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Across
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Penciled-in feature, perhaps |
BROW |
| Poet Dove |
RITA |
| Prefix with war or hero |
ANTI- |
| Pioneer in computer chess |
IBM |
| Largest labor union in the U.S., in brief |
NEA |
| Sloping surfaces |
CANTS |
| Alpha ___ Majoris (star in the Big Dipper) |
URSAE |
| Smacks (of) |
REEKS |
| “Oppenheimer” director |
NOLAN |
| Carl’s wife in Pixar’s “Up” |
ELLIE |
| Sources of cashmere |
GOATS |
| Make a big splash in diving, say |
ERR |
| Bugs, e.g. |
VWS |
| Brick that doesn’t require mortar |
LEGO |
| Hankerings |
YENS |
| Failing that |
ELSE |
| Crime boss John |
GOTTI |
| Way shortened? |
RTE |
| What corn holders are inserted into |
COB |
| Muslim head covering |
HIJAB |
| Prized violins, for short |
STRADS |
| One of the stages of grief |
DENIAL |
| Ultra-famous |
HUGE |
| Inside lane on a track |
ONE |
| Ailment whose name becomes an actress when its vowel is doubled |
STREP |
| Indulge (oneself) |
TREAT |
| Forever and ever |
EON |
| Like some Mideast nationalism |
PAN-ARAB |
| Cattle-driving dispute |
RANGE WAR |
| Architect ___ van der Rohe |
MIES |
| Rock climber’s handhold |
CRAG |
| What “Meow!” might mean |
I’M HUNGRY! |
| Manicurist’s creation |
NAIL ART |
| They fly somewhere over the rainbow |
BLUEBIRDS |
| Democratic stronghold |
BLUE STATE |
| Ostracized family member |
BLACK SHEEP |
| Extorts from, in a way |
BLACKMAILS |
| Raccoonlike mammal of China |
RED PANDA |
| Phenomenon allegorized in “The Crucible” |
RED SCARE |
| Droop |
SAG |
| Movie f/x |
CGI |
| It’s not long. |
LAT |
| ___ Oyu, sixth-highest peak in the world |
CHO |
| National park since 1872 |
YELLOWSTONE |
| Milquetoast |
YELLOWBELLY |
| Character who’s told “We’re all mad here” |
ALICE |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival song named after a place “where cool water flows” |
GREEN RIVER |
| Dip made from tomatillos |
GREEN SALSA |
| Beat at an audition, maybe |
OUTACT |
| Sushi eggs |
ROE |
| Spice Girl Chisholm, casually |
MEL |
| Acclaimed |
HAILED |
| Political slogan of the 2000s |
YES WE CAN |
| Channel that gets audio only? |
EAR CANAL |
| Backing |
FOR |
| Connection at Frankfurt Airport? |
UND |
| Restroom in a pub |
LOO |
| “Law & Order” spinoff, for short |
SVU |
| Wooden shoe |
SABOT |
| Linguist’s concern |
USAGE |
| Part of a woman’s anatomy named for Dr. Ernst Gräfenberg |
G-SPOT |
| Jane Eyre, to the villainous Mrs. Reed |
NIECE |
| Change, as one’s clothes |
ALTER |
| “The ___ true for …” |
SAME’S |
| Not at all light |
HEFTY |
| Soul singer Baker |
ANITA |
| Adam of TV’s “Severance” |
SCOTT |
| Like the atmosphere after an awkward joke |
TENSE |
| Negative Nancy words? |
NONS |
| Hoppy choices at happy hour |
IPAS |
| Sermon topic |
SIN |
| Some TV screens |
LCDS |
| They may be renewed |
VOWS |
| Flirty thing to bite |
LIP |
| Sumac a.k.a. the “Peruvian Songbird” |
YMA |
| Maya who designed the Museum of Chinese in America |
LIN |
| Juice bar suffix |
-ADE |