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Clues |
Answers |
‘Hooray!’ |
YIPPEE |
‘Smoking’ bit of evidence |
GUN |
‘SNL’ network |
NBC |
‘The Twilight Zone’ host Serling |
ROD |
‘What’s the big ___?’ |
IDEA |
‘___ where prohibited’ |
VOID |
All MLB players |
PROS |
Apple debut of 1998 |
IMAC |
APR part |
PERCENT |
Battle of the ___ (Ardennes conflict) |
BULGE |
Become worn down |
ERODE |
Bedwear, briefly |
PJS |
Big Australian bird |
EMU |
Buck’s mate |
DOE |
Canoe, for one |
BOAT |
Censorship sound |
BLEEP |
College URL ender |
EDU |
Concert blasters, briefly |
AMPS |
Contest submission |
ENTRY |
Dadaist Jean |
ARP |
Deal with an APR |
CARLOAN |
Dissenting vote |
NAY |
English class assignment |
ESSAY |
Episode of intense anxiety |
PANICATTACK |
Famed Manhattan thoroughfare |
PARKAVENUE |
Fidgety |
ANTSY |
First day on the job |
STARTDATE |
Fish eggs used in sushi |
ROE |
Flying elephant of moviedom |
DUMBO |
Georgia’s capital (Abbr.) |
ATL |
Golden Rule’s second word |
UNTO |
Groove in a dirt road |
RUT |
Hathaway of ‘Les Miserables’ |
ANNE |
Hearing organ |
EAR |
High-tailed it |
RAN |
Instruction sheet segment |
STEP |
Insurance fraud crime, perhaps |
ARSON |
Karate’s cousin |
JUDO |
Kept for a rainy day |
SAVED |
Kilmer who played Doc Holliday |
VAL |
Knock down a peg |
ABASE |
Leads, as an orchestra |
CONDUCTS |
Like one whose peepers gleam maliciously |
BEADYEYED |
Locker room powder |
TALC |
Luggage labels, for example |
IDTAGS |
Make, as a pot of coffee |
BREW |
Montgomery’s state (Abbr.) |
ALA |
Mork’s home planet |
ORK |
No longer on one’s plate |
EATEN |
Not fooled by |
ONTO |
Opposite of later |
SOONER |
Oscar or Emmy, for example |
AWARD |
Oxford, for one (Abbr.) |
UNIV |
Pastry decoration |
ICING |
Picked up, as knowledge |
LEARNED |
Place to play Skee-Ball |
PENNYARCADE |
Playful weasel relative |
OTTER |
Portions of pork |
CUTLETS |
Really small |
WEE |
Religious ascetics |
MONKS |
Small single-seated racing vehicle |
GOKART |
Songs |
TUNES |
Sound from a lion’s den |
ROAR |
Spoken aloud |
ORAL |
Stands by for |
AWAITS |
Star’s publicity seeker |
PRESSAGENT |
The V of VIP |
VERY |
Unable to walk |
LAME |
Upper-left PC key |
ESC |
Uses a crowbar on |
PRIES |
Vanish before a trial, say |
SKIPBAIL |
Washington baseball team, for short |
NATS |
Well-informed |
AWARE |
Where ‘besuboru’ is played |
JAPAN |
Zap with a Taser |
STUN |
___ ‘The Rock’ Johnson |
DWAYNE |
___ Lanka |
SRI |
___ Marley (Scrooge’s partner) |
JACOB |