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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘How ya doin’?’ |
SUP |
| ‘Makes sense to me’ |
ISEE |
| ‘So adorable!’ |
TOOCUTE |
| ‘Survey ___ . . .’ (game show phrase) |
SAYS |
| ‘The Black Cat’ author |
POE |
| Auditioner’s goal |
ROLE |
| Awards similar to Tonys |
OBIES |
| Badlands formations |
MESAS |
| Blink of an eye |
SPLITSECOND |
| Bodycam wearer |
COP |
| Capital on a fjord |
OSLO |
| Chaotic scenes |
ZOOS |
| Chinese dish served family-style |
HOTPOT |
| Chinese leader who met with Nixon |
MAO |
| Competes in a super-G |
SKIS |
| Consequences of paintball strikes |
WELTS |
| Create seams |
SEW |
| Cut corners |
SKIMP |
| Dropped into the collection plate |
GAVE |
| Fabulist who wrote of an also-ran hare |
AESOP |
| Features of the Swiss skyline |
ALPS |
| First name in denim |
LEVI |
| Fixed-term investments, for short |
CDS |
| Flout the rules |
CHEAT |
| Footnote abbr |
OPCIT |
| Handful of peanuts, perhaps |
SNACK |
| Harley, slangily |
HOG |
| Hefty volume |
TOME |
| How corned beef is often served |
ONRYE |
| Huey, Dewey and Louie, to Donald |
NEPHEWS |
| Jeans go-with, often |
TEE |
| Joins a club, say |
SIGNSUP |
| Laments like a banshee |
KEENS |
| Late for school |
TARDY |
| Long lock |
TRESS |
| Lot purchase |
AUTO |
| Lyft alternative |
UBER |
| Margin in a close race |
NOSE |
| Migratory birds |
GEESE |
| Muesli morsel |
OAT |
| No-win situation? |
DRAW |
| Oklahoma oil city |
TULSA |
| Olympic figure skater Cohen |
SASHA |
| Place a value on |
ASSESS |
| Place to jot down notes |
SCRATCHPAPER |
| Places for pants patches |
KNEES |
| Policy allowing unrestricted travel |
OPENBORDERS |
| Prose:paragraph::poetry:___ |
STANZA |
| Ran like heck |
TORE |
| Removes all traces of |
ERASES |
| Rigel or Deneb |
STAR |
| Rooks, but not ravens |
MEN |
| Rustler-pursuing group |
POSSE |
| Sassy talk |
LIP |
| Separate mil. branch since 1947 |
USAF |
| Seventeen-syllable verse |
HAIKU |
| Shows with exhibit booths |
EXPOS |
| Strong cravings |
YENS |
| Stubborn equine |
ASS |
| Synth-heavy music genre |
TECHNO |
| Tartan-sporting family |
CLAN |
| Tarzan’s adoptive mother, e.g |
APE |
| Texter’s ‘If you ask me . . .’ |
IMO |
| The brainy Simpson |
LISA |
| Thread holder |
SPOOL |
| Ticket seller at a sellout |
SCALPER |
| Timely benefit |
BOON |
| TV episode with a cliffhanger ending, perhaps |
SEASONFINALE |
| Typical 64-Across for Hitchcock |
CAMEO |
| Urban renewal targets |
SLUMS |
| Veggie in some chips |
KALE |
| Viral video, e.g |
MEME |
| Watched a friend’s dog, say |
PETSAT |
| Wear a long face |
SULK |
| Winter Olympics leap |
AXEL |
| Without peer |
ALONE |
| Word before fryer or freezer |
DEEP |
| Zamboni’s milieu |
ICE |