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Across
- Orchestra heavyweightsTUBAS
- Mushroom in ramenENOKI
- When tripled, a comment of annoyanceNAG
- “Oh my!”GOSH
- It has a very big bedOCEAN
- One of a pair of explorers on the Missouri state quarterLEWIS
- Spring featureCOIL
- Golden rule wordUNTO
- Run-on sentence?GOAHEADWITHOUTME
- ___-by dateSELL
- Common female middle nameANN
- Wax theatricalEMOTE
- Sharply dressed, shoewise?STILETTOED
- Boring eventsSNOOZERS
- Bit of connivingSCHEME
- Five-letter world capital that locals spell as two wordsHANOI
- Tempe neighborMESA
- Passing comment?THEAYESHAVEIT
- Riding the wavesASEA
- Something a bib catchesDROOL
- Busy Bee, for shortSAM
- Single quote?IWANTTOBEALONE
- Doesn’t touchLETSBE
- Head to bedRETIRE
- Surreal finale?IST
- Big name in student grantsPELL
- Order to attackSICON
- ___ Paradise, “On the Road” protagonistSAL
- Weapon associated with the film quote “Here’s Johnny!”AXE
- Sack clothBURLAP
- Hats, slangilyLIDS
- Just saying?TURNABOUTISFAIRPLAY
- ___ Roddenberry, first TV writer on the Hollywood Walk of FameGENE
- Ancient Greek poet sometimes called the “Tenth Muse”SAPPHO
- SmearTAR
- PreschoolerTOT
- Nickname for Baseball Hall-of-Famer Ernie BanksMRCUB
- When tripled, “etc.”YADA
- Educational TV spot, for shortPSA
- Square dance moveDOSIDO
- Fireplace itemASHPAN
- Stock phrase?HOWNOWBROWNCOW
- Not commercial: Abbr.RES
- BrisklyAPACE
- Bring inEARN
- Self expression?COGITOERGOSUM
- Trade jabsSPAR
- Sports venueARENA
- “Outta luck!”NOSOAP
- Magical powderSTARDUST
- Prepped for surgerySCRUBBEDUP
- Children’s song refrainEIEIO
- Uma Thurman’s role in “Pulp Fiction”MIA
- Yonder, in dialectTHAR
- Old saw?AGEISJUSTANUMBER
- AngerRILE
- Spew angerRANT
- ___ Mitchell, creator of the Tony-winning musical “Hadestown”ANAIS
- HandleSEETO
- “What are the ___?”ODDS
- Deli sandwich, hold the vowelsBLT
- Like stereotypical Seattle weatherRAINY
- Symbol of the National Audubon SocietyEGRET
Down
- Coverings on ancient Roman statuaryTOGAS
- Women’s basketball powerhouse, for shortUCONN
- Gas-relieving brandBEANO
- “What a relief!”AAH
- “4-Down-choo!”SNEEZE
- Poe poem about a mythical questELDORADO
- Scurriers near streamsNEWTS
- Minor cut, sayOWIE
- Makeup holderKIT
- Suffix with Black or brackISH
- “Can’t deal with that right now!”NOTIME
- Lacking focusAIMLESS
- Unbridled joyGLEE
- Composer MahlerGUSTAV
- Low tieONEONE
- Canonized fifth-century pope called “the Great”STLEOI
- “Stop right there!”HOLDIT
- Adorable oneCUTEY
- ___ Research CenterAMES
- Org. tracking workplace accidentsOSHA
- English setting for a series of Impressionist paintings by MonetTHAMES
- Neighbor of an EmiratiOMANI
- Young weaned pigSHOAT
- Monk’s digsCELL
- Word with tippy or twinkleTOES
- “2001: A Space Odyssey” computerHAL
- Puts on … or things put onAIRS
- Ugly ones sometimes come out in DecemberSWEATERS
- Nosh at noon, sayEATLUNCH
- Diamond statRBI
- Second-most common Vietnamese surnameTRAN
- Home of Wichita FallsTEXAS
- Magnum ___OPUS
- Game ball materialNERF
- The scat got her tongue, you might sayELLA
- Where bills pile upTILL
- Lower extremity afflictionSCIATICA
- Secret targetBODYODOR
- Capt.’s assistant, maybeENS
- Milk: Fr.LAIT
- Where the meaning of life was sold in 2000 for $3.26EBAY
- Part of a job applicationBIO
- European museum whose name means “meadow”PRADO
- Sign on againREUP
- Another name for the moonfishOPAH
- Common wedding hairstyleUPDO
- Undergo rapprochementTHAW
- Stern’s oppositePROW
- “Today” rival, for shortGMA
- “Old ___ Road,” longest-running #1 single in Billboard history (19 weeks)TOWN
- You might open one at a pubBARTAB
- Kind of book or adPOPUP
- Didn’t just floatSWAM
- Home of 72-DownABC
- Mortimer ___, dummy of old radio and TVSNERD
- Newcomer, informallyNEO
- Org. in charge of the 23-DownNASA
- Not worryRESTEASY
- Country whose most widely spoken language is WolofSENEGAL
- Democratic politician JuliánCASTRO
- Flower for a corsageORCHID
- First name in the 1970s White HouseGERALD
- Gets used (to)INURES
- Gopher, e.g.RODENT
- Fighter pilot’s wearGSUIT
- [head slap]OOPS
- Masochist’s pleasurePAIN
- Generate, as suspicionAROUSE
- Peaceful protestSITIN
- Brown shadeUMBER
- Evening hour in SpainSIETE
- Cartomancer’s deckTAROT
- Pointed remarkBARB
- Actor MoralesESAI
- RattleJAR
- “___ voce poco fa” (Rossini aria)UNA
- One of the March sistersMEG