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Across Clues
- Place to get a mud bathSPA
- “Got it now!”AHA
- Airport about 13 miles from the LoopOHARE
- Perfect scores for diversTENS
- “Good heavens!”EGAD
- Polite palindromic term of addressMADAM
- Spice holderRACK
- *Arthur Carlson portrayer on “WKRP in Cincinnati”GORDONJUMP
- Ancient Chinese book of divinationICHING
- Prefix with angle or cycleTRI
- Extremely fun, as a partyLIT
- *Job for a modelPHOTOSHOOT
- Website for some custom-designed jewelryETSY
- Use steel wool onSCOUR
- Hacks with an axeHEWS
- Pro-___ (some golf tourneys)AMS
- Dead set againstANTI
- Street sign with an arrowONEWAY
- Country between Togo and NigeriaBENIN
- Sheepskin boot brandUGG
- Assault or kidnappingCRIME
- Producer Rhimes who created “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Scandal”SHONDA
- Coupe or sedanAUTO
- National park freebieMAP
- Showers with flowers and chocolates, maybeWOOS
- Native New ZealanderMAORI
- Inflatable transportRAFT
- *2000 stop-motion animated comedy hitCHICKENRUN
- Deep angerIRE
- Colorful pond fishKOI
- Bust out of jailESCAPE
- Summer Olympics contest whose participants do the ends of the answers to the starred cluesPENTATHLON
- Sugar bowl invadersANTS
- Acquire, as debtsINCUR
- HelpsAIDS
- Traditional wearer of plaidSCOT
- Fitness program popularized in the 1990sTAEBO
- Bit of clothing often worn with shortsTEE
- DeskJet printers and othersHPS
Vertical Clues
- Peel offSTRIP
- Popular cobbler fruitPEACH
- Dried chili in Mexican foodANCHO
- In the pastAGO
- Belly laugh syllableHAR
- Toss inADDTO
- Hyatt alternativeOMNI
- Mecca pilgrimageHAJ
- *Late-night Cartoon Network programming blockADULTSWIM
- Harold who directed “Caddyshack”RAMIS
- Opposite of fullEMPTY
- Comic sketchesSKITS
- GoadsEGGSON
- Company that makes Bug B GonORTHO
- “Sorry, pal”NOCANDO
- Member of the largest Rwandan ethnic groupHUTU
- A folder is needed for thisORIGAMI
- Still-life vesselEWER
- Stage comebacks?ENCORES
- Muscles strengthened by belly dancing, for shortABS
- “I’m not impressed”MEH
- *Winter barrierSNOWFENCE
- Org. for physiciansAMA
- “Uh-huh”YEP
- How some exciting N.B.A. games are wonINOT
- Avocado dip, informallyGUAC
- Noted British racecourseASCOT
- Substitutes for coinsTOKENS
- Ancient PeruviansINCAS
- Hit the ball out of the parkRIPIT
- Staples Center, for oneARENA
- Component of a drum kitHIHAT
- Cowhands’ homeRANCH
- “Give me five!”UPTOP
- Tree housesNESTS
- Corn syrup brandKARO
- Soaking spotTUB
- Make up a cover story, sayLIE
- Laudatory poemODE