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Across
- Setting for “Amazing Grace,” maybeMASS
- “___ Revere, Engineer” (best-selling picture book)ROSIE
- Mix, as eggsBEAT
- Something taught in a 101 class, so to speakABCS
- Over-the-topEXTRA
- ShrineALTAR
- Bring inEARN
- Barre bendsPLIES
- Abandon, informallyDITCH
- Dir. from Lubbock to San AntonioSSE
- Hard laborTOIL
- Classic fraternity bashTOGAPARTY
- New York CityTHEBIGAPPLE
- Not shoot straightMISAIM
- Exchange for cashREDEEM
- ___ ProIPAD
- Cavaliers, on scoreboardsCLE
- Peak in ThessalyOSSA
- “Fish and visitors stink after three days,” for oneADAGE
- “Melrose Place” actor RobESTES
- Underground warning … or a warning about four squares in this gridMINDTHEGAP
- Raindrop in the sunlight, e.g.PRISM
- Like many theater kidsARTSY
- Keys often hit in panic: Abbr.ESCS
- “Parks and ___” (familiar name of a TV sitcom)REC
- Rudolph formerly of “S.N.L.”MAYA
- How Twitter trolls often commentMEANLY
- Like the acid in pickle juiceACETIC
- Native of the Lion CitySINGAPOREAN
- Activewear akin to leggingsYOGAPANTS
- Suffix with thick or sickNESS
- Coach ParseghianARA
- Get aroundEVADE
- Like Andrew Jackson and James Buchanan, by heritageIRISH
- CutSKIP
- “King Lear” daughterREGAN
- “Alki,” for Washington StateMOTTO
- Black widow spiders make dangerous onesPETS
- OthersREST
- CortègePOSSE
- Channing with a 14-year N.B.A. career (2005-19)FRYE
Down
- Pit boss?MAESTRO
- HumiliatesABASHES
- Lengthy rantsSCREEDS
- Often-memorized string: Abbr.SSN
- Car towerREPOMAN
- Yellow primroseOXLIP
- “Doesn’t matter, but …”STILL
- SteamIRE
- Part of 21-AcrossEAST
- “Uh-oh! Don’t do that!”BADIDEA
- Three-syllable man’s nameELIAS
- DrawATTRACT
- Able to be feltTACTILE
- Moan and groan, e.g.RHYMES
- DrawTIE
- German grandmotherOMA
- GrinsBEAMS
- Prime-time hourEIGHT
- Sound recording copyright symbolsPEES
- An exhibit at F.D.R.’s presidential library is dedicated to itDDAY
- Some Gillette razorsATRAS
- Pickle unitSPEAR
- On the horizonIMMINENT
- Bit of workout gearGYMSHOE
- Occasion to speak up?PRAYER
- Get betterRECOVER
- Long cold spellICEAGE
- 41-Down, by another nameSNEAKER
- EnlightenmentCLARITY
- It may get fired because of a thoughtSYNAPSE
- PretenseACT
- Alternative to ChapStickEOS
- Spoken flourishesTADAS
- Some signatures, brieflyINITS
- Makes a homeNESTS
- FoolSIMP
- Kanga’s kidROO
- Beach lotion lettersSPF