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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Pop singer Rexha |
BEBE |
| Playful in tone |
ARCH |
| Group that got Sweden its first Eurovision win |
ABBA |
| Sautéing option with a high smoke point |
AVOCADO OIL |
| Home, in slang |
CRIB |
| Poisonous plant rumored to have killed the emperor Augustus |
BELLADONNA |
| Word with hot or double |
… TAKE |
| Starting to move |
ASTIR |
| What one reads, watches and listens to, collectively |
MEDIA DIET |
| Dictionaries have many of these: Abbr. |
PGS |
| Underappreciated |
UNSUNG |
| Lots and lots |
BUSHELS |
| Enough |
AMPLE |
| Squash, e.g. |
GAME |
| Period coinciding with the growth of the internet |
DOT-COM BOOM |
| Chicken ___ king |
A LA |
| When you’re in it, you’re in hot water |
JACUZZI |
| Sch. that’s home to the Mountaineers |
WVU |
| Beast of burden |
PACK ANIMAL |
| Peeps at |
SEES |
| “Come in!” |
ENTER! |
| Leans toward |
PREFERS |
| Alternative to a bow |
CURTSY |
| Uppermost limit |
MAX |
| Has only the best intentions |
MEANS WELL |
| Feature of many a handbag |
CLASP |
| Running, but not moving |
IDLE |
| Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea or Taiwan, to an economist |
ASIAN TIGER |
| Eye of the storm |
LULL |
| Plays dice with God, so to speak |
TEMPTS FATE |
| Things on rings |
KEYS |
| Casual hangout |
SESH |
| Composer Satie |
ERIK |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Rum-soaked cake |
BABA |
| Times to look forward |
EVES |
| Leave quickly |
BOLT |
| Overshadow |
ECLIPSE |
| Button next to a suggested contact, maybe |
ADD |
| Quarters |
ROOM |
| Possible indicator of construction ahead |
CONE |
| Rishi Sunak was the first one to become a British prime minister |
HINDU |
| Play the fool |
ACT DUMB |
| Smarts |
BRAINPOWER |
| They separate hands and handlebars |
BIKE GLOVES |
| Give some immoral support, perhaps? |
ABET |
| “This is sooo frustrating!” |
AARGH! |
| Sprawled out, say |
LAIN |
| “Same here!” |
AS AM I! |
| Street racer, usually |
SEDAN |
| Billing line |
BALANCE DUE |
| “Well, as it happens …” |
UM, ACTUALLY … |
| Sites of mutations on chromosomes |
LOCI |
| Flummox |
STUMP |
| Denizens of the Great Victoria Desert |
EMUS |
| Go like :O |
GAPE |
| Government policy bigwig |
CZAR |
| ___ Türeci, physician/scientist who co-founded BioNTech |
OZLEM |
| Lawn recreation with a portmanteau name |
JARTS |
| Germs of ideas |
KERNELS |
| Possible topic for a couples therapist |
SEX LIFE |
| “Get your ___ first and then you can distort them as much as you please”: Mark Twain |
FACTS |
| Pop flies? |
SWAT |
| Acceptances |
YESES |
| Exploit over time |
MILK |
| Common guacamole ingredient |
LIME |
| Goes around, in a way |
LAPS |
| Vegan alternative to gelatin |
AGAR |
| ___ Institute, home to the Carl Sagan Center |
SETI |
| Avenue for early learning, in brief |
PRE-K |
| Unspecified term in a sequence |
NTH |
