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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apple product | SMARTWATCH |
| 11 | Collector’s frame | CEL |
| 14 | Mozart’s Queen of the Night, for one | COLORATURA |
| 15 | Cover on the road | PAVE |
| 16 | Guacamole, e.g. | AVOCADO DIP |
| 17 | “Agreed!” | AMEN! |
| 18 | Tiny and unimportant | DINKY |
| 19 | “The First __” | NOEL |
| 20 | Must | NEED |
| 21 | Make a narrow escape? | SEEP |
| 22 | In itself | PER SE |
| 23 | Slips into | DONS |
| 24 | Rhapsody, perhaps | OPUS |
| 26 | Field pair | OSCARS |
| 28 | Virtuoso | ADROIT |
| 31 | Tie with the dealer, in blackjack | PUSH |
| 32 | La Liga cheer | OLE! |
| 34 | Like Dorothy Parker’s humor | DROLL |
| 35 | Red state? | FIT |
| 36 | Any of Florida’s Dry Tortugas | ISLET |
| 38 | Some “SVU” roles | DAS |
| 39 | Cut out | OMIT |
| 41 | Model builders, at times | GLUERS |
| 42 | Bauhaus founder Gropius | WALTER |
| 44 | Not peripheral | MAIN |
| 45 | Chateau Montelena’s home | NAPA |
| 46 | Ban from practice | DEBAR |
| 48 | Spring break destination, briefly | BAJA |
| 52 | Word of resignation | ALAS |
| 53 | __ Eats | UBER |
| 54 | Rambled | RAN ON |
| 55 | Calamitous | DIRE |
| 56 | Obviously full of anticipation | SALIVATING |
| 58 | Art store supply | INKS |
| 59 | It may be pulled before a final | ALL-NIGHTER |
| 60 | Thing in the Roman Senate | RES |
| 61 | Has a clear conscience, maybe | SLEEPS EASY |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gobs | SCADS |
| 2 | Oddly, trailers may precede one | MOVIE |
| 3 | Like many a horror film victim | ALONE |
| 4 | Low tide formation | ROCK POOL |
| 5 | A server may carry one | TRAY |
| 6 | Gum, after use | WAD |
| 7 | Makes up | ATONES |
| 8 | Elizabeth I was the last one | TUDOR |
| 9 | Really could use, with “for” | CRIES OUT … |
| 10 | Unfortunate | HAPLESS |
| 11 | Diner patron played by Stephen King in “Mr. Mercedes,” e.g. | CAMEO ROLE |
| 12 | “The Vagina Monologues” playwright | EVE ENSLER |
| 13 | Takes interest, maybe | LENDS |
| 15 | Bear that can bark | PANDA |
| 22 | Call counterpart | PUT |
| 25 | Captain, at times | PILOT |
| 27 | Dog topper | CHILI |
| 28 | Sum up | ADD |
| 29 | Begin to set boundaries | DRAW A LINE |
| 30 | First woman to lie in honor in the U.S. Capitol | ROSA PARKS |
| 31 | Compost bin remnant | PIT |
| 33 | “Cloverfield” characters | ETS |
| 35 | Highly energetic sort | FIREBALL |
| 37 | What a city dweller may do on a building roof | SUNBATHE |
| 40 | Jellyfish | MEDUSAS |
| 41 | Pikelike fish | GAR |
| 43 | Burns with a light touch? | LASES |
| 44 | Oceanic | MARINE |
| 45 | Point from which a recovery can begin | NADIR |
| 47 | Animated Disney bibliophile | BELLE |
| 49 | Indian novelist Desai | ANITA |
| 50 | Slangy craving | JONES |
| 51 | Gritting one’s teeth, maybe | ANGRY |
| 54 | Old dance hall tunes | RAGS |
| 57 | __ pass | VIP |