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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Falls heavily | PLOPS |
| 6 | Kissers | LIPS |
| 10 | Loops in on an email | CCS |
| 13 | Densest naturally occurring element | OSMIUM |
| 15 | Redact, say | OMIT |
| 16 | Coop resident | HEN |
| 17 | Charging cord fiasco | TANGLE |
| 18 | Window decorator’s color choice? | NAVYSILL |
| 20 | Mississippi’s state trees, after all this time? | STILLMAGNOLIAS |
| 22 | They have it, often | AYES |
| 23 | Till bill | TEN |
| 24 | Pack it in | QUIT |
| 27 | Getaway for some me time | SPA |
| 30 | Sound of shock | GASP |
| 34 | Boxers, e.g. | UNDIES |
| 37 | Part of a Caesar boast | ISAW |
| 40 | French fry seasoning? | SEL |
| 41 | Binge eater’s lament? | ICANTFILLMYFACE |
| 44 | “I thought that was obvious!” | DUH |
| 45 | Beverage that uses caramel color | COLA |
| 46 | Generic destination | POINTB |
| 47 | Telegram punctuation | STOP |
| 49 | Popeyes rival | KFC |
| 51 | Peace of mind | EASE |
| 52 | Anderson of Jethro Tull | IAN |
| 55 | “Top Chef” fixture | OVEN |
| 58 | Pickle that barely fits into the jar? | KINDOFABIGDILL |
| 65 | Large family? | KIDSMILL |
| 66 | The Who song “Baba ___” | ORILEY |
| 67 | Farm animal in many rebus puzzles | EWE |
| 68 | Nearly 30% of all land | ASIA |
| 69 | Teacher’s plan | LESSON |
| 70 | Ones with APO addresses | GIS |
| 71 | Brooklyn’s NBA team | NETS |
| 72 | Shorthand appreciation | THANX |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chef’s collection | POTS |
| 2 | Wannabe J.D.’s exam | LSAT |
| 3 | Hyatt alternative | OMNI |
| 4 | Odecay anguagelay | PIGLATIN |
| 5 | Defile | SULLY |
| 6 | Dragged out | LONG |
| 7 | Somali-born model/philanthropist | IMAN |
| 8 | Basketball move | PIVOT |
| 9 | Subject for Strunk and White | STYLE |
| 10 | It grows on some pets | CHIA |
| 11 | Animation sheets | CELS |
| 12 | NBC staple | SNL |
| 14 | Many a repost | MEME |
| 19 | Act the informant | SING |
| 21 | Biblical beast | ASS |
| 24 | Lumps of chewing tobacco | QUIDS |
| 25 | Like a diamond from a mine | UNCUT |
| 26 | Moscow setting | IDAHO |
| 28 | Rice with spice | PILAF |
| 29 | “Handy” communication sys. | ASL |
| 31 | Yoga class posture | ASANA |
| 32 | Shakers et al. | SECTS |
| 33 | New cadet | PLEBE |
| 35 | Series-shortening abbr. | ETC |
| 36 | Bay Area airport code | SFO |
| 38 | Stage box | AMP |
| 39 | Grand Teton Natl. Pk. site | WYO |
| 42 | Sort | ILK |
| 43 | Quite wicked | FIENDISH |
| 48 | Items at the end of the alley | PINS |
| 50 | Ear’s center | COB |
| 53 | Don Draper, for one | ADMAN |
| 54 | Sleep preventer | NOISE |
| 56 | Cello kin | VIOL |
| 57 | Snowy wader | EGRET |
| 58 | Fuzzy fruit | KIWI |
| 59 | Middle of the month | IDES |
| 60 | Move like moths | FLIT |
| 61 | Sad sigh | ALAS |
| 62 | “Casablanca” role | ILSA |
| 63 | City of central Mexico | LEON |
| 64 | Minnesota’s WNBA team | LYNX |
| 65 | Bud holder, maybe | KEG |
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