USA Today Crossword Answers – Sep 29 2019

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‘Deirdre’ playwright W.B YEATS
‘I, Robot’ author Asimov ISAAC
‘Piece of cake!’ ITSEASY
‘The Virginian’ author Wister OWEN
0 and 1, for two INTEGERS
3-Downs’ carriers HODS
An Arab state native OMANI
Ancient times DISTANTPAST
Andean pack animals LLAMAS
Ballet school rail BARRE
Barney, to Fred PAL
Body-scanning org TSA
BOGOF part FREE
Boston Harbor jetsam TEA
Children’s author Lindbergh ANNE
Clean up, as text EDIT
Clip-___ (many bowties) ONS
Command after ‘Ready!’ GETSET
Commit an in-flight no-no SMOKE
Connection via network REMOTEACCESS
Crinkly sole material CREPE
Cut off from retreat HEMIN
Dam on the Nile ASWAN
Decorator’s asset TASTE
Duplicates in a lab CLONES
Evidence of a lashing WELT
Fat in mincemeat SUET
Fire engine tool AXE
First lady McKinley IDA
Forms a froth FOAMS
Fuss, to the Bard ADO
Germany’s national tree OAK
Gin fizz flavoring SLOE
Gluttony or sloth SIN
Great white’s cousin MAKO
Greek letters with ‘R’ sounds RHOS
Hash ingredient, slangily SPUD
Hire, as an attorney ENGAGE
Hirsch of ‘Milk’ EMILE
Hogwarts librarian Pince IRMA
Immobilizing weapon TASER
Jam-packed circus vehicles CLOWNCARS
Jewish wedding dance HORA
Kagan on the bench ELENA
Lifesaver attachment ROPE
Lob’s trajectory ARC
Long of ‘House of Lies’ NIA
Machine gun sound RATATAT
Minimal fan setting LOW
Move like a crab SIDLE
Musk of Tesla ELON
Pistol part GRIP
Pre-CIA spy org OSS
Prospector’s find ORE
Ralph Kramden’s mate ALICE
Range with chalets ALPS
Regatta racer SLOOP
Report fake news, say LIE
Sci-fi movie with ‘Newcomers’ ALIENNATION
Scout’s work, briefly RECON
Scrapped, as a launch NOGO
Serenade, perhaps WOO
Shower stall gunk SCUM
Sighed words AHME
Sign on a flat ROOMTOLET
Singer with Duke and Count ELLA
Stand-up Margaret CHO
Stripper, e.g EXOTICDANCER
Sub with a combo SITIN
Swamp predator, briefly GATOR
Tiny Tim’s strings, for short UKE
Umlaut part DOT
Uncle Remus address BRER
Utility worker’s reading GASMETER
Vizquel, oldest MLB shortstop ever OMAR
When Brutus struck IDES
Whiny music genre EMO
Worker with a trowel MASON