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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Items purportedly burned outside the Miss America Pageant in 1968 | BRAS |
| Prefix that makes a pseudoscience when paired with 44-Down | PSYCHO- |
| Quatrain rhyme scheme | ABBA |
| Fancy fabric | LAME |
| Embryo’s home | UTERUS |
| Barbershop job | TRIM |
| Tiptop | APEX |
| Jim Sheridan gives Daniel Day-Lewis nothing to work with in this Irish dramedy (1989) | MY RIGHT FOOT (from “My Left Foot”) |
| Photographer Goldin | NAN |
| Stop up | DAM |
| Rapper Megan ___ Stallion | THEE |
| Letters seen on some tote bags | NPR |
| Rian Johnson helms this snoozer of a whodunit starring Daniel Craig (2019) | KNIVES IN (from “Knives Out”) |
| Thorny tree | ACACIA |
| Adorable one | CUTIE |
| It made the peseta passé | EURO |
| Have in inventory | STOCK |
| Handy sorts | DIYERS |
| Fey of “30 Rock” | TINA |
| Follower of smart or bad | … ASS |
| Elia Kazan bungles this John Steinbeck novel adaptation (1955) | WEST OF EDEN (from “East of Eden”) |
| Hit the slopes | SKI |
| Tennant of the Pet Shop Boys | NEIL |
| Foe of Austin Powers | DR EVIL |
| Nice dinnerware | CHINA |
| Tavern offerings | ALES |
| Assemble | UNITE |
| Korean alphabet system | HANGUL |
| Anne Fletcher misses the mark with this first film in a dance franchise (2006) | STEP DOWN (from “Step Up”) |
| 1950s White House nickname | IKE |
| Word with luck or waiter | DUMB … |
| Nonkosher sandwich | BLT |
| Captain’s record | LOG |
| Led astray … or like the films at 19-, 25-, 40- and 57-Across? | MISDIRECTED |
| Muppet with a big orange nose | BERT |
| Victorian | PRIM |
| Make hard to read, in a way | ENCODE |
| Egyptian cross | ANKH |
| Lip | SASS |
| Cleaning tool | DUSTER |
| Online crafts shop | ETSY |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Item needed for burning, once | BLANK CD |
| Indigenous people of Easter Island | RAPA NUI |
| Pool or fitness center, for a hotel | AMENITY |
| Census info | SEX |
| Mountain lions | PUMAS |
| Frustrate | STYMIE |
| “___ out!” (ump’s cry) | YER |
| Lit ___ | CRIT |
| Jackman of “X-Men” | HUGH |
| ___ Jackson, a.k.a. Ice Cube | O’SHEA |
| D.O.J. agency | ATF |
| Winners of Super Bowl 50 | BRONCOS |
| “Frida” and “Selena,” e.g. | BIOPICS |
| Operator of the California Zephyr | AMTRAK |
| Gumshoes | TECS |
| Big name in tractors | DEERE |
| For your ___ pleasure | VIEWING |
| Almond extract, e.g. | NUT OIL |
| Finished | AT AN END |
| Big guns | RIFLES |
| Unnamed person | ONE |
| Job app ID | SSN |
| Recipe instruction | ADD |
| Gossip, in slang | TEA |
| Lose one’s cool | ERUPT |
| “Hips Don’t Lie” singer, 2006 | SHAKIRA |
| See 5-Across | -KINESIS |
| Word that fills both parts of the Shakespeare quote “These ___ delights have ___ ends” | VIOLENT |
| Inventor’s happy cry | IT WORKS! |
| Protracted | LENGTHY |
| Subjects for Jane Goodall | CHIMPS |
| BMW competitor | AUDI |
| Monk known as the “Father of English History” | ST BEDE |
| Baited | LURED |
| Respected tribe member | ELDER |
| Handout from a maître d’ | MENU |
| Secretly loops in, in a way | BCCS |
| Private Instagram exchanges, briefly | DMS |
| Tater ___ | TOT |
| Hon | BAE |