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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Partitions between nostrils | SEPTA |
| Place to park a boat | SLIP |
| Malt-drying kiln | OAST |
| Gave a look of “Can you believe that?!” | STARED |
| Smaller than small | ATOMIC |
| Rub it in | GLOAT |
| What you’ll hear after-hours at a sports car sales lot? | THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBOS (O in “The Silence of the Lambs”) |
| Cry from a boxing coach | HIT ‘EM |
| Swimmer’s assignment | LANE |
| RC, for one | COLA |
| Fayetteville school, informally | U OF A |
| City that neighbors Ann Arbor, for short | YPSI |
| Rodeo Drive uprising? | BEVERLY HILLS COUP (U in “Beverly Hills Cop”) |
| Janelle of “Moonlight” | MONAE |
| Loire contents | EAU |
| Per person | EACH |
| Twisted jeans legs? | PANTS LABYRINTH (T in “Pan’s Labyrinth”) |
| Religion of the Maldives | ISLAM |
| Mission statement’s inspiration | ETHOS |
| Expected | DUE |
| Bounces around a pool table | CAROMS |
| Antagonist in “Hop-o’-My-Thumb” | OGRE |
| Drink with crumpets | TEA |
| South Asian crepes | DOSAS |
| Thrill | ELATE |
| Mini manufacturer | BMW |
| Chihuahua, por ejemplo | ESTADO |
| Staunch dedication to one’s upper leg exercise routine? | THIGH FIDELITY (T in “High Fidelity”) |
| Country whose name together with its capital city has only eight letters | PERU |
| [I’m a cow!] | [MOO!] |
| Take for a spin | DEMO |
| Winter wear for a stegosaurus? | JURASSIC PARKA (A in “Jurassic Park”) |
| “I have my ___” | DOUBTS |
| Understand | GET |
| Palestinian political party | FATAH |
| Some feds | NARCS |
| “Look, fireworks!” | OOH! |
| Diver’s destination | REEF |
| Labor class? | LAMAZE |
| Airport code for a Delta hub | LGA |
| It’s a small world | GLOBE |
| Bracket buster’s victory | UPSET |
| Tire-puncturing way across a river? | BRIDGE OF SPIKES (K in “Bridge of Spies”) |
| Region | AREA |
| Musician whose name sounds like an exclamation | ONO |
| Message written on a Wonderland cake | EAT ME |
| Introduction to a chiropractor’s makeshift toolkit? | THIS IS SPINAL TAPE (E in “This is Spinal Tap”) |
| Ankle-length dress | MAXI |
| First automaker to conduct crash tests (1938) | AUDI |
| E.R. imperative | STAT |
| Pair in an ellipse | FOCI |
| Capital on the Atlantic | DAKAR |
| Campaign to convince British P.M. Tony to change parties? | THE BLAIR SWITCH PROJECT (S in “The Blair Witch Project”) |
| Like sailors’ language, stereotypically | SALTY |
| Operator of the Valley Flyer and Coast Starlight | AMTRAK |
| Urge strongly | EXHORT |
| Wranglers alternative | LEES |
| Make | EARN |
| Rulers until 1917 | TSARS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Top of a range? | STETSON HAT |
| Enter smoothly | EASE INTO |
| Proper partner? | PRIM |
| Number on a bus. card | TEL |
| First songwriter to win an Oscar for a James Bond theme | ADELE |
| One in the driver’s seat | STEERER |
| Head of Eton? | LOO |
| Global finance org. | IMF |
| Word before or after perfect | PITCH |
| Tribe whose flag features a circle of tepees on a red background | OGLALA |
| French menu word | A LA |
| To such an extent (that) | SO MUCH SO |
| Game with a card that might say “Lawyer: court judge legal crime case” | TABOO |
| Swabs, say | SHIPMATES |
| Target for salicylic acid | ACNE |
| Fourth-most common surname in Korea (after Kim, Lee and Park) | CHOI |
| Stinky ___ (popular Chinese street food) | TOFU |
| “Your” of yore | THY |
| ___ system (GPS device) | NAV |
| Vogue rival | ELLE |
| April fool target | SAP |
| ___ Paese cheese | BEL |
| Secular | LAIC |
| One-named singer with the 2016 hit “Crush” | YUNA |
| High school dept. | SCI |
| Follower of smart or wise | ASS |
| Comic Davidson | PETE |
| Big whoop | ADO |
| Go over 21, say | BUST |
| “What she said” | YEAH |
| Nonkosher | TREF |
| Hindu Festival of Colors | HOLI |
| Community celebrated in June, in brief | LGBT |
| Name of BTS’s fan base | ARMY |
| Kitten’s sound | MEW |
| Anti-D.U.I. org. | MADD |
| Mounts | STEEDS |
| Kind of fin | DORSAL |
| One offering intense but unrequited affection, in modern usage | SIMP |
| Red Muppet | ELMO |
| 4/ | APR |
| ___ Studies (Gallaudet University department) | DEAF |
| Indian state on the Arabian Sea | GOA |
| Mellophone, e.g. | HORN |
| Debtor’s note | IOU |
| Arthur Ashe Stadium org. | USTA |
| Wrangler maker | JEEP |
| Great Basin natives | UTES |
| “Macbeth,” but not “Hamlet” | IAMB |
| Burn a little | CHAR |
| Vegetable that’s massaged before eating | KALE |
| Mythical ship that sailed to Colchis | ARGO |
| Odds fellows? | BOOKMAKERS |
| Specifically | TO BE EXACT |
| “___ All That” (1999 rom-com) | SHE’S |
| “Despicable Me” antihero | GRU |
| Half-___ | CAF |
| Within reach, as a goal | FEASIBLE |
| Utah’s ___ National Park | ZION |
| “Hairspray” mom | EDNA |
| Fig. on a transcript | GPA |
| One with a storied education, informally? | LIT MAJOR |
| Race in which one begins in a wetsuit, for short | TRI |
| Shade that one might find on the links? | GOLF TAN |
| “What did I tell you?” | SEE? |
| Some writing samples | ESSAYS |
| Source of Italian bubbles | ASTI |
| Heart on one’s sleeve, for short? | TAT |
| Verbal shrugs | HUHS |
| Perfect | IDEAL |
| Prefix with legal | PARA |
| Exclamation while seeing oneself on the Jumbotron, perhaps | IT’S ME! |
| Tick follower | -TOCK |
| German lament | ACH! |
| Lab dropper | PIPET |
| N.Y.C. subway inits. | IRT |
| Capital of Qatar | DOHA |
| Inits. on a cellphone | LTE |
| Sports org. founded by Billie Jean King | WTA |
| Like the verb “to be”: Abbr. | IRR |
| Scripts | RXS |