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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Rock subgenre named for its vocal aesthetic | SCREAMO |
| Like some space-saving beds | FOLD-UP |
| Styles that are picked, informally | ‘FROS |
| Amateur | INEXPERT |
| Disinclined (to) | AVERSE |
| Royal figure of sci-fi | LEIA |
| Grammy for Kendrick Lamar’s “DAMN.” or Cardi B’s “Invasion of Privacy” | BEST RAP ALBUM |
| Shuts down | CEASES |
| American, abroad | YANK |
| Apt name for a worrier | STU |
| Moving toward equilibrium, in biology | OSMOSING |
| Legerdemain | TRICKS |
| Horse color | ROAN |
| Prepares for a Ms. Olympia competition, say | OILS UP |
| Tiny foragers | ANTS |
| “Here’s an example …” | FOR INSTANCE … |
| Insect with distinctive pincers | EARWIG |
| Without stop | ON END |
| Subj. for some future bilinguals | ESL |
| Sources of music in musicals | ORCHESTRA PITS |
| Splinter group | SECT |
| Brewing brothers | TRAPPISTS |
| Capital of Japan’s Hyogo Prefecture | KOBE |
| It might be broken in overtime | TIE |
| Waits to publish, as an article | SITS ON |
| Second-rate | TWO-BIT |
| Pronoun pairing | SHE/HER |
| Loop trains | ELS |
| Hornswoggle | ROOK |
| De-creased | IRONED |
| Luxury Hyundai | AZERA |
| “Still da ___” (Trina title track of 2008) | BADDEST |
| Fluster | UNNERVE |
| Kind of squash | ACORN |
| One using cloves or garlic | SPICER |
| What gets filled at a shell station? | TACO |
| Monthly condition, for short | PMS |
| Hairstyle protectors | DO-RAGS |
| Tabbouleh topping | TAHINI |
| Build, as interest | ACCRUE |
| Kind of test | DNA |
| Board figure, informally | EXEC |
| Recipe unit | ONE CUP |
| Goddess in a peacock-drawn chariot | HERA |
| Marilyn Monroe wore a fuchsia one while singing “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” | STRAPLESS GOWN |
| Beverage that was a medieval source of nutrition | ALE |
| ___ President | MADAM |
| Literary protagonist raised by wolves | MOWGLI |
| “The Sound of Music” household | VON TRAPP FAMILY |
| “Horned” creature | TOAD |
| Turn one’s back on | DISOWN |
| Laces (into) | RIPS |
| Apelike | SIMIAN |
| University of Montana city | MISSOULA |
| Weasel word? | POP |
| ___ Fielding, co-host of “The Great British Bake Off” beginning in 2017 | NOEL |
| Suffering from a losing streak, in poker slang | ON TILT |
| Secret exits represented five times in this puzzle’s grid | TRAPDOORS |
| “Bus Stop” playwright | INGE |
| Camping shelter | LEAN-TO |
| Advocates | ESPOUSES |
| Romanov ruler | TSAR |
| Vulnerable | AT RISK |
| Most likely to inspire “thirst” | SEXIEST |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Twins, e.g., for short | SIBS |
| Site with tech tutorials | C|NET |
| Gets out of a grave situation? | RESURRECTS |
| Scores for placekickers | EXTRA POINTS |
| Mental health org. | APA |
| They’re thumped at supermarkets | MELONS |
| Balls | ORBS |
| Overly simplistic | FACILE |
| Bake-off equipment | OVENS |
| Major-___ (pro ballplayer) | LEAGUER |
| OB/GYNs, e.g. | DRS |
| Application | USE |
| Royal pain | PEST |
| Circus apparatus | FLYING TRAPEZE |
| Laugh or cry, say | REACT |
| “Old MacDonald Had a Farm” sounds | OINKS |
| N.Y.C. retailer with a famed holiday window display | SAKS |
| Rum ___ Tugger (cat in “Cats”) | TUM |
| Like a romantic evening stroll, perhaps | MOONLIT |
| [someone else’s error] | [SIC] |
| Cause chaos | RAISE HAVOC |
| “That’s it?” | AND? |
| Camping shelter | PACK TENT |
| Only person to win an Oscar, Emmy and Tony in the same year (1973) | FOSSE |
| Kitty ___, stunt performer once known as the “fastest woman in the world” | O’NEIL |
| Four-limbed animals | TETRAPODS |
| “Raiders of the Lost Ark” biter | ASP |
| Plato’s P | RHO |
| Halloween decorations that can be made with cotton balls | WEBS |
| Heavy metal’s “Prince of Darkness” | OSBOURNE |
| “Am ___ only one?” | I THE |
| Level | TIER |
| Some skin-care products | SERA |
| Power up | SWITCH ON |
| A.L. East squad: Abbr. | TOR |
| Slice, for one | ORANGE SODA |
| Give the ___ | NOD |
| Stopover | INN |
| Put on ice | KEPT COLD |
| Traffic control org. | DEA |
| Disco ___ (iconic garment for Lady Gaga) | BRA |
| “Chandelier” singer, 2014 | SIA |
| Longtime record label | RCA |
| Annexes | ADDS |
| Rube Goldberg machines, e.g. | CONTRAPTIONS |
| Like some vaccines | ORAL |
| A, in Berlin | EIN |
| Incline | PREDISPOSE |
| Expansive work of art, usually | MURAL |
| Disreputable | SEAMY |
| Annual Austin festival, familiarly | SXSW |
| “This is too much” | I CANNOT |
| One to be dethroned | CHAMP |
| One being coddled, maybe | EGG |
| Lacking any adulteration | ULTRAPURE |
| Zing | PEP |
| One who may have attachment issues? | EMAILER |
| Small Nintendo console, once | WII MINI |
| Spring month in France | MAI |
| ___ 1, Yuri Gagarin’s spacecraft | VOSTOK |
| Cries in a tattoo parlor | OWS |
| Frothy coffee invented in Greece | FRAPPE |
| Sign of resistance | OMEGA |
| Some bank deposits | SILTS |
| Foul mood | SNIT |
| Pelicans’ home, informally | NOLA |
| Girl in a tartan | LASS |
| Miner discoveries | ORES |
| Relative of “Hey!” | PSST! |
| March Madness “trophy” | NET |
| Road goo | TAR |
| Maliciously reveal personal info about online | DOX |
| “Mais ___!” | OUI |