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- BroodsSTEWS
- “___ are the voyages of the starship Enterprise”THESE
- Long-billed waderIBIS
- IdiosyncrasiesTICS
- Brownie ingredientCOCOA
- Actor Tom of “The Dukes of Hazzard”WOPAT
- Indie singer/songwriter ___ CaseNEKO
- 1980s U.S. Davis Cup team captainASHE
- Your apartment-mate, if you don’t close the door before showering?AROOMIEWITHAVIEW
- Self-involvedVAIN
- BlendMELD
- ExpensivePRICY
- DrumstickLEG
- Gets betterHEALS
- Your wish, maybe, when a rambunctious terrier puppy is first brought home?ESCAPEFROMNEWYORKIE
- Browning who directed “Dracula,” 1931TOD
- Draw a bead onAIMAT
- Bring inEARN
- Songwriters’ org.ASCAP
- Lady friend, in FlorenceAMICA
- Great ___DANE
- See 88-AcrossSEA
- Soprano ___ Te KanawaKIRI
- Giant starIDOL
- Tyrannic sort?RAGINGBULLY
- O. Henry?IRONYMAN
- Time and TideBRANDS
- ZapNUKE
- President pro ___TEM
- Giant flying turtle monster of filmGAMERA
- “What greater gift than the love of a ___”: Charles DickensCAT
- But: Fr.MAIS
- Not digitalANALOG
- HankeringYEN
- Monarch’s inits.HRH
- It can cause shortness of breathASTHMA
- Sight at a gladiatorial fightGORE
- Fluffy neckwearBOA
- ChoosesELECTS
- Actress Grier of “Jackie Brown”PAM
- Location of Hephaestus’ forgeETNA
- Spoil, as a paradeRAINON
- Online reference about toilets?JOHNWIKI
- Guys who pass out Halloween treats?GOODYFELLAS
- Greenhouse containersPOTS
- Some fútbol cheersOLES
- Completely dominateOWN
- With 45-Across, what was once the world’s fourth-largest inland body of waterARAL
- Atkins dieters’ no-nosCARBS
- Rapunzel featureTRESS
- Walked overTROD
- ___ syrup (natural sweetener)AGAVE
- Drummer StarkeyZAK
- What outsiders think about the new hire?STRANGERSONATRAINEE
- Common baitfishCHUBS
- Terminal guesstimate, for shortETA
- Statistical tool for checking a hypothesisTTEST
- Be a stool pigeonTALK
- “Mila 18” novelistURIS
- What the exhausted working woman wears to bed?AHARDDAYSNIGHTIE
- Man-to-man alternativeZONE
- Lavish soireeGALA
- RuffianBRUTE
- Singer MannAIMEE
- Drink flavorerZEST
- Statuette that weighs 6 pounds 12 1/2 ouncesEMMY
- According toASPER
- Become slick, in a wayICEUP
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- Grifter’s gameSCAM
- RacedTORE
- Place to learn lessons in LyonECOLE
- Dye on a deckWOODSTAIN
- Spade said to be excellent at digging up dirtSAM
- PipsqueakTWERP
- Football Hall-of-Famer LongHOWIE
- Flop that’s one for the agesEPICFAIL
- LecherousSATYRIC
- Ordinal suffixETH
- Emulate EdisonINVENT
- “Boring” shadeBEIGE
- 1950s White House nicknameIKE
- Female badgerSOW
- The Boar’s Head, in ShakespeareTAVERN
- Russian artist Brodsky, the first painter awarded the Order of LeninISAAK
- It turns a hot dog into a Texas hot dogCHILI
- Pick up onSENSE
- Product that had sales of more than 300,000 on its first day in 2010IPAD
- Michigan collegeALMA
- Biblical peakHOREB
- Beat walkerCOP
- Astrologer SydneyOMARR
- Slowly eases (off)WEANS
- Andrew ___, businessman-turned-politicianYANG
- Pointy-eared dogAKITA
- Tornado warning deviceSIREN
- Early humanCROMAGNON
- Early humanADAM
- Michael Lewis best seller with the subtitle “The Art of Winning an Unfair Game”MONEYBALL
- Got resultsDIDTHEJOB
- Editor’s stack of unsolicited manuscriptsSLUSHPILE
- WapitiELK
- All-vowel avowalAYE
- Publicist’s concernIMAGE
- German city near the Belgian borderAACHEN
- Tree knotGNARL
- Textbook sectionUNIT
- Bela Lugosi’s role in “The Ghost of Frankenstein”YGOR
- Word before bread or boatBANANA
- Take care of, as a persistent squeakREOIL
- Computation class in CambridgeMATHS
- Part of A.P.A.: Abbr.ASSN
- TruckfulLOAD
- AssemblesMAKES
- Out of whackAMISS
- Fold-up bedsCOTS
- “Nations have their ___, just like individuals”: James JoyceEGO
- HaulTOW
- Charles who wrote “The Cloister and the Hearth”READE
- Bygone sister language of LatinOSCAN
- Valued asset for an employeeWORKETHIC
- What some sailors bring backYARNS
- Throat problemFROG
- BeautifyPRETTYUP
- Gamers’ embodimentsAVATARS
- WhupTAN
- Adjustable feature of a typewriterTABSET
- OffASTRAY
- Egg onGOAD
- Cousin of penneZITI
- SlimeballSCUZZ
- Painful sensationTHROE
- Machu Picchu or PompeiiRUINS
- KingdomREALM
- What’s left, in ParisRESTE
- 119-Across winner for both “Roots” and “Rich Man, Poor Man”ASNER
- Wonderland cake messageEATME
- SteadLIEU
- Medieval strongholdKEEP
- Go gray, sayAGE
- Scene stealerHAM
- Corporate “a.k.a.”DBA
- Chicken, in a Chinese dishGAI