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Across
- Bird growing up Down UnderEMU
- Russian novelist MaximGORKI
- HoneyBABE
- Suddenly stand at attentionSNAPTO
- Apt move when dancing the salsa?DIP
- Home of the Huskies, informallyUCONN
- “He’s like ___ to me”ASON
- Undo, legislativelyREPEAL
- NotwithstandingINSPITEOF
- … It abuts water on only one of its four sidesRHODEISLAND
- Attach, as a ribbonTIEON
- Possible result of late payments, informallyREPO
- Verb on a candy heartLUV
- Tithing portionTENTH
- … It’s an ellipseSTPETERSSQUARE
- “Little House on the Prairie” girlLAURA
- Italian “darling”CARA
- Like drumheadsTAUT
- Frankish finishENDE
- Inker’s artworkTAT
- Meeting expectationsUPTOPAR
- Source of Andrew Carnegie’s fortuneSTEEL
- Heir extension?ESS
- LambasteTEARINTO
- CompetitorRIVAL
- Of all timeEVER
- Impersonator’s skillAPING
- … It was predominantly GermanHOLYROMANEMPIRE
- Sci-fi character depicted as a glowing red dotHAL
- Punjab’s capitalLAHORE
- Things around a cloverleafEXITSIGNS
- Footprint makerSOLE
- Give ___ on the wristASLAP
- Jennifer who wrote the Pulitzer-winning “A Visit From the Goon Squad”EGAN
- CurrentlyATPRESENT
- Van Gogh masterworkIRISES
- Move offshore, sayEBB
- … It’s an American name for a German gameCHINESECHECKERS
- Fuel mileage, for exampleRATIO
- Gambling game akin to bingoKENO
- Drift ice piecesFLOES
- Vouch forATTESTTO
- Letters on an incomplete syllabusTBA
- SeriousSTAID
- Like par 2 holes among all holes in miniature golfEASIEST
- Rapper Tone ___LOC
- ___ the Orange (Syracuse mascot)OTTO
- PretentiousARTY
- Defibrillator prosEMTS
- Some rectangular tabletsIPADS
- … They’re of Indian originARABICNUMERALS
- Wind-up toys?KITES
- It’s often performed by 105-AcrossCPR
- Sounds of enlightenmentAHAS
- Like bicycle chainsOILED
- … It’s a woodwind from Central EuropeENGLISHHORN
- Onetime home of the Vikings and the TwinsMETRODOME
- Make litter-proof?NEUTER
- Wholehearted endorsementAMEN
- Flanged structural supportIBEAM
- Yang’s oppositeYIN
- Cool red giantsSSTARS
- U.S. viticulture regionNAPA
- Printing huesCYANS
- It starts in Mar.DST
Down
- Make amends?EDIT
- They’re compacter than compactsMINIS
- MiffedUPSET
- … It’s a rodent native to the AndesGUINEAPIG
- Mo. when the N.F.L., N.B.A., N.H.L. and M.L.B. all have gamesOCT
- Unidentified person in a suitROE
- Big name in the soup aisleKNORR
- OverrunsINFESTS
- Highly decoratedBAROQUE
- Eruption particulatesASH
- When doubled, a Yale football songBOOLA
- SurviveENDURE
- ___ LankaSRI
- Spoons, e.g.NESTLES
- Cop ___APLEA
- … It’s a legumePEANUT
- Hindu tradition that’s two men’s names in reverseTANTRA
- TriteOLDHAT
- Popular microwave snackPOPCORN
- What avengers getEVEN
- Exam for many sophs. and jrs.PSAT
- Second most popular Vietnamese surname (after Nguyen)TRAN
- Kitt who played Catwoman on TVEARTHA
- In ___ developmentUTERO
- ExpungesDELETES
- Home to the Sundance Film FestivalUTAH
- Salt’s hip-hop counterpartPEPA
- Aerobatic maneuverTAILSPIN
- Tart dessertLIMEPIE
- Vintage-looking shadeSEPIA
- La-la lead-inOOH
- Preventive medicine, slangilyVAX
- “Star Wars” nicknameANI
- Short storyVIGNETTE
- West end?ERN
- Pixelatedness, for shortRES
- AbhorsLOATHES
- Slices of life: Abbr.YRS
- Historic discoveryRELIC
- Umami enhancer, for shortMSG
- What diet products often containLESSFAT
- Alternative indicationORNOT
- First, last, male or female nameLEE
- Gilded chest in the BibleARK
- Cathy’s comics cryACK
- Not just anyTHE
- Fish that’s 69-Down reversedEEL
- High-grade U.S.M.C. enlisteeNCO
- Lima lady: Abbr.SRA
- RegardESTEEM
- AtomsBITS
- A rancher might pull one over a calfBOOT
- Cornerstone abbr.ESTAB
- … They’re lousy places to sleepRESTROOMS
- “To repeat …”ASISAID
- SubduedTAME
- More overbearingBOSSIER
- Huffington of journalismARIANNA
- Septennial symptom?ITCH
- CharismaticDYNAMIC
- Compares (to)LIKENS
- Throws in one’s two centsOPINES
- … It usually comes from sheepCATGUT
- Dash dialTACH
- Unmatched sock, informallyORPHAN
- Silty spotDELTA
- Welcoming whiffAROMA
- Phrase before a dateUSEBY
- Eponym of a London insurerLLOYD
- Highway haulersSEMIS
- Parking lot souvenirDENT
- AARPersSRS
- Part of a gym setREP
- Bagged leaves?TEA
- DashedRAN