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Across
- Unpleasantly surpriseJAR
- Music-licensing org.ASCAP
- Big brother?ABBOT
- Some Pac-12 athletesUTES
- Three or four, sayAFEW
- Ashton Kutcher’s role on “That ’70s Show”KELSO
- “Cross my heart”TRULY
- Ingredient in spanakopitaFETA
- Carefree qualityBREEZINESS
- SynopsisRECAP
- Saudi king before AbdullahFAHD
- Popular Asian honeymoon destinationBALIINDONESIA
- Ready for publicationEDITED
- Comes into viewEMERGES
- Was given no other optionHADTO
- Online publicationEZINE
- Funny FoxxREDD
- RantTIRADE
- Top musical group of the 1990s, per BillboardBOYZIIMEN
- 51 pastNINETO
- Patronize, in a wayDINEAT
- Slow start?ESS
- MomentarilyINASEC
- Supporting, with “up”SHORING
- “I messed up,” in slangMYB
- Comaneci of gymnasticsNADIA
- One shouting “Get off my lawn!”GEEZER
- PC portUSB
- Clothing designer MarcECKO
- “S.N.L.” alum who co-starred in 2016’s “Ghostbusters”KRISTENWIIG
- Classic soft drinkNEHI
- Response to a funny memeLOLZ
- Stopping pointEND
- Lead-in to meterODO
- ManageSEETO
- Follower of Sam or will.IAM
- Pince-___ glassesNEZ
- Iranian currency with a 75-Across on its billsRIAL
- See 73-AcrossIMAM
- Game console introduced in 2006NINTENDOWII
- It’s often included with an R.S.V.P. cardSASE
- Like most Italian singular nouns finishing in -a: Abbr.FEM
- Scatters aboutSTREWS
- United way?PLANE
- The most recent Pope BenedictXVI
- Like some “#@&!” languageABUSIVE
- “Actually, I do”WHYYES
- Photo ___OPS
- “Buddy Holly” band, 1994WEEZER
- Braced (oneself)NERVED
- New York social reformer whose name is on a Manhattan housing projectJACOBRIIS
- Amenable sortAGREER
- Pet lovers’ org.SPCA
- Phrase on a candy heartILUVU
- Impertinent sortsSNIPS
- Birds or waspsNESTERS
- Caviar sourceBELUGA
- Good-looking … or a phonetic hint to a feature found five times in this puzzleEASYONTHEEYES
- What may follow fire or stoneWALL
- Pulmonologist’s expertiseLUNGS
- Give too much lightOVEREXPOSE
- One way to turn a shipALEE
- Members of une sororitéAMIES
- National currency which, if you drop its second letter and read the result backward, spells another national currencyDINAR
- Memo headerATTN
- Knights’ titles in “A Game of Thrones”SERS
- Heart topper, in bridgeSPADE
- “Someone Like You” hitmaker, 2011ADELE
- Jokey suffix with mostEST
Down
- PrattleJABBER
- Triangular constructionAFRAME
- Was taken abackREELED
- Unable to move wellAKINETIC
- SubmitsSENDSIN
- Former TV psychic Miss ___CLEO
- The “A” of W.N.B.A.: Abbr.ASSN
- AskPOSE
- Parts of heartsATRIA
- Wonderful receptacle?BREADBIN
- Tampa Bay N.F.L.erBUC
- Rock-___ (jukebox brand)OLA
- Romantic preferenceTYPE
- Where to see Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus”UFFIZI
- Three or four, sayTEATIME
- Colorless gasesETHENES
- Turns blue?SADDENS
- “Well, that’s quite a coincidence …”WEIRD
- Sudden turnZIG
- Ewe or sowSHE
- One with superhuman powersDEITY
- Spanish or PortugueseTONGUE
- “___ Como Va” (Santana hit)OYE
- Make alterations toRESEW
- State of disbeliefATHEISM
- HumdingerDOOZIE
- Lusaka nativeZAMBIAN
- “Swell!”NEATO
- NNE or SSWDIR
- Tattoo artistsINKERS
- Fictional land of books and filmNARNIA
- “Impossible Is Nothing” sloganeerADIDAS
- Family nicknameSIS
- University officialsREGENTS
- ___ cantoBEL
- Part of a short raceGNOME
- Draws backSHIES
- Washington’s Kellyanne or GeorgeCONWAY
- Little: Ger.KLEINE
- Smith and NelsonOZZIES
- TeacherEDIFIER
- Emphatic denialNONEVER
- ArduousTIRING
- Degree for a research scientistMDPHD
- Latin lawLEX
- New York Mets epithetAMAZIN
- Quaint contractionTWERE
- West Coast brew, for shortOLY
- France’s Boulogne-___-MerSUR
- Disney’s Herbie, for oneVWBUG
- Under attackBESIEGED
- Visitors’ announcementWEREHERE
- “The Song of Hiawatha” tribeOJIBWAS
- Sierra Nevada, e.g.PALEALE
- OarSCULLER
- Frozen WasserEIS
- Counterpart of dorsalVENTRAL
- Immature eggsOVULES
- DoofusASS
- First part in an instruction manualSTEPA
- Hallucinogen sometimes called a “divine messenger”PEYOTE
- Parts of wavesCRESTS
- Give the green lightASSENT
- No longer in stylePASSE
- Reason for a TV-MA rating, perhapsSEX
- “Say it ain’t so!”ALAS
- Jedi guruYODA
- Poet who wrote “Jupiter from on high laughs at lovers’ perjuries”OVID
- World’s rarest gooseNENE
- A count managerUMP
- Vardalos of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding”NIA