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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| They might be put on | ACTS |
| Singer Grande, informally | ARI |
| Undercover attire? | PJ’S |
| ___ Creole (Caribbean language) | HAITIAN |
| Drive-___ | THRU |
| Certain urban map | BUS ROUTE |
| Demoralize | UNNERVE |
| Little tyke / Flatter, with “up” | PEANUT/BUTTER |
| Things bachelors might have | DEGREES |
| Certain Scandinavian | FINN |
| “Gimme ___!” (start of a cheer at three Big Ten schools) | AN I |
| Noted Dadaist | ARP |
| ___ Helmer, Ibsen heroine | NORA |
| Scalpel creations | SLITS |
| Relative of a tee-hee / Bit of marginalia | SNICKER/DOODLE |
| M.L.K. or R.B.G.: Abbr. | INITS |
| Stage name of rapper Yasiin Bey | MOS DEF |
| Forest spirit | DRYAD |
| Pep / Onesie feature | GINGER/SNAP |
| “Sure, I’m game” | LET’S |
| UNICEF address suffix | ORG |
| H.S. subj. | ENG |
| Words before point or rate | AT ANY … |
| Ring / Hold, as inhabitants | TOLL/HOUSE |
| Med school subj. | ANAT |
| Certain Scandinavian | DANE |
| “The One I Love” band | REM |
| ___ Hall (“The Wind in the Willows” residence) | TOAD |
| Loud but friendly growl | RAWR |
| Bow | ARC |
| Adjusts the spacing between, as typed letters | KERNS |
| No ___ (apartment policy) | PETS |
| Big name in cast-iron cookware | STAUB |
| Reduce in volume / As new | THIN/MINT |
| It’ll knock you out | ETHER |
| Ogler | EYER |
| Chiwere speakers | OTOES |
| Christmas ornament, often | ORB |
| Modern prefix with medicine | TELE- |
| Becomes less taut | SAGS |
| Old “Up, up and away” sloganeer | TWA |
| Mannheim madame | FRAU |
| Fivers | ABES |
| Kind of leaf / Scientist born on Christmas Day in 1642 | FIG/NEWTON |
| With 111-Down, cholesterol reducer | OLEIC … |
| Musician Brian | ENO |
| Paris’s ___ Saint-Louis | ILE |
| ___ Finch, “ER” doctor | CLEO |
| Possible result of getting one’s wires crossed / Moolah | SHORT/BREAD |
| Singer/actress Shore | DINAH |
| Big block | LOGJAM |
| Two-time U.S. Open tennis champion while still a teen | SELES |
| Breakfast dish / Fruitcake tidbit | OATMEAL/RAISIN |
| Amasses, with “up” | RACKS … |
| Nuclear medicine units | RADS |
| “___, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus” | YES |
| ___ culpa | MEA |
| Trig function | SINE |
| Some laundromat machines | COIN-OPS |
| This puzzle’s images, in two different ways | COOKIE CUTTERS |
| Physician awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by G. W. Bush | DR FAUCI |
| Party staple | ONION DIP |
| Prefix with space | AERO- |
| Chandelier part, often | CRYSTAL |
| ___-mo | SLO |
| Football units: Abbr. | YDS |
| Hurdle for a J.D. wannabe | LSAT |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Court sport grp. | ATP |
| Course preparers | CHEFS |
| Becoming faint | TRAILING AWAY |
| Solarium activity | SUNNING |
| National dance co. | ABT |
| It was eliminated from the U.S. in 2004 | RUBELLA |
| Library IDs | ISBNS |
| Kitty | POT |
| Project | JUT |
| Outback orders | STEAKS |
| Cabinet dept. since 1965 | HUD |
| Come to ___ | AN END |
| Fit | IN GOOD SHAPE |
| Nightmare | TERROR |
| “Got it” | I READ YOU |
| “___ Maria” | AVE |
| Super Mario Bros. platform | NES |
| Downfall | RUIN |
| Dropped the ball | ERRED |
| Remove, as a ribbon | UNTIE |
| Green shampoo | PRELL |
| Italian thoroughfare | STRADA |
| Wishy-washy response | I MAY |
| Get, slangily | COP |
| Genuine | HEARTFELT |
| Filmmaker von Trier | LARS |
| Little lead | EDGE |
| Some graffiti | STREET ART |
| First and reverse | GEARS |
| Not learned | INNATE |
| Proverb-spouting Panza | SANCHO |
| Lancaster-to-Scranton dir. | NNE |
| Citrus hybrid | TANGELO |
| Come to ___ | TERMS |
| Present opening? | OMNI- |
| “Gonna Let It Shine” singer | ODETTA |
| Personal essence | TRUE SELF |
| Where to go on a trip? | REST AREA |
| Not a mystery | KNOWN |
| One keeping others up at night, perhaps | SNORER |
| Something else | THE BEE’S KNEES |
| Singer Gomez | SELENA |
| Went in a different direction | BRANCHED OUT |
| “What’s ___ you?” | IT TO |
| Pride and prejudice, e.g. | TRAITS |
| Fix, as a lawn | RESOD |
| Pirate | BUCCANEER |
| Set | GEL |
| Mushroom | SWELL |
| Woman in Progressive ads | FLO |
| Classic dog name | FIDO |
| Hip bones | ILIA |
| What some neighborhoods do | GENTRIFY |
| More than enough | TOO MANY |
| Volts/amp | OHMS |
| Long-tailed monkey | SAI |
| Blowout party | BLAST |
| Piano performance, possibly | RECITAL |
| Some ranges | AMANAS |
| El ___ (“View of Toledo” painter) | GRECO |
| ___ Cradle (maritime rescue device) | JASON’S |
| Popular adoption agcy. | ASPCA |
| “Sign me up!” | I’M IN! |
| High-maintenance | NEEDY |
| Richard famous for large-scale sculptures | SERRA |
| See 89-Across | … ACID |
| Agcy. fighting epidemics | CDC |
| Bobby of the N.H.L. | ORR |
| Part of R.S.V.P. | S’IL |
| Old-fashioned menorah filler | OIL |
| “Kitchy-kitchy-___!” | KOO |
| Raises | UPS |
| Teetotaler’s opposite | SOT |