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Answers |
‘Not all those who ___ are lost’: Tolkien |
WANDER |
‘Still Life-Fast Moving’ painter |
DALI |
‘The ___ Eve’ (Barbara Stanwyck film) |
LADY |
1982 sci-fi film with a ‘light cycle’ racing game |
TRON |
3x, in prescriptions |
TER |
Aiming to fix |
REPARATIVE |
Baseball stat certain to have a decimal point |
ERA |
Bikini event, in old headlines |
ATEST |
Blue Ribbon brewer |
PABST |
Bridge toll, e.g |
USERSFEE |
Burlesque accessories |
BOAS |
Callender of the frozen-food aisle |
MARIE |
Cornish ___ (meat pies) |
PASTIES |
Crude fellow |
BOOR |
Decoupage step |
GLUING |
Devices from Palm that competed with BlackBerries |
TREOS |
Emulating |
ALA |
Euphoria |
ELATION |
Ex-band member, perhaps |
SOLOACT |
Exert some pull |
ATTRACT |
German city on the Danube |
ULM |
Greasy spoon, e.g |
EATERY |
Heterochthonous |
ALIEN |
Home of the imposing rock formation known as Benbulbin |
SLIGO |
Host of both the Tonys and the Primetime Emmys in 2013 |
HARRIS |
Huff |
SNIT |
If everything goes right |
ATBEST |
In perpetuity, to poets |
EER |
Indian elephant trainer |
MAHOUT |
Infant condition for which the second-century physician Galen recommended opium |
COLIC |
Informed about |
UPON |
John who teaches acting at his alma mater Johns Hopkins |
ASTIN |
Keepers of organized notes |
TILLS |
King of Naples in ‘The Tempest’ |
ALONSO |
Korean word for the number ‘one’ |
HANA |
Kwik-E-___ (Apu’s charge on ‘The Simpsons’) |
MART |
Literary father of Ada Lovelace |
BYRON |
Looks sullen |
LOURS |
Lupine disguise in the Brothers Grimm |
GRANNY |
Madame Tussauds collection |
STATUARY |
Mensch |
SALTOFTHEEARTH |
Misfit |
FISHOUTOFWATER |
Motrin alternative |
ALEVE |
Myriad |
ATONOF |
New Deal work program that transformed many Amer. parks |
CCC |
One cheered for stealing, maybe |
NBASTAR |
One maintaining order on the court, say |
REF |
Org. with a ‘Degrees Not Debt’ campaign |
NEA |
Pacers and Ramblers of automotive history |
AMCS |
Pair of buffalo? |
EFS |
Part of a helm or a hill |
CREST |
Parthenon goddess |
ATHENA |
Patron saint of Norway |
OLAF |
Priest’s advice |
ATONE |
Process preceding gestational surrogacy, briefly |
IVF |
Quaffs in some IBC six-packs |
CREAMSODAS |
Reef predators |
EELS |
Reverential ceremony |
RITE |
Rose essence |
ATTAR |
Sautéing shortcut for Rachael Ray? |
EVOO |
Season near a solstice |
YULE |
Skips town |
FLEES |
Song appropriate for 51 Down |
CAROL |
Sting |
SMART |
Storied planner of the abduction of the Sabine women |
ROMULUS |
Thick-skinned fortitude |
COURAGEUNDERFIRE |
Thomas of ‘That Girl’ |
MARLO |
Trails for bloodhounds |
ODORS |
Treat with disdain, in a way |
SHUN |
Vessel for Rip Van Winkle |
FLAGON |
Welcome novelty |
BREATHOFFRESHAIR |
What preserved dinosaur DNA in ‘Jurassic Park’ |
AMBER |
Yoga position |
ASANA |