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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ’60s ‘acid’ | LSD |
| ‘Barnaby Jones’ star Buddy | EBSEN |
| ‘Don’t believe that!’ | ITSALIE |
| ‘Just a __!’ | SEC |
| ‘Their Eyes Were Watching God’ novelist Zora __ Hurston | NEALE |
| (Having) spoiled | GONEBAD |
| + or – particle | ION |
| 18-wheeler | SEMI |
| A flirt may bat one | EYELASH |
| Absorbed, as a loss | ATE |
| Ailing | NOTWELL |
| Animal’s gullet | MAW |
| Arc lamp gas | XENON |
| As well | TOO |
| Attached, as hotel rooms | ENSUITE |
| Ave. crossers | STS |
| Battery post | ANODE |
| Beatty of ‘Deliverance’ | NED |
| Bewilder | ADDLE |
| Big name in underwear | SPANX |
| Birch family trees | ALDERS |
| Boxing’s ‘Iron Mike’ | TYSON |
| Brazilian soccer legend | PELE |
| Brit’s trash can | DUSTBIN |
| Browning or Burns | POET |
| Carry out, as a task | EXECUTE |
| Chat room chuckle | LOL |
| Class-conscious gp | PTA |
| Classic French song whose title means ‘It’s so good’ | CESTSIBON |
| Comic Conway | TIM |
| Conical home | TEPEE |
| Cornfield sound | CAW |
| Cut for an agt | PCT |
| Do penance | ATONE |
| Dwindled | WANED |
| Extreme-weather restriction, perhaps | TRAVELBAN |
| Fearful | ALARMED |
| Finished | ATANEND |
| Fishing line holders | REELS |
| Flower part | STEM |
| Footnote abbr | OPCIT |
| Frank holder | HOTDOGBUN |
| French salt | SEL |
| Hog’s home | STY |
| Hotel room amenity | MINIBAR |
| Inc., in Toronto | LTD |
| It’s a law | STATUTE |
| Japanese computer giant | NEC |
| Joy of ‘The View’ | BEHAR |
| Krispy __ doughnuts | KREME |
| Leaning | ATILT |
| Like amoebas | ONECELL |
| Like baggy pants | LOOSE |
| Like seven U.S. flag stripes | RED |
| Maine college town | ORONO |
| Maritime safety gp | USCG |
| Mount McKinley, now | DENALI |
| Msg. for a cop car | APB |
| Near-sighted Mr | MAGOO |
| Never, in Neuss | NIE |
| Not worth a __ | SOU |
| Obtain through intimidation, as money | EXTORT |
| Opposite of pos | NEG |
| Paris’ river | SEINE |
| Pickle container | JAR |
| Sci-fi author Verne | JULES |
| Singer Rimes and soaps actress Hunley | LEANNS |
| Sports betting numbers | ODDS |
| Suffix with iso- or poly- | MER |
| Thanksgiving birds | TURKEYS |
| Title bear of ’60s TV | GENTLEBEN |
| Unexpected thing to hit | SNAG |
| Wedding wear | VEIL |
| What a rooster rules | ROOST |
| White-sheet wearer, on Halloween | GHOST |
| Wordsmith’s ref | OED |
| Yahoo! rival | MSN |
| __-de-sac | CUL |
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