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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Wanes | EBBS |
| Clark with the #1 country hit “Girls Lie Too” | TERRI |
| ___ fide | MALA |
| Title dog in a 1981 thriller | CUJO |
| Like the creator deity Viracocha | INCAN |
| Declaration after getting a hand | I’M IN |
| Stagger | REEL |
| What a red flag at a beach may signify | NO SWIMMING |
| Pops, in a way | UNCORKS |
| Computer correspondent | EMAILER |
| Name on a Chinese menu | TSO |
| Mötley ___ | CRUE |
| “Fabulous!” | YAY! |
| Prefix with center | EPI- |
| Flour in Indian cuisine | ATTA |
| Something a game may have, for short | MVP |
| “Which do you want to hear first?” option | GOOD NEWS |
| Like some upholstery | WELTED |
| Used up | GONE |
| “Schitt’s Creek” matriarch | MOIRA |
| Top-of-the-line | A-ONE |
| Praise for a zinger | OH SNAP! |
| Downside | NEGATIVE |
| Number of puppeteers needed to manipulate Topo Gigio | TRE |
| Walkie-talkie word | OVER |
| River of France and Belgium | LYS |
| Big D cager | MAV |
| Beaux-___ | ARTS |
| Word in “___ or no ___?” | ICE |
| Product made by smelting | IRON BAR |
| Like accommodations for friars and nuns, typically | SPARTAN |
| Totally out | SO LAST YEAR |
| Spot on a map | ISLE |
| Self-satisfied | SMUG |
| Savory sensation | UMAMI |
| Seven ___ | SEAS |
| Thanksgiving dish | YAMS |
| The Shroud of Turin, e.g. | RELIC |
| History, with “the” | … PAST |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Neutral hue | ECRU |
| Good, in Guadalajara | BUEN |
| Make one’s opposition known, literally | Raise O-BJECTIONS |
| Goes it alone | SOLOS |
| Protest, literally | Raise a S-TINK |
| Slaughter in Cooperstown | ENOS |
| Alternatives to Cokes and Pepsis | RCS |
| Pinker or greener, perhaps | RAWER |
| Alleviate income insufficiency, literally | Raise the M-INIMUM WAGE |
| “La Bohème” seamstress | MIMI |
| See children through to adulthood, literally | Raise a F-AMILY |
| Top of an I.R.S. form | LINE-A |
| More than miffed | ANGRY |
| Binchy who wrote “Circle of Friends” | MAEVE |
| Horse of a certain color | ROAN |
| Where $50 bills and crossing your legs may be considered bad luck | CASINOS |
| Toaster waffle | EGGO |
| Fictional character who says “A day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey left inside” | POOH |
| De-escalate tension, literally | Lower the TEMPERATUR-E |
| Helium, on the periodic table | TWO |
| City planner’s map | PLAT |
| Job for an auto shop | DENT |
| Demonstrate a bit of bathroom etiquette, literally | Put down the TOILET SEA-T |
| Major theme of “Othello” | ENVY |
| Defend borders? | DEES |
| M.L.K. Jr., for one | REV |
| Dubai denizens | ARABS |
| One of five in “La Bohème” | ARIA |
| Rapper Elliott | MISSY |
| Bakery product that can’t be purchased | AROMA |
| Show respect to one’s neighbors late at night, literally | Lower the VOLUM-E |
| “You might be surprised” | TRY ME |
| Potato chip, in England | CRISP |
| Pesters | NAGS |
| Finno-Ugric language group | SAMI |
| Put on sale, literally | Lower the PRIC-E |
| [Sigh] | [ALAS] |
| Fit together, as mixing bowls | NEST |
| Ending with arbor | -EAL |