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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘How Do I Live’ singer Rimes |
LEANN |
| ‘In the same place,’ in footnotes |
IBID |
| ‘Mule Train’ singer Frankie |
LAINE |
| ‘Sully,’ for one |
HERO |
| ‘This won’t hurt ___!’ |
ABIT |
| ‘Walking in Memphis’ singer Marc |
COHN |
| ‘Yeah, right!’ |
ASIF |
| 24-hr. banking conveniences |
ATMS |
| Advil competitor |
ALEVE |
| Aptly named citrus |
UGLI |
| Beginning of a decline in quality, in TV lingo |
JUMPINGTHESHARK |
| Beverage store unit |
CASE |
| Bit of tomfoolery |
ANTIC |
| Cat’s nine, it’s said |
LIVES |
| Caterer’s vessel |
URN |
| Cleveland’s lake |
ERIE |
| Cobwebby room, often |
ATTIC |
| Cohort of Kent and Lane |
OLSEN |
| Computer-linking technology |
ETHERNET |
| Depot posting, for short |
SKED |
| Derby competitor’s footwear item |
ROLLERSKATE |
| Disney character who sings ‘Let It Go’ |
ELSA |
| Disreputable doctor |
QUACK |
| Doctor’s application to a newborn’s bottom |
SLAP |
| Dye in temporary tattoos |
HENNA |
| Emanation from a heat lamp |
INFRAREDRAY |
| Feedbag morsel |
OAT |
| Fudge the facts |
LIE |
| Grandpa Simpson |
ABE |
| Groundskeeper’s tool |
MOWER |
| Hogwarts professor Severus |
SNAPE |
| Home to 9-Across and 23-Across |
EDEN |
| Homes for drones |
HIVES |
| Japan’s Prime Minster, 1941-44 |
TOJO |
| Johnny who sang at Folsom Prison |
CASH |
| Joint with an ACL |
KNEE |
| Last half of DINK |
NOKIDS |
| Laurel of old comedy |
STAN |
| Leave nothing to chance |
PLAN |
| Licoricelike flavoring |
ANISE |
| Like hardcore fans |
AVID |
| Like midtown Manhattan |
URBAN |
| Lob’s path |
ARC |
| Made like a goose |
HONKED |
| Mail caught in filters |
SPAM |
| Motel employee |
MAID |
| Much AM radio fare |
TALK |
| Navel buildup |
LINT |
| Nicollette of ‘Dynasty’ |
SHERIDAN |
| Northeast Corridor express train |
ACELA |
| Of the flock |
LAIC |
| One of Cuba’s Castros |
RAUL |
| Perrier competitor |
EVIAN |
| Places for flocks |
LEAS |
| Played the market |
TRADED |
| Prado’s city |
MADRID |
| Prefix with pilot |
AUTO |
| Pull up stakes, slangily |
RELO |
| Reach a high point |
PEAK |
| React to a sour taste |
PUCKER |
| Richard Nixon’s religious affiliation |
QUAKER |
| Rob of ‘90210’ |
ESTES |
| Scullers’ sport |
CREW |
| Share a border |
ABUT |
| Shirt depicting a rock star |
TEE |
| Sing like Ella |
SCAT |
| Sistine Chapel ceiling figure |
EVE |
| Sistine Chapel ceiling figure |
ADAM |
| Spiky-haired fad doll |
TROLL |
| Still-life fruit |
PEAR |
| Surgery sites, briefly |
ORS |
| Teamster’s rig |
SEMI |
| Turner with eight Grammys |
TINA |
| Wetlands wader |
IBIS |
| Wind-formed hill |
DUNE |
| Word with ear or tube |
INNER |
| Yankees great Jeter |
DEREK |
| Year-end celebrations |
YULES |