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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Fresh Air’ airer |
NPR |
| ‘__ Maria’ |
AVE |
| ‘__ Mio’ |
OSOLE |
| ‘¿Qué pasa?’ |
SUP |
| 50-Down rider, often |
CHILD |
| Assign, as time for a job |
ALLOT |
| Auto parts giant |
NAPA |
| Bad actor |
HAM |
| Bad way to act |
RUDELY |
| Band van traveler |
ROADIE |
| Bowie’s weapon |
KNIFE |
| Brookville, N.Y., campus |
LIU |
| Campus houses |
FRATS |
| Cartwright son, in a TV Western |
HOSS |
| Castro of Cuba |
RAUL |
| Cleaned the floor |
SWEPT |
| Coffee server |
URN |
| Columbus’ birth city |
GENOA |
| Commercial ambassador |
CONSUL |
| Connecting point |
NODE |
| Cubs’ home |
DEN |
| Daily phenomenon … and a hint to the puzzle circles |
SETTINGSUN |
| Disentangle after a tackle |
UNPILE |
| Ditch |
TRENCH |
| Egg cells |
OVA |
| Extinct flightless bird |
DODO |
| Failed venture |
FLOP |
| Fails, as a business |
GOESUNDER |
| Film excerpt |
CLIP |
| First ‘perfect 10’ Olympic gymnast Comaneci |
NADIA |
| First-aid organizer |
KIT |
| Floats on the wind |
WAFTS |
| Follow the footprints of |
TRACK |
| Friend of Jerry and George |
ELAINE |
| Great __ Mountains |
SMOKY |
| Gush |
SPEW |
| Hockey’s Stanley __ |
CUP |
| Improved companion? |
NEW |
| Like a feeling of déjà vu |
EERIE |
| Lindsay of ‘Mean Girls’ |
LOHAN |
| Mani mate |
PEDI |
| Michener’s ‘The Bridges at __’ |
TOKORI |
| Militant ’60s campus org |
SDS |
| Music holders, briefly |
CDS |
| Nasty stinger |
WASP |
| NFL threes |
FGS |
| No-winner result |
TIE |
| Opening day pitcher |
ACE |
| Picks out of a lineup |
IDS |
| Political faction |
PARTY |
| Put on __: postpone |
ICE |
| Restrictive type of ceiling |
GLASS |
| Sax type |
ALTO |
| Shortly, quaintly |
ANON |
| Sis may have one |
BRO |
| Some reds, briefly |
ZINS |
| Spanish ‘a’ |
UNA |
| Steeple topper |
SPIRE |
| Stein partner Alice B. __ |
TOKLAS |
| Still hasn’t lost |
REMAINSUNBEATEN |
| Stopped playing |
ENDED |
| Sumter or McHenry |
FORT |
| Tend, as a fire |
STOKE |
| The quaking aspen is one |
POPLAR |
| They hold your horses |
REINS |
| Throws in the towel |
SAYSUNCLE |
| Titanic, e.g |
SUNKENSHIP |
| Tries to lose, in a way |
DIETS |
| Unleavened bread |
MATZO |
| Up-and-down ride |
SEESAW |
| Vintage violin |
AMATI |
| Warm up, as food |
HEAT |
| Washer cycle |
RINSE |
| What’s picked up when you accelerate |
STEAM |
| Witch |
HAG |
| Words after hole or all |
INONE |
| Wrinkle removers |
IRONS |
| Yucatán years |
ANOS |