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Across
- SmashingSOCKO
- Wide-eyed in wonderAGOG
- Woofer outputBASS
- Casual vodka orderSTOLI
- BubblingABOIL
- PriceyDEAR
- Alma mater of Grant and Lee: Abbr.USMA
- Board game pieceTOKEN
- Dog’s order at a malt shop?HOUNDSHAKE
- The “day” in “seize the day”DIEM
- “Arrival” visitorALIEN
- You can see right through itLENS
- Part of H.M.S.HER
- “Game of Thrones” patriarch has difficulties?NEDFLOUNDERS
- Zora Neale Hurston’s “___ Eyes Were Watching God”THEIR
- Stand-up comic KondaboluHARI
- Drum heard in raga musicTABLA
- Creator of Christopher RobinAAMILNE
- Beat out by a hairEDGED
- Big name in ratingsNIELSEN
- Male sailorsSHIPMEN
- Words of affirmationYESSES
- UpscaleDELUXE
- Android alternativeIOS
- ___ MahalTAJ
- Kind of dietFAD
- Chest muscle, informallyPEC
- The “S” of 48-AcrossSYSTEM
- Advised a chess player to attack the king?COUNSELEDCHECK
- Spanish unit of time with a tildeANO
- Yoda, to LukeMENTOR
- Shows as an encore presentationREAIRS
- A fingerprint can leave oneSMUDGE
- Cell no., sayTEL
- Strips of weaponsUNARMS
- Coming from two speakersSTEREO
- Frequent choice for maid of honorSISTER
- Deg. for an aspiring attorney abroadLLB
- Part of Disney’s advertising budget?MOUSEMARKETING
- How some pranks might goTOOFAR
- Constellation with a palindromic nameARA
- Scat syllable for SinatraDOO
- Hula loopLEI
- Academy Award winner for “Moonlight” and “Green Book”ALI
- Dr. Seuss character who becomes “King of the Mud”YERTLE
- Sushi condimentWASABI
- Birds that can recognize themselves in mirrorsMAGPIES
- Beyond sad, or beyond happyINTEARS
- Some piercing spotsLOBES
- Categorically statedAVERRED
- IndubitablyQUITE
- Bellybutton fluffLINT
- Bordeaux wine regionMEDOC
- Decisively defeat a cabinet department?TROUNCESTATE
- Musical knackEAR
- Share on social mediaPOST
- Like a zealous fan baseRABID
- School attended by 20 prime ministersETON
- Feeling one gets under anesthesia at the dentist?FUZZYMOUTH
- Rat in “Ratatouille”EMILE
- Word before or after runLONG
- Memo headingINRE
- Prize for a doc, maybeOSCAR
- Stick a fork inSPEAR
- Weapon with a bell guardEPEE
- Loathsome personTOAD
- Indira Gandhi’s fatherNEHRU
Down
- Comedian MortSAHL
- Instrument from the French for “high wood”OBOE
- Bad shot by Dracula?COUNTMISS
- AffinityKINSHIP
- Lacking originalityOLD
- FollowerADHERENT
- Prepare, with “up”GEAR
- Symbol of sturdinessOAK
- ___ launcherGRENADE
- Close palsBUDDIES
- “Yeah, right!”ASIF
- Process, as oreSMELT
- Language with only 14 native lettersSAMOAN
- He made his final cameo in “Avengers: Endgame”STANLEE
- Spilled one’s soulTOLDALL
- ’30s migrantOKIE
- Unwelcome lookLEER
- Places to exchange dollars for quartersINNS
- Stand out from the crowdSHINE
- Little bits of energyERGS
- Competitor of eBayUBID
- Tree that lines the Central Park MallELM
- Debut single for both Jimi Hendrix and Patti SmithHEYJOE
- Flaws and allASIS
- Shout for 44-AcrossAHOY
- Put off for another dayDEFER
- Building caretakersSUPERS
- Higher-ups in a hierarchyEXECS
- Part of a guitarNECK
- One on the road in “On the Road”SAL
- Maker of Instant Feathers and Hi-Speed TonicACME
- Laura of “Marriage Story”DERN
- Does some bronco-busting, e.g.TAMES
- Accustom (to)ENURE
- Broadband deviceMODEM
- Loosen, in a wayUNTIE
- Banned display of firepower, informallyNTEST
- Conductor Georg with 31 GrammysSOLTI
- Passed out in VegasDEALT
- Gambino crime family patriarchCARLO
- Attractive but vacuous guy, in slangHIMBO
- Mary, Queen of Scots, e.g.STUART
- ProdGOAD
- ProdURGE
- Philosopher KierkegaardSOREN
- “Salud!” cousinSKOAL
- Heed an army posterENLIST
- “Will you allow me to demonstrate?”MAYI
- Plane ticket infoROW
- Comfy seating at a carnival?FAIRCOUCH
- Downwind, at seaALEE
- New England art inst.RISD
- “Mind. Blown.”IMAMAZED
- Shot served with salt and limeTEQUILA
- CleanLAUNDER
- Lexicographer PartridgeERIC
- Singer Knowles with a 2016 #1 albumSOLANGE
- Ever so slightlyABIT
- Perk from workBENEFIT
- Tex who animated Bugs BunnyAVERY
- Diploma equivalent, in briefGED
- Make an engaging offer?PROPOSE
- British spy Christopher in 2016 newsSTEELE
- Legally prohibitESTOP
- Parisian equivalent to “molto” or “muy”TRES
- Increase, with “up”RAMP
- Stage prize since 1956OBIE
- It distinguishes meaning in many East Asian languagesTONE
- Fitch of Abercrombie & FitchEZRA
- Red carpet intervieweeSTAR
- Traffic sign wordTHRU
- Card game callUNO
- Sun follower?MON