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Across
Clues |
Answers |
Fills, as a moving van |
LOADS UP |
“Incorrect!” |
IT ISN’T! |
Country on the Gulf of Guinea |
GABON |
“Oh, really?,” informally |
IZZATSO? |
River through the Black Forest |
DANUBE |
Corkscrew-shaped pasta |
ROTINI |
All crossword fans love this puzzle; anyone who doesn’t love this puzzle can’t be a *real* crossword fan! |
NO TRUE SCOTSMAN |
Capable |
UP TO IT |
“Seat” for a toddler |
KNEE |
Bygone auto inits. |
REO |
Pieces of apparel that might have concert dates printed on them |
TEES |
Mars, a star |
BRUNO |
Flash |
SEC |
Why was this chosen as today’s puzzle? Because it’s great! What makes it great? I mean, it was chosen for publication! |
CIRCULAR REASONING |
Kind of candidate |
PHD |
Plastic ___ Band |
ONO |
Sport with the rank yokozuna (“grand champion”) |
SUMO |
Light beige |
ECRU |
Tear |
SPREE |
Comic book sound |
POW! |
What “you better not” do, in “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town” |
POUT |
Nintendo avatar |
MII |
I sent this crossword to 100 friends, and two of them really liked it! |
CHERRY-PICKING |
Fixed sum, for some |
STIPEND |
Make like a nomad |
ROAM |
Story ___ |
ARC |
“What did I say?!” |
SEE? |
Hint of color |
TINGE |
Balance provider |
ATM |
Shrank (from) |
SHIED |
16th birthday present, sometimes |
CAR |
Locale |
SITE |
What’s more, one of those friends won the lottery right after solving it — coincidence? I think not! |
POST HOC ERGO PROPTER HOC |
Piece worth approximately five pawns |
ROOK |
Many, many years |
EON |
“Capeesh?” |
Y’HEAR? |
Squeeze (out) |
EKE |
Paintball impact sound |
SPLAT! |
Beetle juice? |
GAS |
Opposite of bien |
MAL |
___ gift (common spring purchase) |
GRAD |
Lizard’s grippers |
TOE PADS |
If you criticize this puzzle, where will it end? Before long, you’ll be criticizing your mother’s cooking! |
SLIPPERY SLOPE |
Make a choice |
OPT |
Expresses disapproval, in a way |
TUTS |
Aberdeen denial |
NAE |
World capital or the name of its gulf |
TUNIS |
Sled dog command |
MUSH |
Punishment for goofing off in practice, perhaps |
LAPS |
Org. whose website has a “What Can I Bring?” section |
TSA |
Certain publication, in brief |
MAG |
Besides, The New York Times said it was good! |
APPEAL TO AUTHORITY |
Trisolarans in “The Three-Body Problem,” e.g., for short |
ETS |
Model material |
BALSA |
Humble reply to a compliment |
I TRY |
“Go on …” |
AND … |
Blind piece |
SLAT |
Home of Mount Doom in “The Lord of the Rings” |
MORDOR |
Part of a flawed argument, examples of which are seen throughout this puzzle |
LOGICAL FALLACY |
Corpulent |
ROTUND |
Previously, poetically |
ERE NOW |
Not touched, in a way |
UNEATEN |
Zoom alternative |
SKYPE |
What fingerprints and mountains have |
RIDGES |
Credulous quality |
NAIVETE |
Down
Clues |
Answers |
Hot ___ (breakfast side) |
LINKS |
Global protection |
OZONE |
Onetime pyramid builder |
AZTEC |
Go out on a limb |
DARE |
Bassist Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revival |
STU |
Email address, often |
USER ID |
Wannabe |
POSER |
Bachelor’s last words |
I DO |
Part of a sleeve, in brief |
TAT |
Commercial lead-in to cart |
INSTA- |
Region of ancient Mesopotamia |
SUMER |
Pro hoopsters |
NBA’ERS |
React to a sensitive subject, say |
TENSE UP |
Camera that comes with a head strap |
GOPRO |
Harmonize |
ATTUNE |
Certain cyborgs |
BIONIC MEN |
What Homer Simpson gives to Marge as jewelry |
ONION RING |
Very conservative player, in poker lingo |
NIT |
Erases |
RUBS OUT |
Pixar movie with the song “Un Poco Loco” |
COCO |
Singer with #1 hits in the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s |
CHER |
Insensitive, in a way |
UN-PC |
Style |
LOOK |
Old Testament book |
AMOS |
Tourist’s aid |
GUIDE |
Treatment whose name suggests its long-lasting effects |
PERM |
Quarrel |
SCRAP |
Snap |
PHOTO |
Stationery stacks |
REAMS |
Where Barbie is originally from, according to her creators |
WISCONSIN |
Giggle |
TITTER |
“Yippee!” |
YAHOO! |
Cause to pop, say |
PRICK |
Summer treat |
ICEE |
Semimonthly tide |
NEAP |
Leader of the Pacemakers in 1960s pop |
GERRY |
Fishing spot |
PIER |
Aimed for |
SHOT AT |
Last sips |
DREGS |
Weapon for Achilles |
SPEAR |
Four-time FIFA World Cup winner |
ITALY |
Hunter’s construction |
TRAP |
Cry from a hockey commentator |
GOAL! |
“Great heavens!” |
OH ME! |
Night ___ (bird) |
HERON |
Mammal endemic to the Democratic Republic of the Congo |
OKAPI |
Gives up |
CEDES |
Leaf opening |
STOMA |
Story with many dimensions? |
POP-UP BOOK |
“Time to celebrate!” |
LET’S PARTY! |
Noise at a beer festival |
GLUG |
Slow-witted sort |
DULLARD |
Number in a recap |
STAT |
Way |
PATH |
MXN, on a currency chart |
PESO |
Hotel visit |
STAY |
Plot ruiner |
SPOILER |
Aged well |
HELD UP |
Enlightened state in Zen Buddhism |
SATORI |
Asia’s ___ Sea |
ARAL |
13,000+-foot peak in Yosemite |
MT DANA |
All together |
AS ONE |
Prodded |
URGED |
Like a dramatic ninth-inning run, perhaps |
TYING |
Just for kicks |
IN FUN |
Overjoy |
ELATE |
“Don’t play,” on a music score |
TACET |
“Funny Girl” composer Jule |
STYNE |
Eastern European |
SLAV |
Title awarded after a match? |
MRS |
Iowa college |
COE |
Sympathetic sounds |
AWS |
Gift tied together with string |
LEI |