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Across
Clues | Answers |
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Yankee Stadium has 24 of these | ACRES |
In the thick of | AMID |
Org. with X-rays | TSA |
Shape of a heron’s neck | ESS |
Bit of publicity | PROMO |
Bag for a diamond | BASE |
Yellowfin tuna | AHI |
Cheney and Harris, informally | VEEPS |
One prone to idol thoughts | HERO WORSHIPPER |
Marsh birds | EGRETS |
Clubs often require them, for short | IDS |
Pool locales | SPAS |
That: Sp. | ESA |
“Never you worry” | FRET NOT |
Moor | DOCK |
Call into question | IMPUGN |
Bouquet | FRAGRANCE |
Break up clods | HOE |
Bolívar who was known as “the Liberator” | SIMON |
Evening, to Yves | SOIR |
Reggae-like genre | SKA |
One looking for missing persons | TRACER |
Singer White with the 1991 #1 hit “Romantic” | KARYN |
Actress de Matteo | DREA |
Inits. on some handbags | YSL |
Two-colored | BICHROME |
Model world | GLOBE |
End-of-semester form: Abbr. | EVAL |
Flick, as a cigarette, informally | ASH |
Disappearing sculpture medium | ICE |
Big name in jet skis | SEA-DOO |
Gumption | NERVE |
___ hall | REC |
Stylish flair | ECLAT |
Square type | NERD |
Necessities for drug approvals | TRIALS |
English landing spot | AERODROME |
Seat for the Queen? | ARSE |
Egyptian symbol of life | ANKH |
Stick with it! | FORK |
John Cho’s role in “Star Trek” films | SULU |
Level | TIER |
Spill the tea | DISH |
Hits high notes in high places | YODELS |
Suit | BEFIT |
Setting of two Shakespeare plays | VERONA |
Some coding statements | IFS |
Edith Wharton’s “ruin of a man” | ETHAN FROME |
Nautical agreement | AYE AYE! |
Bearer of roses, maybe | BEAU |
Word with American or amber | … ALE |
Whiz | ACE |
Aunt ___ (role on “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”) | VIV |
Habitual fear of being exposed as a fraud | IMPOSTER SYNDROME |
N.F.L. star Elliott, to fans | ZEKE |
Edify | TEACH |
Rikishi’s sport | SUMO |
“Don’t be that ___” | GUY |
Part of a skin-care routine | TONER |
First pope to be called “the Great” | ST LEO |
Dillydallies | DAWDLES |
“In Search of Lost Time” novelist | PROUST |
Aphorism that’s visually depicted five times in this puzzle’s grid | ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME |
Pros with floors | TILERS |
Unit of cauliflower | HEAD |
Split, then come together? | ELOPE |
Ultimate needs | DISCS |
Parched | DRY |
Apply (to) | REFER |
Down
Clues | Answers |
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Rosebud ravager | APHID |
Latin for “I believe” | CREDO |
Some black-and-white pictures | RORSCHACH CARDS |
Prone to brooding, say | EMO |
Scatters | SOWS |
Stacey of Georgia politics | ABRAMS |
Easternmost leg of I-90, familiarly | MASS PIKE |
Suffix with fool or fiend | -ISH |
Opus ___ | DEI |
Dance shoe attachments | TAPS |
Bundles | SHEAFS |
Put on | AIR |
Home of the Simpson and Flanders households | EVERGREEN TERRACE |
Rocker Bob with 10 top 10 albums | SEGER |
Casper competitor | SERTA |
One side of D.C.’s Federal Triangle | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE |
iPhone app with a graph in its icon | STOCKS |
Nail polish brand | OPI |
Where all the people that come and go stop and say “hello,” in a 1967 hit | PENNY LANE |
It’s a huge deal | STEAL |
State ___ | FAIR |
Former N.Y.C. mayor Ed | KOCH |
Actress Thurman | UMA |
Locale for a rock climber | GORGE |
Noted shopping mecca | RODEO DRIVE |
More like an empty old mansion at night, say | EERIER |
Transport on the slopes | T-BAR |
Stop lying | RISE |
Celebrity chef DiSpirito | ROCCO |
Point in a network | NODE |
Profess | AVER |
Combines, in a way | MELDS |
Fictional documentarian from Kazakhstan | BORAT |
Provider of a ball of thread, in myth | ARIADNE |
Like some cars and kisses | STOLEN |
___ Club | ELKS |
Neighbor of Curaçao | ARUBA |
Theater rebuke | SHH! |
Scratch (out) | EKE |
Botch | MUFF |
You might be advised to do this for yourself | SEE |
Memo opener, often | FYI |
“That’s rough” | OOF! |
Downwind locales for ships | LEE SHORES |
“Now!” | STAT! |
Home of Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi | IRAN |
Spilled the tea | TOLD |
“Listen!,” in León | OYE! |
Cherry and peach | HUES |
Combined | MERGED |
“Uh-oh!” | YIKES! |
Turn inside out | EVERT |
Of whom Celine Dion said “If God would have a singing voice, he must sound a lot like …” | BOCELLI |
___ Schneider, winningest woman in “Jeopardy!” history | AMY |
“___ the economy, stupid!” | IT’S |
Got together in | MET AT |
White as a sheet | PALLID |
Paul who was People magazine’s 2021 Sexiest Man Alive | RUDD |
Tremendous success | SMASH |
Squawked in pain | YOWLED |
Coup result | OUSTER |
Member of Gen Z, jocularly | ZOOMER |
Busy businesswoman in a rom-com, e.g. | TROPE |
Loved | DEAR |
Title on Netflix’s “Bridgerton” | LADY |
Univ. V.I.P. | PROF |
Any of the Uruk-hai in “The Lord of the Rings” | ORC |
Word with half or hard | … ASS |
Fútbol cry | OLE! |