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Across
- BoastsCROWS
- Longtime anthropomorphic aardvark on PBSARTHUR
- Australia’s national women’s basketball teamOPALS
- Sounds “everywhere,” in a children’s songBAABAA
- GloomyMOROSE
- Soup serverLADLE
- Add insult to injuryRUBSALTINTHEWOUND
- “Whenever I want you, all I have to do” is this, in an Everly Brothers hitDREAM
- Farming prefixAGRO
- “Gracias a ___”DIOS
- Jam producerTRAFFIC
- Jack Frost’s biteNIP
- Bits of terre in la merILES
- ChurnsROILS
- Author HarperLEE
- He loved LucyDESI
- DrySERE
- Tea typePEKOE
- “A Life for the ___” (Mikhail Glinka opera)TSAR
- 1940s vice president who went on to become presidentPERON
- “In Praise of Folly” writerERASMUS
- How to take glib promisesWITHAGRAINOFSALT
- Dog/dog separatorEAT
- Subject of many a negotiationSALARY
- Days ___INN
- Jeanne d’Arc, e.g.: Abbr.STE
- EnlivensSPICESUP
- Big feller?AXE
- Fails to beISNT
- City on the Brazos RiverWACO
- Propeller blades?OARS
- ___ CrunchCAPN
- GobsOODLES
- Item often numbered from 3 to 9IRON
- Boardwalk buySALTWATERTAFFY
- GushRAVE
- Time magazine’s Person of the Century runner-up, 1999GANDHI
- StrainTUNE
- ___ Westover, author of the 2018 best-selling memoir “Educated”TARA
- Big name in theatersIMAX
- Till compartmentONES
- “Silent Spring” subject, for shortDDT
- NothingburgerNONEVENT
- Descartes’s conclusionIAM
- EnergyVIM
- Least interestingDRIEST
- It gets the ball rollingCUE
- 2002 Winter Olympics localeSALTLAKECITYUTAH
- Looks throughPERUSES
- Abdominal pain producerULCER
- Way of securing paymentLIEN
- Fizzy drinksSODAS
- Knitting stitchPURL
- “Holy ___!”MOLY
- Word after bargain or overheadBIN
- Emulated a kittenMEWED
- ___ expense (free)ATNO
- Org. with the slogan “Every child. One voice”PTA
- Brand with the slogan “The Art of Childhood”CRAYOLA
- What flies usually becomeOUTS
- Get cold feet, with “out”WUSS
- It’s held by a winnerTITLE
- You, according to Jesus in Matthew 5:13THESALTOFTHEEARTH
- FollowENSUE
- Reflexive pronounITSELF
- FishesANGLES
- Moved like Jagr?DEKED
- Shaded growthsMOSSES
- Lil Nas X and Billie Eilish, to teensIDOLS
Down
- Orlando ___, two-time Gold Glove Award winnerCABRERA
- Almost wonRANACLOSESECOND
- Martial artist’s beltOBI
- Appurtenance for a T.S.A. agentWAND
- Many Dorothy Parker piecesSATIRES
- Big 12 college townAMESIOWA
- Column crosserROW
- Brings (out)TROTS
- Time of dayHOUR
- Sch. with 50+ alums who went on to become astronautsUSNA
- Warning signREDFLAG
- Blast from the pastOLDIE
- Setting for a classic Georges Seurat painting, en françaisPARC
- Fruity quaffADE
- South American cowboysLLANEROS
- Like Havarti or MuensterSEMISOFT
- Reveille playerBUGLER
- Jack upRAISE
- Repeated part of a pop songHOOK
- Kind of wheelFERRIS
- PeakPINNACLE
- Heroine of Bizet’s “The Pearl Fishers”LEILA
- Cozy spotDEN
- Shows how it’s donePUTSONACLINIC
- Climate change, notablyTHREAT
- StateSAY
- Refried beanPINTO
- Astronaut Jemison of the space shuttle EndeavourMAE
- Reduction in what one owesTAXCREDIT
- HeadachesANNOYANCES
- Nursery rhyme coupleSPRATS
- GulpSWIG
- Prefix with medic or militaryPARA
- Princess Diana, for oneICON
- Negotiator with G.M.UAW
- SucklingINFANT
- Disco ___ (“The Simpsons” character)STU
- MemorizedPAT
- ExasperateDRIVEUPAWALL
- Fabric with sheenLAME
- Actress ___ Rachel WoodEVAN
- Potential source of a political scandalSEXT
- Evasive maneuverENDRUN
- Opposite of “to”FRO
- Behave like a helicopter parentHOVER
- Attendant of Desdemona in “Othello”EMILIA
- Lightly roastTEASE
- Continental abbr.EUR
- ClusteredINACLUMP
- Meted outALLOTTED
- Best Actress Oscar winner between Streep and FieldMACLAINE
- Agent of changeDYE
- Attention seekersSHOWOFFS
- CriticalKEY
- Fictional exemplar of Christmas spiritTINYTIM
- Stir-fried noodle dishPADTHAI
- Sews upSUTURES
- Senator Joni and Dadaist MaxERNSTS
- What water in a bucket might doSLOSH
- Source of the line “Man does not live by bread alone”: Abbr.DEUT
- Boxer, for exampleBREED
- HandcuffsMANACLES
- This, for oneCLUE
- “___ be in England”OHTO
- Not so muchLESS
- PostSEND
- “Tut-tut”TSK
- Argentina’s leading daily sports newspaperOLE
- Super endingEGO