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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| “Yep, took care of it!” | SURE DID! |
| King-like, in a way | MACABRE |
| Turn into a cliché | OVERUSE |
| Wrongly | IN ERROR |
| City transport, redundantly | TAXICAB (tack-C-cab) |
| Most common mineral in the human body | CALCIUM (cal-C-um) |
| Severe | HARSH |
| Court proceedings | ACTA |
| Gentle, mild-mannered sort | PUSSYCAT (puss-C-cat) |
| Gets one’s feet wet? | WADES |
| Goes (for) | OPTS |
| Eel, on a menu | UNAGI |
| Ring thing | STONE |
| Warm-up time for pro athletes | PRESEASON (pre-C-sun) |
| ___ Jima | IWO |
| “I’m back” | ME AGAIN |
| G.I. with stripes | NCO |
| On a need-to-know basis | TOP SECRET (top-C-cret) |
| One of the sisters on TV’s “Braxton Family Values” | TRACI |
| It’s a start | INTRO |
| A ways away | AFAR |
| Astronaut Cooper as portrayed in “The Right Stuff” | GORDO |
| Camping pests | NO-SEE-UMS (no-C-ums) |
| Bell Biv DeVoe or Bananarama | TRIO |
| Pale as a ghost | ASHEN |
| Happy, as bygone days | HALCYON (hal-C-yun) |
| Starting point for a piano student, or a phonetic hint to 17-, 18-, 22-, 33-, 41-, 49- and 55-Across | MIDDLE C |
| Words supporting a motion | I SECOND |
| Emperor who abdicated in 2019 after 30 years | AKIHITO |
| Topping for a vegan burger | SPROUTS |
| On and on and on | NONSTOP |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Lush | SOT |
| A.C.C. school | UVA |
| “Regal” pet name | REX |
| Verdi’s “___ tu” | ERI |
| Luxembourg is a grand one | DUCHY |
| Hayes who scored “Shaft” | ISAAC |
| Messing of “Will & Grace” | DEBRA |
| State whose northern residents are known as Yoopers: Abbr. | MICH |
| Newswoman Navarro | ANA |
| Frame in “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” | CEL |
| Idyllic spot of myth | ARCADIA |
| Streisand role in “Funny Girl” | BRICE |
| Hammerings | ROUTS |
| Aretha’s sister who sang “Piece of My Heart” | ERMA |
| Once-plentiful endangered fish nicknamed “Albany beef” | STURGEONS |
| Put forth, as a hypothesis | POSIT |
| Leading by a basket | UP TWO |
| Go low, in a way | STOOP |
| ID datum | SSN |
| “___ close?” | WAS I |
| Word with free or double | … AGENT |
| Straight up | NEAT |
| Make corrections to | EMEND |
| Surname of the Incredibles | PARR |
| Big bungle | SNAFU |
| Philosopher who favored simple explanations | OCCAM |
| Gritty films, informally | NOIRS |
| Prefix with -plasmic | ECTO- |
| Dry wind in the Sahara | SIROCCO |
| Issa of “Insecure” | RAE |
| Get | GRASP |
| Many a sight on the Suez Canal | OILER |
| “Hoo-ee!” | OH MAN! |
| Brand name that means “exquisite” in Japanese | SEIKO |
| ___ a tie | END IN |
| “Get ___ …” (“Here’s the best part …”) | THIS |
| They may lead to longer sentences | ANDS |
| Thou, now | YOU |
| 8-Down’s northern neighbor: Abbr. | ONT |
| M.L.B.’s “10th men” | DHS |
| Happening, in slang | LIT |
| 1940s combat zone, in brief | ETO |
| Extra in a procedural | COP |