capt.’s assistant, maybe |
ENS |
| Milk: Fr. |
LAIT |
| Where the meaning of life was sold in 2000 for $3.26 |
EBAY |
| Part of a job application |
BIO |
| European museum whose name means “meadow” |
PRADO |
| Sign on again |
RE-UP |
| Another name for the moonfish |
OPAH |
| Common wedding hairstyle |
UPDO |
| Undergo rapprochement |
THAW |
| Stern’s opposite |
PROW |
| “Today” rival, for short |
GMA |
| “Old ___ Road,” longest-running #1 single in Billboard history (19 weeks) |
TOWN |
| You might open one at a pub |
BAR TAB |
| Kind of book or ad |
POP-UP |
| Didn’t just float |
SWAM |
| Home of 72-Down |
ABC |
| Mortimer ___, dummy of old radio and TV |
SNERD |
| Newcomer, informally |
NEO |
| Org. in charge of the 23-Down |
NASA |
| Not worry |
REST EASY |
| Country whose most widely spoken language is Wolof |
SENEGAL |
| Democratic politician Julián |
CASTRO |
| Flower for a corsage |
ORCHID |
| First name in the 1970s White House |
GERALD |
| Gets used (to) |
INURES |
| Gopher, e.g. |
RODENT |
| Fighter pilot’s wear |
G-SUIT |
| [head slap] |
[OOPS] |
| Masochist’s pleasure |
PAIN |
| Generate, as suspicion |
AROUSE |
| Peaceful protest |
SIT-IN |
| Brown shade |
UMBER |
| Evening hour in Spain |
SIETE |
| Cartomancer’s deck |
TAROT |
| Pointed remark |
BARB |
| Actor Morales |
ESAI |
| Rattle |
JAR |
| “___ voce poco fa” (Rossini aria) |
UNA |
| One of the March sisters |
MEG |