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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| "ASAP!" | PRONTO |
| "Da" and "ja" | YESES |
| "I told you so!" | HAH |
| "In my humble opinion . . ." | IDSAY |
| "Same here" | ASDOI |
| "Standing room only" situation | LARGECROWD |
| "That didn’t work!" | RATS |
| "The Lion King" villain | SCAR |
| ’50s revolutionary | CASTRO |
| 2 Down vision | EAGLEEYE |
| Ahi, at a sushi bar | TUNA |
| Air gun pellets | BBS |
| Airport in northeast OH | CLE |
| An old college cry | RAH |
| Appliances with PUMPS | WATERHEATERS |
| At __ time (prescheduled) | ASET |
| Athens’ long-ago foe | SPARTA |
| Auspices | AEGIS |
| Bake sale sponsor | PTA |
| Bakery-cafe chain | PANERA |
| Barbecue sauce selection | MILD |
| Basic cable superstation | TBS |
| Become well again | HEAL |
| Behave badly, as a kid | ACTOUT |
| Berry Farm family | KNOTTS |
| Biblical name ending | IEL |
| Big piece of marble | SLAB |
| Book after Job | PSALMS |
| Brown shades | TANS |
| Cajun staples | OKRAS |
| Cause to be captivated | AWE |
| Checkers of books | AUDITORS |
| Civil War insignia | CSA |
| Clark Kent colleague | OLSEN |
| Cleansers in PUMPS | LIQUIDSOAPS |
| Cockpit reading | SPEED |
| Coin of a gold-and-silver color | EURO |
| Comics cry | EEK |
| Committee leader | CHAIR |
| Commotion | ADO |
| Contingent of naysayers | ANTIS |
| Courses for drivers: Abbr | RDS |
| Curve without a 47 Down | LOOP |
| Dancing shoe attachments | TOETAPS |
| Diner serving | PLATE |
| Drawn-out attack | SIEGE |
| Dueler’s attendant | SECOND |
| Erratic | SPOTTY |
| Events with snowboarding and skateboarding | XGAMES |
| Extremely, so to speak | WAY |
| Facilities with rows of PUMPS | GASSTATIONS |
| Fall behind | LAG |
| Fall parade participant | VET |
| Fell off | WANED |
| Fey once of "SNL" | TINA |
| First verb to be telegraphed | HATH |
| Gatorade sister brand | PEPSI |
| Global extremes | POLES |
| Gold nos | KTS |
| Greek god with wings | EROS |
| Greetings with PUMPS | HANDSHAKES |
| Group with Mohawks and Senecas | IROQUOIS |
| Gull cousin | ERNE |
| Had a date | METUP |
| Hand-to-throat signal in charades | GAG |
| Harrison, in four films | HAN |
| Helps out | ASSISTS |
| Highly perceptive | ACUTE |
| Hospital’s animal-interaction offering | PETTHERAPY |
| Hot "saison" | ETE |
| Impertinence, informally | TUDE |
| Intl. commerce agency | WTO |
| It’s west of Daytona | OCALA |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Machines with centrifugal PUMPS | FIRETRUCKS |
| Machines with water PUMPS | AUTOMOBILES |
| Make a last-moment eBay bid | SNIPE |
| Mall Santa photographer | ELF |
| Marine rank | SERGEANT |
| Market research tools | TASTETESTS |
| Memo opener | FYI |
| Midtown healthful haven | HOTELSPA |
| MLB division with CA teams | ALWEST |
| Most-used English word | THE |
| Negative connector | NOR |
| New England house style | SALTBOX |
| Nickname of Mercury astronaut Cooper | GORDO |
| Noisy napper | SNORER |
| Not far from | ABOUT |
| One less than quad- | TRI |
| Org. for the best drivers | PGA |
| Overinterested one | SNOOP |
| Part of NAACP: Abbr | ASSN |
| Part of TNT | NITRO |
| PC shortcut key | ALT |
| Places that sell PUMPS | BICYCLESHOPS |
| Please __ Here (checkout sign) | PAY |
| Pollination participant | BEE |
| Pooches | DOGS |
| Portugal’s second city | OPORTO |
| Prefix for while | ERST |
| Pro athletes’ downtime | OFFSEASONS |
| Question marks | IFS |
| Reach for, like a pooch | PAWAT |
| Ready for a take | ONSET |
| Ren Faire strings | LUTES |
| Request for permission | MAYI |
| Rested | SAT |
| Roll a ball toward the pins | BOWL |
| Royal pal of Falstaff | HAL |
| S-shaped molding | OGEE |
| Sail supports | MASTS |
| Salon supplies with PUMPS | HAIRSPRAYS |
| Scoreboard posting | OUTS |
| Scoring test for hospital newborns | APGAR |
| Scrabble’s 100 | TILES |
| Sea urchin delicacy | ROE |
| Set free, in a way | UNPEN |
| Shallowest Great Lake | ERIE |
| Shaped like some mens’ shoes | WINGTIPPED |
| Short delay | PAUSE |
| Short-lived crazes | MANIAS |
| Since January 1 | YEARTODATE |
| Sports equipment often waxed | SKIS |
| Starchy side dish | YAM |
| Steam product | HEAT |
| Steep slope | ESCARP |
| Tavern’s "pale" pour | ALE |
| Temporarily discounted | ONSALE |
| Terminus | END |
| Think piece | ESSAY |
| Thrill ride shout | WHEE |
| To become a prince, for Aladdin in "Aladdin" | ONEWISH |
| Traditional Arctic abodes | IGLOOS |
| Traveling through | VIA |
| Treat with cocoa | OREO |
| Try to hit | SWATAT |
| Undecided | TORN |
| Vocalize | SING |
| War zone danger, for short | IED |
| What might precede a flat | SLOWLEAK |
| Where a herd grazes | LEA |
| Where to buy PUMPS | SHOESTORES |
| Wonka creator | DAHL |
| Yearbook editors, usually: Abbr | SRS |
| __ in "extraordinary" | EAS |
| __ it (leave in a hurry) | LAM |