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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Opportunities for singles |
AT BATS |
| Marbled savory snack from China |
TEA EGG |
| A boatload |
LOTS |
| “Keep Ya Head Up” rapper, informally |
PAC |
| Home of the W.N.B.A.’s Wings |
DALLAS |
| Talk and talk and talk and talk |
YAMMER |
| On the deep |
ASEA |
| Poorly |
ILL |
| Why the party’s about to get less hip? |
SQUARE EN ROUTE (from “square root”) |
| Maker of the Switch console |
NINTENDO |
| Cremation receptacles |
URNS |
| Service that’s not good? |
LET |
| “The ___ Company” (Frans Hals portrait) |
MEAGRE |
| Pie crust ingredient |
LARD |
| Army award attribute |
HEROISM |
| Realtor’s exclamation about a primary bathroom? |
HOW EN SUITE IT IS! (from “How sweet it is!”) |
| Actress Moriarty of “The Boys” |
ERIN |
| “My package arrived!” |
IT CAME! |
| Landing info, in brief |
ETAS |
| Sorrowful sound |
MOAN |
| “Not gonna ___ …” |
LIE |
| Other: Sp. |
OTRO |
| Structure on the continental shelf |
OIL RIG |
| Take (down) |
JOT |
| How Shamu acknowledged the crowd’s appreciation? |
MARINE ENCORE (from “Marine Corps”) |
| Go from 60 to 0, say |
RESET |
| Grp. regulating global commerce |
WTO |
| Got by just fine |
MADE DO |
| Some N.F.L. linemen, in brief |
DTS |
| Where someone might fiddle with your dance moves? |
HOEDOWN |
| Flat-topped military hat |
KEPI |
| Ocean State sch. |
URI |
| Takes the stage |
GOES ON |
| Man’s name that spells a fruit backward |
EMIL |
| “Prepare for a sword fight, McKellen, Fleming and all other namesakes out there!”? |
EN GARDE, IANS OF THE GALAXY! (from “Guardians of the Galaxy”) |
| Uncurbed enthusiasm |
ZEAL |
| Injury from a fistfight |
FAT LIP |
| Byproduct of burning tobacco |
TAR |
| Bread maker? |
MINT |
| Casino do-overs |
REDEALS |
| Like many lifeguards |
TAN |
| Crews |
POSSES |
| Neurodegenerative disease, for short |
ALS |
| 1990s fitness fad |
TAE BO |
| Dish cooked to smooth things over after a fight? |
MAKEUP ENTREE (from “makeup tray”) |
| Cable channel with the comedy/drama “Sistas” |
BET |
| TV that’s trash, e.g. |
E-WASTE |
| Pops |
DADS |
| High point of a trip to Europe? |
ALP |
| The old you? |
THOU |
| It’s full of hot air |
KILN |
| One small bite |
A TASTE |
| Word with bus or whistle |
-STOP |
| What students in a karate class are often doing? |
CHOPPING EN BLOC (from “chopping block”) |
| Spiny sea creatures |
URCHINS |
| Flatbread made with atta |
ROTI |
| Charge for a tutor |
MENTEE |
| Business card abbr. |
TEL |
| Hang ominously |
LOOM |
| Place for a lamp |
END TABLE |
| Challenge for a court jester? |
THE ROYAL ENNUI (from “the royal ‘we’”) |
| “That’s ___” (“You may proceed”) |
A GO |
| ___ film |
CULT |
| North African stew, or the dish it’s cooked in |
TAGINE |
| Intimidating in a cool way |
BADASS |
| Flavor enhancer, for short |
MSG |
| Counterpart of -ful |
-LESS |
| Wears down |
ERODES |
| Contents of a corn maze |
STALKS |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Freeware annoyances |
ADS |
| Where you might order nopales or esquites |
TAQUERIA |
| Less clear, as a memory |
BLURRIER |
| Support group with a hyphen in its name |
AL-ANON |
| Ankle bones |
TARSI |
| About five o’clock, compass-wise |
SSE |
| Daly of “Cagney & Lacey” |
TYNE |
| Singer/actress Kitt |
EARTHA |
| “Yo te ___” |
AMO |
| The Tasmanian one has been extinct since the 19th century |
EMU |
| “Capisce?” |
GET ME? |
| Like wind power vis-à-vis natural gas |
GREENER |
| Something a parent might tell you to watch |
LANGUAGE |
| God who was said to be in love with his sister while still in the womb(!) |
OSIRIS |
| Core position |
TENET |
| Took a load off |
SAT |
| Thing to bash at a bash |
PINATA |
| Buzz about space? |
ALDRIN |
| Thickheads |
CLODS |
| State symbol of Massachusetts |
ELM TREE |
| “Middlemarch” novelist, 1871 |
ELIOT |
| Showing signs of life |
ASTIR |
| Commanding position |
HELM |
| Located, to a builder |
SITED |
| Herman Melville’s second novel |
OMOO |
| “That’s odd” |
WEIRD |
| Act unprofessionally? |
EMOTE |
| Channel |
CONDUIT |
| How you might walk after getting great news |
ON AIR |
| “Hey, I had it first!” |
LET GO! |
| Comedian/actor Ken of “The Hangover” films |
JEONG |
| Skewer |
IMPALE |
| Pinkish-red shade |
CORAL |
| It moves one step at a time |
SHOE |
| “Ain’t I a ___?” (Sojourner Truth speech) |
WOMAN |
| Between, poetically |
TWIXT |
| Lead-in to a sale price |
ONLY … |
| Lacking emotional toughness |
SOFT |
| Remove from Zillow, say |
DELIST |
| Show submission, in a way |
KNEEL |
| “Jumpin’ Jehoshaphat!” |
EGADS! |
| Still competing |
IN IT |
| Tour de France stage |
ETAPE |
| Envelops |
SHROUDS |
| Pound who wrote “In a Station of the Metro” |
EZRA |
| C sharp equivalent |
D-FLAT |
| Slowly move (in) |
EASE |
| Sends unwanted texts to, maybe |
SPAMS |
| Utterances of agreement |
AMENS |
| Totally loved |
ATE UP |
| Present at birth |
NATAL |
| What’s so flippin’ easy to cook with? |
SPATULA |
| Dinner at which “Dayenu” is sung |
SEDER |
| Fried pastries popular in New Orleans |
BEIGNETS |
| Baby that rarely sleeps at night |
OWLET |
| Kind of high-fat, low-carb diet |
KETO |
| Unlike π |
RATIONAL |
| Business magnate who is a Stanford University dropout |
ELON MUSK |
| Actor Omar |
EPPS |
| Electronic toy with a blue “pull” handle |
BOP IT |
| “On Juneteenth” author ___ Gordon-Reed |
ANNETTE |
| Some beachwear |
THONGS |
| Show-off |
HOTDOG |
| Mournful peals |
KNELLS |
| Play opener |
ACT ONE |
| Rhimes with an eponymous production company |
SHONDA |
| Pummel |
CREAM |
| Infuse (with) |
IMBUE |
| Joy of TV |
BEHAR |
| Sole connector? |
CLEAT |
| Potato peeler targets |
EYES |
| Patella neighbor, in brief |
ACL |
| One may get in the way of a collaboration |
EGO |
| Purge (of) |
RID |
| Abbr. in a birth announcement |
LBS |
| Site used by NASA, in brief |
ISS |
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