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Across Clues
- AlmostNEARLY
- Oven settingBROIL
- Portrayer of the boxer Clubber Lang in “Rocky III”MRT
- In caseLEST
- When repeated, old-time call to listenHEARYE
- Part of a prankINONIT
- Govt. organization with a two-syllable acronymOSHA
- Kind of clarinetALTO
- Came to know, old-styleLEARNT
- It empties into the Bay of BengalGANGESRIVER
- Radar spotBLIP
- Bringing in, as incomeEARNING
- “Keen!”NEATO
- With 12-Down, spend much more than a fair pricePAY
- Department store departmentMENS
- Lay ___ toSIEGE
- Question that’s not one of the five W’sHOW
- Big consideration for the expectingNAMING
- Ticket fig.MPH
- Wisteria and honeysuckleCREEPERS
- Video game character in a hit 2020 filmSONIC
- Educator/writer ___ Johnson McDougald, first African American female principal in New York City public schoolsELISE
- Belief of roughly 25% of the world’s populationISLAM
- Director CravenWES
- DownstairsBELOW
- Kept inSUPPRESSED
- Lets outFREES
- Vape’s lackASH
- Martini & Rossi product, familiarlyASTI
- Emmy-winning WardSELA
- Took down, in a waySLEW
- Fly around AfricaTSETSE
- Doughy dinner itemHOTROLL
- Drug agent’s seizureSTASH
- Deseret News reader, typicallyUTAHAN
- Did nothingSAT
- Professor ___EMERITA
- With 74-Across, gesture of approvalPAT
- On fireABLAZE
- Chomping at the bitEAGER
- See 69-AcrossTHEBACK
- One cutting down, so to speakDIETER
- What babies do faster than college studentsGROW
- Feudal landFIEF
- O’s, but not P’s or Q’sTEAM
- PettyMINDED
- Some posersYOGIS
- Self-titled rock album of 1958BUDDYHOLLY
- Quaint contractionTISNT
- Smoking spot, for short?PSA
- Former baseball commissioner BudSELIG
- Sound, e.g.INLET
- Moves like muckOOZES
- I.T. help center, oftenCALLDESK
- Ending with bear or bullISH
- “Uncle!”YOUWIN
- Rocker RoseAXL
- Heard in courtTRIED
- PromotionPLUG
- Letters that might change your mind?LSD
- Prepare, in a way, as eggsPOACH
- IrritableCROSS
- En voz ___ (aloud: Sp.)ALTA
- Insincere, as a remarkCHETONGUEEK
- Kristen of “Bridesmaids”WIIG
- JauntyPERT
- Counterpart of “adios”HOLA
- “Yes” or “No” followerSIRREE
- Old Icelandic workEDDA
- FiversABES
- IdiosyncrasyTIC
- Greek performance venueODEON
- Alternative to WranglersLEES
Vertical Clues
- Blues group, for short?NHL
- Fully ready to listenEAREAREAREAR
- Loretta who sang “You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man)”LYNN
- Cold climate cryptidsYETIS
- “The ___ they are …”BIGGER
- Messenger ___RNA
- Walk around at a rest stop, sayOONNEESSLLEEGGSS
- “Bus Stop” playwrightINGE
- Be in storeLIEAHEAD
- “Who, me?”MOI
- Invitation lettersRSVP
- See 30-AcrossTHEANOSE
- Subjects of some testsLABMICE
- Actress BurstynELLEN
- What some insects and insults can doSTING
- PrimoTOPS
- Bit of bad weather, on a weather mapTSTORM
- Indo-___ languagesARYAN
- They’re numbered in Microsoft ExcelROWS
- More agreeableNICER
- Theodor ___ a.k.a. Dr. SeussGEISEL
- Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for shortMIB
- Flat-earther?MESA
- Like many a stuffed toyPLUSH
- Aware ofHIPTO
- Word that, fittingly, contains all four different letters of APPEALPLEA
- Question following a clever trickSEEWHATIDIDTHERE
- Shows scorn towardSPITSAT
- Take by forceWREST
- Wood stripLATH
- Peak in the “Odyssey”OSSA
- One of the five W’sWHEN
- Arcane mattersESOTERY
- PanacheFLAIR
- Leave gobsmackedSTUPEFY
- ScatterSTREW
- Sudden sharp painSTAB
- Have seconds and thirds and fourths and …EATATON
- FlattenRAZE
- Lilies with bell-shaped flowersSEGOS
- Rachel Zegler’s role in 2021’s “West Side Story”MARIA
- Allow entryADMIT
- Forehead mark on Hindu womenBINDI
- City SW of YorkLEEDS
- Safe bettorHEDGER
- Instruments with endpinsCELLI
- Some sources of leafy greensKALES
- F on a gaugeFULL
- It’s just not true!MYTH
- Easy opportunity for a basketOPENSHOT
- Vegas venue with an iconic fountainBELLAGIO
- Who might be on the trailHIKER
- Candy bar fillingsNOUGATS
- Emergency requestTOW
- Vikings’ foesSAXONS
- A goose eggZILCH
- One reporting to an underbossCAPO
- NauseateSICKEN
- BankruptYLLEB
- BizarreOUTRE
- One holding things together, perhapsDOWEL
- “___, Can You Hear Me?” (Oscar-nominated song from “Yentl”)PAPA
- Sub station?DELI
- Lemon or cheese productCURD
- With 111-Down, in cooperationSIDE
- See 110-DownSIDE
- Sea-___ AirportTAC
- Fair-hiring inits.EEO
- Option for a rangeGAS