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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Exfoliants | SCRUBS |
| Foofaraw | ADO |
| Cookout chuckouts | COBS |
| Thickener used in desserts | AGAR |
| Like favorite radio stations, perhaps | PRESET |
| Calico calls | MEWS |
| Memo starter | IN RE … |
| N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Yale ___ | LARY |
| Backpacker’s snack | OAT BAR |
| Big huff? | PANT |
| Have an outsize presence | LOOM LARGE |
| “I didn’t need to know that!” | TMI! |
| What a net might attach to | RIM |
| Flying Cloud of old autodom | REO |
| Jazz clarinetist Shaw | ARTIE |
| Soaring shot | LOB |
| Some Six Nations members | SENECAS |
| *Mount Everest scaler | EDMUND HILLARY |
| Hogs | SWINE |
| *Went out of control | RAN RAMPANT |
| A.M.A. members: Abbr. | DRS |
| Marketing experiment comparing two variants | A/B TEST |
| Some red marks | ACNE |
| Big lugs | GALOOTS |
| Say “Whomever did this …,” say | ERR |
| Alice who wrote “The Color Purple” | WALKER |
| Org. with a sizable registry | AKC |
| Yellow jacket, for one | WASP |
| Syrup brand since 1902 | KARO |
| Word before Roger or Rancher | JOLLY … |
| To a profound degree | DEEPLY |
| *”Cinderella” meanie | EVIL STEPSISTER |
| Field trip conveyances | BUSES |
| Middle van Pelt child in “Peanuts” | LINUS |
| Use Tinder, say | SWIPE |
| Airs | TELECASTS |
| Big exporter of pistachios | IRAN |
| Features of some bygone muscle cars | T-TOPS |
| Give an elbow bump to, say | GREET |
| Free of fizz | FLAT |
| *Lateral-breaking pitches | BACKDOOR SLIDERS |
| Skulk | CREEP |
| Maker of the world’s first quartz watch | SEIKO |
| Javanese dyeing technique | BATIK |
| Potala Palace city | LHASA |
| One of seven represented in the Pleiades | SISTER |
| *Glide down from above | PARACHUTE IN |
| Sleigh driver’s need | REIN |
| Sound of an ungraceful landing | THUD |
| ___ card | SIM |
| Fashion house whose logo is two interlocking C’s | CHANEL |
| Like the Carolina Reaper pepper | HOT |
| Visionary | DREAMER |
| Title for Baltimore | LORD |
| Crow language family | SIOUAN |
| Sounds of hesitation | ERS |
| da-DUM | IAMB |
| On pins and needles | ANTSY |
| Homebrewer’s sugar | MALTOSE |
| Cartoonish villains | NASTIES |
| “Little ol’ me?” | MOI? |
| Woodard of “Clemency” | ALFRE |
| Article in Aachen | EIN |
| “Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise”: Thomas Gray | ‘TIS |
| “Eh … I’ll pass” | NAH |
| It’s a banger in Germany | BRATWURST |
| *Portrayer of Scrooge in 1951’s “A Christmas Carol” | ALASTAIR SIM |
| Surgical seam | SUTURE |
| Unagi and anago, for two | EELS |
| What parallel lines never do | MEET |
| It beats scissors | ROCK |
| Passionate | HEATED |
| Secretary, e.g. | DESK |
| ___ Noël | PERE |
| Place to wallow | STY |
| Butterfly garden bloomers | ASTERS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Places | SPOTS |
| “Mad Money” host Jim | CRAMER |
| Eye part with rods and cones | RETINA |
| Kind of port | USB |
| Boot camp exercises performed on all fours | BEAR CRAWLS |
| Narrow groove | STRIA |
| One for the roadie | AMP |
| Most beloved | DEAREST |
| Dominated, informally | OWNED |
| Pico de gallo herb | CILANTRO |
| Not yet in stock | ON ORDER |
| Soup bases | BROTHS |
| Highway heavyweight | SEMI |
| ___ mode | A LA |
| Like toum or agliata sauce | GARLICKY |
| Forest between Champagne and Lorraine | ARGONNE |
| Cousin of kvass | RYE BEER |
| Plant pore | STOMA |
| “___ Miz” | LES |
| Early computer acronym | MS-DOS |
| O.E.D. part: Abbr. | ENG |
| Some rideshares | UBERS |
| They may be hidden behind paintings | WALL SAFES |
| Knot-tying and lashing, to a sailor | ROPEWORK |
| Like some short tennis matches | TWO-SET |
| Install, as sod | LAY |
| Record player annoyances | SKIPS |
| Actor Guinness | ALEC |
| Improvised comment | AD LIB |
| “Colette” actress Knightley | KEIRA |
| Comedian Wyatt of “Problem Areas” | CENAC |
| Porter, for one | ALE |
| Derby cocktail | JULEP |
| Bad Brains and Bikini Kill, for two | PUNK BANDS |
| Muckety-mucks | VIPS |
| Colorful bird named for its diet | BEE-EATER |
| Not easily moved | STOIC |
| Ocho menos cinco | TRES |
| Buttonholes, basically | SLITS |
| Actor/activist George | TAKEI |
| Seattle’s W.N.B.A. team | STORM |
| Absolutely wrecks | TOTALS |
| K | GRAND |
| Reason to do a “stupid human trick” | DARE |
| X | CHI |
| Tangential topics | SIDE ISSUES |
| Allow to access | LET AT |
| “I am,” in Latin | SUM |
| Incomplete dentures | PARTIALS |
| Ball game that all players might lose | ROULETTE |
| Lacks | HASN’T |
| Place to wear muck boots | CLAM BED |
| One roasted or toasted | HONOREE |
| More raspy | HOARSER |
| Dramatize, as a historical event | REENACT |
| Teller, maybe | RAT |
| “That time is fine for me” | I’M FREE |
| Lack of musicality | NO EAR |
| Teeny-tiny | MINUTE |
| Word after ring or water | … BEARER |
| Side-to-side movement | YAW |
| Pastoral skyline features | SILOS |
| Tyler of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” | AISHA |
| Places for hoses and hoes | SHEDS |
| Oatmeal glob | LUMP |
| Judgy sound | TSK! |
| Jupiter’s realm, in myth | SKY |
| Pic on a pec, say | TAT |