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Across
- Delicacy also known as sablefish
- Band for an awards ceremony, maybe
- It has wheels and flies
- Work one’s way through, as a maze
- Some “M*A*S*H” characters
- Speed up
- Mauna ___
- “That wasn’t just talk on my part”
- Canceled
- Show one’s humanity, perhaps
- Where the flash drive was invented: Abbr.
- ___ Sword (night sky sight)
- Vessels for vintners
- The lion’s share
- Merck work, for short
- Aren’t wrong?
- Actress/YouTube star Koshy
- Noted relationship in physics
- Bond
- Pirate’s activity
- Word sometimes followed, mysteriously, by an ellipsis
- Artificial object in orbit?
- Sci-fi leader of the Resistance
- So-called “People of the Sun”
- Shade from the sun
- Philharmonic sect.
- Euro forerunner
- Milk, slangily
- “He hath but a little ___ face”: Shak.
- Child’s one-piece outer garment
- Caribbean locale across the water from Morro Castle
- Become incapable of parting?
- Like much Halloween candy
- “You’re ___!” (reproof)
- Shanghai or Mumbai
Down
- Slow down
- Paper, vis-Ã -vis scissors
- Promising area
- Browns, in brief
- Actress Russell of “The Americans”
- Rap sheet, so to speak
- Dwell (on)
- Capital on the Cape Verde peninsula
- “That’s enough out of you!”
- Musica, for one, in ancient Rome
- Like some exotic drinks at tiki bars
- Fits in between?
- “Family Feud” airer
- Drink that you could really use
- “Hi” follower
- Arthur and Garfield, for two
- “Très chic!”
- Level best?
- Actress Thurman
- “___ Up” (N.F.L. feature with in-game dialogue)
- Smidges
- Simon of the “Mission: Impossible” movies
- Do-o-ope
- Dance-based class in a pool
- German
- Go-ahead
- Sea urchin in sushi
- Mortal mother of Dionysus
- Stopped a ship using the wind, in nautical lingo
- Fluorescent bulb, maybe
- Language of southern Africa
- 2020 Christopher Nolan sci-fi thriller
- Primed
- Bit of work
- Bit of work
- Three o’clock, so to speak
- Back stroke?
- Trader ___