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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Where Gloria Estefan was born |
HAVANA |
| Hairstyle that can be casual or formal |
UPDO |
| Relative of a sultan |
EMIR |
| Strikebreaking sort |
SCAB |
| One who gives a good talking-to? |
ORATOR |
| Spring’s opposite, tidally |
NEAP |
| Constant nuisance |
BANE |
| Mansión, por ejemplo |
CASA |
| As the British pound rises in value, the dollar ___ |
BILL WITHERS |
| Sure things |
SLAM DUNKS |
| Area with pews |
NAVE |
| Part of many a morning routine |
SHAVE |
| Equipment |
GEAR |
| Orchestra section toward the middle of the pit |
OBOES |
| With 76-Down, individually |
ONE AT … |
| Fury |
IRE |
| After spending the afternoon at Epcot, we had dinner at a ___ bistro |
TONY ORLANDO |
| Ancestor of the tuba or sousaphone |
BASS HORN |
| Low-quality paper? |
RAG |
| Like a naughty Beetle Bailey, in brief |
AWOL |
| Overdone |
TRITE |
| The “E” of Q.E.D. |
ERAT |
| Depleted |
USED UP |
| Facetious suffix with most |
-EST |
| Did Joyce write courtesy of a ___? |
“ULYSSES” GRANT |
| Blunt negative |
NOPE |
| Philosopher who purportedly said “The best fighter is never angry” |
LAO TSE |
| Have a bawl |
SOB |
| Son of Hanna-Barbera’s Doggie Daddy |
AUGIE |
| Reason to relocate a picnic blanket, maybe |
ANTS |
| Borneo neighbor |
SUMATRA |
| Female moose or elephant |
COW |
| Fish-eating raptors |
ERNS |
| Dab with a towel |
BLOT |
| Subdivisions of some counties: Abbr. |
TWPS |
| An increase in ham prices forced the deli to ___ sandwiches higher |
MARK CUBAN |
| Begged |
PLED |
| Scorch the surface |
SEAR |
| Andean stimulant |
COCA |
| Source of the films “The Blues Brothers” and “Coneheads,” in brief |
SNL |
| Gerald Ford or William Howard Taft, once |
YALEMAN |
| Peter, Paul and Mary, e.g. |
TRIO |
| Words before sea or lunch |
OUT TO |
| Summer mo. |
AUG |
| Decks for reading |
TAROTS |
| Biblical preposition |
UNTO |
| To Washington ___, Germany, seemed far from Tarrytown, N.Y. |
IRVING, BERLIN |
| Big word in advertising |
NEW |
| Toady |
YES-MAN |
| Buzz, so to speak |
CALL |
| Charles or Ray who lent their name to a kind of chair |
EAMES |
| Unpleasant look |
LEER |
| Social gathering of a sort |
BEE |
| Certain canines |
EYETEETH |
| Some Californians consider Santa ___ on Earth |
BARBARA EDEN |
| ___-cone |
SNO |
| Stockpile |
STORE |
| Anesthetic first used on a patient in 1842 |
ETHER |
| “Fine as is, actually” |
STET |
| Canada’s first national park, founded in 1885 |
BANFF |
| “___ Three Lives” (early TV drama) |
I LED |
| The shark-warning notes of “Jaws,” for example |
LEITMOTIF |
| The supermodel was holding a copy of ___ herself on the beach |
“ELLE”, FANNING |
| Tackle box item |
LINE |
| Home makeover, in brief |
RENO |
| Election Day is one: Abbr. |
TUES |
| Work on the score of |
NOTATE |
| Carbon compound |
ENOL |
| Beat one’s chest |
BRAG |
| Set of pull-ups? |
ARMS |
| Very high |
STONED |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Schmooze |
HOBNOB |
| ___ Afghan Airlines, carrier to the Mideast |
ARIANA |
| Parts of a heart or trumpet |
VALVES |
| No fewer than |
AT LEAST |
| “Stat!” |
NOW! |
| Media personalities Melber and Fleischer |
ARIS |
| Remove a restraint from |
UNHARNESS |
| Irk |
PEEVE |
| Have the nerve |
DARE |
| Special ___ |
OPS |
| Buddy who portrayed TV’s Jed Clampett |
EBSEN |
| Peninsula in southeast Asia |
MALAYA |
| Consecutively |
IN A ROW |
| Somnial acronym |
REM |
| Aquatic acronym |
SCUBA |
| Collection of laws |
CANON |
| “Jeez, sorry I ___!” |
ASKED! |
| Sarastro in Mozart’s “The Magic Flute,” e.g. |
BASSO |
| Product of the first three primes |
THIRTY |
| Tiny house occupants |
DOLLS |
| Get crazy (over) |
GO GAGA |
| Pushes with force |
THRUSTS |
| Smears |
TARS |
| Directs, as cargo |
ROUTES |
| Edmonton N.H.L. player |
OILER |
| International shoe brand originating in England |
REEBOK |
| Extremely loyal |
TRUE-BLUE |
| One who’s a well-meaning but bad influence on a friend, maybe |
ENABLER |
| Why do none of the Fruit of the Loom characters ___-colored clothing? |
DON LEMON |
| Current |
UP-TO-DATE |
| Annoyance |
PEST |
| Trains above street level |
ELS |
| White wine named for a region in France |
SAUTERNE |
| Peeping ___ for Lady Godiva to appear |
TOM WAITS |
| Like some philosophical arguments |
SOCRATIC |
| Taj Mahal’s city |
AGRA |
| Numbskull |
NINNY |
| Bar with drafts |
TAPROOM |
| Love, in Lyon |
AMOUR |
| Spots to go in the U.K. |
WCS |
| End of any Shakespeare play |
ACT V |
| Powerless |
UNABLE |
| Space balls |
PLANETS |
| Bed-___ (Brooklyn neighborhood, familiarly) |
STUY |
| Shakespeare, vis-à-vis the expression “brave new world” |
COINER |
| See 31-Across |
… A TIME |
| Sydney’s state: Abbr. |
NSW |
| How some risks are taken |
ON A BET |
| Immaturity |
GREENNESS |
| Secluded valley |
GLEN |
| “Take it easy, will you?!” |
LAY OFF! |
| Startle |
ALARM |
| Mounted below the surface of |
SET INTO |
| ___ Sunday |
EASTER |
| Body part containing photoreceptors |
RETINA |
| Relating to the wind’s movement |
EOLIAN |
| Vingt + dix |
TRENTE |
| Equivocated |
HEDGED |
| Ball girl? |
BELLE |
| Didn’t dine out |
ATE IN |
| Large safari sight |
RHINO |
| Intoxicating Asian plant whose name sounds like an insect |
BETEL |
| Clear, in a way, as a windshield |
DEFOG |
| Beaver State capital |
SALEM |
| Sight of a speeding car, maybe |
BLUR |
| Season ticket holders, presumably |
FANS |
| Spherical shape |
ORB |
| Info for a traveler, for short |
ETA |
| Follower of waste and want |
NOT |
