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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Heads ___, tails you lose’ |
IWIN |
| ‘Star Trek’ engineer, informally |
SCOTTY |
| 1920s-30s architectural style, for short |
DECO |
| Accelerator particles |
IONS |
| African coastal capital |
ACCRA |
| Alternatives to heels |
FLATS |
| Awful junk bond rating |
CCC |
| Balkan capital |
SOFIA |
| Barbecue concoctions |
RUBS |
| Basic principle |
TENET |
| Bedding accessory |
SHAM |
| Believers in the spiritual |
MYSTICS |
| Big bash |
GALA |
| Blue Monopoly bills, now |
TENS |
| Capital south of Lillehammer |
OSLO |
| Ciphering system cracked by Alan Turing |
ENIGMA |
| Circular gasket |
ORING |
| Cloister garments |
HABIT |
| Company with a ‘spokesduck’ |
AFLAC |
| Crescent-shaped opening |
LUNETTE |
| Croats, e.g |
SLAVS |
| Cuisine with spicy noodles |
THAI |
| Dances to Latin pop, perhaps |
CHACHAS |
| Decked out |
CLAD |
| Delhi dignitary |
RAJA |
| Digital dog or cat, say |
VIRTUALPET |
| Dog breed of northern Japan |
AKITA |
| Duct tape’s many |
USES |
| Easy to fool |
NAIVE |
| Exec, slangily |
SUIT |
| Fairy tale beast |
OGRE |
| Far from 38-Across |
ASTUTE |
| Foil-wrapped Hershey’s treat |
CANDYKISS |
| Food and shelter, for two |
NEEDS |
| Fuss and bother |
ADO |
| Gets droopy |
SAGS |
| Gibbons who won ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ |
LEEZA |
| Glacier’s composition |
ICE |
| Incites to riot, say |
EGGSON |
| It may come to mind |
IDEA |
| Its symbol is Pb |
LEAD |
| Jim, the namesake of a knife |
BOWIE |
| Jude Law or Michael Caine title role |
ALFIE |
| Lamborghini alternative, for short |
ALFA |
| Largest living bird |
OSTRICH |
| Like a doily |
LACY |
| Like a Jekyll-Hyde personality |
DUAL |
| Made a stink? |
REEKED |
| Made like Humpty Dumpty |
FELL |
| Modern address, briefly |
URL |
| Montezuma, e.g |
AZTEC |
| Mount St. Helens spew |
ASH |
| Natalie Cole’s singing father |
NAT |
| Nice to look at |
CUTE |
| Offer as proof |
CITE |
| Packed away |
ATE |
| Part of a flight |
STAIR |
| Partner of bounds |
LEAPS |
| Place for a flock |
LEA |
| Plate appearance, usually |
ATBAT |
| Pollux’s twin |
CASTOR |
| Pot starter |
ANTE |
| Pre-K lessons |
ABCS |
| Putt, e.g |
GOLFSTROKE |
| Qualifying race |
HEAT |
| Roger who played 007 |
MOORE |
| Rotten to the core |
EVIL |
| Spiced coffeehouse offering |
CHAITEA |
| Square on a roll |
BUTTERPAT |
| Stumble upon |
FIND |
| Sun Devils’ sch |
ASU |
| Thief’s take |
HAUL |
| Totally engrossed |
RAPT |
| Venetian blind part |
SLAT |
| Where scrubs are worn, for short |
ORS |
| Word to an attack dog |
SIC |
| Yin Yang player in ‘The Expendables’ movies |
JETLI |
| ___ Field (Big Apple ballpark) |
CITI |