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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kensington Gardens conveyance | PRAM |
| 5 | Mount of northern California | SHASTA |
| 11 | Org. with badges | BSA |
| 14 | Target or apple, e.g. | LOGO |
| 15 | Eyetooth | CUSPID |
| 16 | Scampered | RAN |
| 17 | Farm worker who’s strictly honorable? | UPRIGHTHAND |
| 19 | Played out | OLD |
| 20 | Fluctuate wildly | SEESAW |
| 21 | ATM feature | ENTERKEY |
| 23 | Assails | SETSAT |
| 25 | Pitched low | DEEP |
| 26 | Fighters who are cheerfully confident? | UPBEATBOXERS |
| 31 | Memory triggers, at times | ODORS |
| 34 | Profanity-free | CLEAN |
| 35 | Through | VIA |
| 36 | “Rule, Britannia” composer | ARNE |
| 37 | Sound from a picket line | CHANT |
| 38 | Small denomination | SECT |
| 39 | Work in a bed, maybe | HOE |
| 40 | Skating category | PAIRS |
| 41 | Scourges | BANES |
| 42 | Fashion worker who wears only the poshest outfits? | UPSCALEMODEL |
| 45 | Global septet | SEAS |
| 46 | Furious | RAGING |
| 49 | Crude shacks | SHANTIES |
| 53 | Lima lady | SENORA |
| 55 | Poker prize | POT |
| 56 | Camera crew member who’s a bit too high-strung? | UPTIGHTGRIP |
| 58 | Put away | ATE |
| 59 | Tour worker | ROADIE |
| 60 | She hosted Fox’s “More to Love” | EMME |
| 61 | Latvia, once: Abbr. | SSR |
| 62 | Famed four-wheel failures | EDSELS |
| 63 | Tropicana Field team | RAYS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | As well as | PLUS |
| 2 | Ring borders | ROPES |
| 3 | Concur | AGREE |
| 4 | Target of a dehumidifier | MOISTURE |
| 5 | Fidelity competitor | SCHWAB |
| 6 | Crude shack | HUT |
| 7 | Name on the world’s largest tennis stadium | ASHE |
| 8 | Extend across | SPAN |
| 9 | Shade | TINT |
| 10 | Made wings, perhaps | ADDEDON |
| 11 | Neither lost nor gained | BROKEEVEN |
| 12 | Figure in an ad | SALEPRICE |
| 13 | Tennis star Murray | ANDY |
| 18 | Startled sounds | GASPS |
| 22 | “Toy Story” dinosaur | REX |
| 24 | Crash investigator | TECHIE |
| 27 | Eye opener, of a sort | ALARM |
| 28 | Stretching muscle | TENSOR |
| 29 | Try for a hit | BAT |
| 30 | Challenges for srs. | SATS |
| 31 | Island that includes a state capital | OAHU |
| 32 | Tricky tennis strokes | DROPSHOTS |
| 33 | Small plane | ONESEATER |
| 37 | “East of Eden” brother | CAL |
| 38 | Holden Caulfield’s creator | SALINGER |
| 40 | Grazing site | PASTURE |
| 41 | Give rise to | BEGET |
| 43 | Fire | CAN |
| 44 | Short races | DASHES |
| 47 | Bellini opera | NORMA |
| 48 | Covered with dirt | GRIMY |
| 49 | Relaxing retreats | SPAS |
| 50 | Device retired in May 2022 | IPOD |
| 51 | Letters that look like H’s | ETAS |
| 52 | Flank | SIDE |
| 54 | Tarzan’s adopted family | APES |
| 57 | Hodges in the Baseball Hall of Fame | GIL |