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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| "Jabberwocky" starter | TWAS |
| "Resident Alien" cable channel | SYFY |
| Anderson Cooper, as a collegian | ELI |
| Asia’s vanishing __ Sea | ARAL |
| Balkan republic | SERBIA |
| Beside oneself | MAD |
| Blossom holder | STEM |
| C to E flat, e.g | MINORTHIRD |
| Cartoon light bulb | IDEA |
| Certain shoe inserts | LIFTS |
| Cleanup candidate | MESS |
| Coloration | HUE |
| Common computer typeface | ARIAL |
| Contents of some deep pockets | ORE |
| Decant | POUR |
| Decline to respond | TAKETHEFIFTH |
| Despoil | MAR |
| Diets drastically | FASTS |
| Drives forward | IMPELS |
| Enjoy a repast | DINE |
| Eradicate | ERASE |
| Fill beyond full | SATE |
| Force to step down | OUST |
| Fraught with peril | DIRE |
| Fresh start | RENEWAL |
| Gas in natural gas | ETHANE |
| General on Chinese menus | TSO |
| Greek bread spread | TAHINI |
| Heavy duty | ONUS |
| Henri’s head | TETE |
| Holden’s "Catcher in the Rye" brother | ALLIE |
| Horseshoe locale | HOOF |
| Large group | ARMY |
| Learned | WISE |
| Left Bank neighborhood | LATINQUARTER |
| Like dunes and beaches | SANDY |
| Loathsome one | TOAD |
| Metaphor for a bad start | WRONGFOOT |
| Moonstruck | DAFT |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Not as intense | LESS |
| Not the usual | ODD |
| Online assistance staple | FAQS |
| Out of business | SHUT |
| Pac-12 team | UTES |
| Parisienne, par exemple | FEMME |
| Part of an Einsteinian equation | ENERGY |
| Piqued state | SNIT |
| Possessive pronoun | HERS |
| Put pedal to metal | GUNIT |
| Red Muppet | ELMO |
| Rework into a screenplay | ADAPT |
| Riotously | AMOK |
| Sandburg’s "language that rolls up its sleeves" | SLANG |
| Sistine ceiling subject | ADAM |
| Skillfully | WELL |
| Somewhat wrong | AMISS |
| Sort of shortening | LARD |
| Soup partner for bacon | BEAN |
| South Seas kingdom | TONGA |
| Southern California blowhards? | SANTAANAS |
| Spouse, so to speak | BETTERHALF |
| Start to waken | STIR |
| Steak cut | LOIN |
| Thriller writer Deighton | LEN |
| Too violent for PG, perhaps | RRATED |
| Trilled or tattled | SANG |
| Tropical hardwood | TEAK |
| Two-bit | DINKY |
| Type styles | FONTS |
| Unmitigated | PURE |
| Watery War of 1812 "battleground" | ERIE |
| Wax-coated cheese | EDAM |
| Well-aligned | TRUE |
| What a coup might complete | ERA |
| What nods indicate | YESES |
| Withdraws from slowly | WEANS |
| __ Fields (mythical paradise) | ELYSIAN |
| __ Paese (Italian cheese) | BEL |