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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Shade similar to honey | AMBER |
| Hinge (on) | RELY |
| Early stage for some bugs? | BETA |
| City near Memphis | CAIRO |
| Self-evident | AXIOMATIC |
| See 25-Across | … MINEO |
| Whom one might address as “sensei” | ZEN MASTER |
| Host of the first World Table Tennis Championships: Abbr. | ENG |
| Dress | FROCK |
| Reason for a donation | CAUSE |
| Two-wheelers | SCOOTERS |
| With 17-Across, “Giant” actor of 1956 | SAL … |
| Stewing, say | ON LOW |
| Deliberately sink | SCUTTLE |
| One hand washing the other, so to speak | QUID PRO QUO |
| Red peg, in the game Battleship | HIT |
| It’s hard to fight | URGE |
| “Seems likely” | I’D BET |
| Recipient of a “Brava!” | DIVA |
| Ending with Black or brack | -ISH |
| Admissions considerations | TEST SCORES |
| Whistlers of a sort | KETTLES |
| Possible uses for Bundt pans | MOLDS |
| “Isle of Dogs” director Anderson | WES |
| Rules of conduct | PRECEPTS |
| Sphere of influence | AMBIT |
| Core exercise | PLANK |
| Neighbor of Scorpius in the sky | ARA |
| Modify so as to bypass a device’s restrictions, in hacker lingo | JAILBREAK |
| Things opened at spas | PORES |
| Talus | ANKLE BONE |
| I I I | IOTAS |
| “Seeded” or “unseeded” grocery choices | RYES |
| Growl like an angry dog | GNAR |
| Aromatic herb | THYME |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Tips | ACMES |
| Dessert preceder | MAIN COURSE |
| Event with a room full of people making a row | BINGO NIGHT |
| “Take heed, ___ summer comes or cuckoo-birds do sing”: “The Merry Wives of Windsor” | ERE |
| Urban kind of bar or garden | ROOFTOP |
| Epitome of sharpness | RAZOR |
| “Brass” | EXECS |
| Serving of kielbasa or knackwurst | LINK |
| Hebrew for “day” | YOM |
| Volcanic rock | BASALT |
| Some famous last words | ET TU |
| Deuces, e.g. | TIES |
| One of Yellowstone’s 2.2+ million | ACRE |
| Eastern gambling mecca | MACAU |
| Overdrafts? | REWRITES |
| Of yore, of yore | OLDE |
| Adam Smith and David Hume, e.g. | SCOTSMEN |
| Bird feeder fill | SUET |
| Socialists, e.g. | THIRD PARTY |
| Air on Twitch, say | LIVE STREAM |
| Info on a flight tracker app | ETAS |
| Classic cocoa powder brand | QUIK |
| Horatian compilation | ODES |
| Most Super Bowl M.V.P.s | QBS |
| Ration | DOLE |
| Place for an ace | COCKPIT |
| Denim and chino | TWILLS |
| Opposite of bother | LET BE |
| Something to try first | PLAN A |
| Fall person, perhaps | RAKER |
| Senator Ben from Nebraska | SASSE |
| Cracked | AJAR |
| “___ thanks!” | MANY |
| Triathlete’s need | BIKE |
| Drudge | PEON |
| Late justice known for powerful dissents, for short | RBG |
| Sound at a fireworks display | OOH! |