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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Items used with PINs | ATM CARDS |
| There’s one for the U.S. Census | BUREAU |
| In a tussle | AT IT |
| Dismiss | POOH-POOH |
| Takes it one step at a time | EASES IN |
| Pad Thai garnish | LIME |
| Sea captain: robber, thief (2003) | PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN |
| Photographer’s tool, for short | SLR |
| Unlike this puzzle, we hope | TOO HARD |
| Source of suffering | SCOURGE |
| They’re hoppy at happy hour | IPAS |
| Quaint lead-in to while | ERE- |
| All the kings’ men? | CHESS SET |
| True fellow is a find (1946) | IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE |
| With room for interpretation | LOOSELY |
| Top | ONE-UP |
| Game pieces in Mastermind | PEGS |
| Word after contact or before cover | LENS |
| Chill (out) | VEG |
| Bit of deception | PUT-ON |
| Unfinished attic space | GARRET |
| Re: town fire one night (1974) | THE TOWERING INFERNO |
| “Whoopee!” | YAHOO! |
| Origin of the words “club” and “gun” | NORSE |
| It’s a lot in London | CAR PARK |
| Tip of the tongue? | -ESE |
| Best-selling crime novelist Gregg | OLSEN |
| Breed featured in 2009’s “Hachi: A Dog’s Tale” | AKITA |
| Miff, with “off” | TEE … |
| One seeking a new agreement, perhaps | STRIKER |
| Ground-breaking tool | SPADE |
| “Not interested” | I PASS |
| Evil Streep had award (2006) | THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA |
| Be a paragon of | EMBODY |
| Guys that rhyme with “girls” | EARLS |
| Folder attachment | TAB |
| The “Y” of Y.S.L. | YVES |
| Beams | RAYS |
| Wallop | PASTE |
| One of the Roys on “Succession” | KENDALL |
| M. Ryan, what’s her yell? (1989) | WHEN HARRY MET SALLY |
| They have massive calves | GLACIERS |
| “OK!” in Okayama | HAI! |
| Puts forth | SAYS |
| Account | RECITAL |
| Protected creature in the Congo Basin | GORILLA |
| Alternatives to tablets | PCS |
| R.E.M.: alarming to the teens (1984) | A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET |
| ___ colada | PINA |
| “Louisiana ___,” music show that helped launch Elvis’s career | HAYRIDE |
| Fried, filled Filipino fare | EMPANADA |
| Part of STEM: Abbr. | ENGR |
| Angry dog sounds | SNARLS |
| Elf at the North Pole, e.g. | TOYMAKER |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| First courses, informally | APPS |
| Drudgery | TOIL |
| First Black woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature | MORRISON |
| When doubled, a dance | CHA |
| Quick to learn | APT |
| Spawn in the sea | ROE |
| “___ thou love life?”: Benjamin Franklin | DOST |
| Drove (away) | SHOOED |
| ___ Men (“Who Let the Dogs Out” group) | BAHA |
| One with a password, maybe | USER |
| Document stamp abbr. | RECD |
| That: Sp. | ESA |
| Blimp, e.g. | AIRSHIP |
| Humanitarian org. with Halloween fund drives | UNICEF |
| First name in Harry Potter | ALBUS |
| Ranks | TIERS |
| Would you look at that! | IMAGE |
| Believe in it | TENET |
| Onetime dentist’s supply | ETHER |
| Front | FORE |
| Company with sound financials? | BOSE |
| Target with a throw | PASS TO |
| “!!!!!” feeling | AWE |
| Crack | SOLVE |
| Held tightly | CLUNG |
| “‘Tis an ___ cook that cannot lick his own fingers”: “Romeo and Juliet” | ILL |
| The third of three X’s | TOE |
| Opposite of da | NYET |
| All ___ (English card game) | FOURS |
| Release, in a way | UNTIE |
| Soul singer Bridges | LEON |
| School for the college-bound | PREP |
| Paper slips? | ERRATA |
| Signs in a bookstore, perhaps | GENRES |
| Encourages | STOKES |
| Out of the park | GONE |
| Each | PER |
| Airborne irritant | GNAT |
| Chicken … or cowed | AFRAID |
| Addicted | HOOKED |
| Broke the finish line ribbon | WON |
| “___ on parle français” | ICI |
| Lead-in to day or year | YESTER- |
| Pulmicort targets it | ASTHMA |
| Adverb in many legal documents | HEREBY |
| Impose, as a fine | LEVY |
| ___ Lanka | SRI |
| Certain banner fodder | ADS |
| Didn’t ditch | KEPT |
| Certain partners’ exchanges | I DOS |
| Brand with an iComfort line | SERTA |
| Less vibrant | PALER |
| Harvard dropouts, maybe? | ARS |
| Recurrent space in The Game of Life | PAYDAY |
| Depends (on) | LEANS |
| Break-even situation | WASH |
| Aid in putting together a fall collection | RAKE |
| Drives the getaway car for, say | ABETS |
| Slangy SoCal dialect | VALSPEAK |
| Sharp turn | ELL |
| Designing | SLY |
| Rhea with four Emmys | PERLMAN |
| Phone-tracking org. | NSA |
| Accompanying | WITH |
| Shrubby areas | HEATHS |
| Europe’s Three Countries Bridge crosses it | RHINE |
| Big name in locks | YALE |
| Grain variety | MILLET |
| ___-Nuts | GRAPE |
| World leader who appeared on a Time magazine cover 40 years after his death | LENIN |
| Sailing through | ACING |
| The world’s most expensive one, the Gurkha Royal Courtesan, costs over $1.3 million | CIGAR |
| Angry dog’s sound | GRRR! |
| Trompe l’___ | OEIL |
| Sticks | RODS |
| Some finds in Fortnite | AMMO |
| Hand over | CEDE |
| Have the lead (in) | STAR |
| Actress Cash of FX’s “You’re the Worst” | AYA |
| Who might bug you? | SPY |
| Headwear with a pompom | TAM |
| Vaccine molecule | RNA |