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Across Clues
- Top 10-rated sitcom each season from 1972 to 1976MAUDE
- ChillingONICE
- Payment vouchersCHITS
- Dugout propellerOAR
- Mexico City dailyELSOL
- Dish of cooked buckwheatKASHA
- Site of a 2019 Trump/Kim meetingHANOI
- ___ hugBRO
- Moved stealthily, colloquiallySLUNK
- Not a nice lookSNEER
- Pronounces breathilyASPIRATES
- Hearty pasta toppingMEATSAUCE
- Absolute truthGOSPEL
- A singer can carry oneTUNE
- Some plumbing jointsELLS
- Ask too-personal questionsPRY
- Tailor’s toolTAPE
- Uses as a perchRESTSON
- Mold into something newRESHAPE
- Historic San Francisco thoroughfareCASTROSTREET
- ___ y Plata (Montana’s motto)ORO
- Aid in tapestry-makingLOOM
- Itinerant sortsHOBOS
- Outfits in the operating roomSCRUBSUITS
- Stockholm stock unitKRONA
- “Look at me – I did it!”TADA
- PreciselyTOAT
- Saint in a children’s rhymeIVES
- ___ Maria (coffee liqueur)TIA
- Sister in a children’s storyGRETEL
- Small painIMP
- Upright building supportSTUD
- Travel groupCONVOY
- Big name in 1950s politicsADLAI
- “Flowers” and “Sticky Fingers” for the StonesLPS
- Some Sunday broadcastingTELEVANGELISM
- Cakes and ___ (simple material pleasures)ALE
- BunchaLOTTA
- Hockey venuesARENAS
- Wonka portrayerDEPP
- Rock band with the 1994 4x platinum album “The Downward Spiral,” for shortNIN
- Many Jazz fansUTAHNS
- Elusive sortEEL
- Smooth-talkingOILY
- ___ Reader (quarterly magazine)UTNE
- Prefix with scopePERI
- BestowAWARD
- “The Wonder Years” starFREDSAVAGE
- Goldman’s partner in bankingSACHS
- Symbol of povertyRAGS
- Unwieldy boatTUB
- Visited out of deference (to)PAIDRESPECTS
- Bright light in inclement conditionsFOGLAMP
- Doesn’t bring up again, sayLETSDIE
- “Sad to say …”ALAS
- Go offERR
- Dodgers broadcaster HershiserOREL
- K-12ELHI
- Casting choiceFLYROD
- Colorless mode at a copy shopGRAYSCALE
- Strong servings with dessertPORTWINES
- Bit of dental workONLAY
- Where the Firestone tire company was foundedAKRON
- “___ Beso” (Paul Anka hit)ESO
- SharpACUTE
- Bull ___MOOSE
- Tilted, in StiltonLEANT
- Barbecue boneRIB
- Awful-smellingFETID
- Went back, as a tideEBBED
- Like the Chelsea neighborhood in ManhattanARTSY
Vertical Clues
- Physician Franz who coined the term “animal magnetism”MESMER
- Variant of a geneALLELE
- Unsurprising people to show upUSUALS
- “Inside voices, please”DONTSHOUT
- ___ LodgeELKS
- “All right, why not”OKSURE
- With 90-Down, first woman to lead a major party in CongressNANCY
- “Mm-hmm”ISEE
- Narrator of “Evita”CHE
- Tremendous auditory pleasure, in slangEARGASM
- Drink after drink?CHASER
- Trunk fastenerHASP
- Not remotelyINPERSON
- Traveler’s holder of bathroom suppliesTOILETBAG
- “Kind ___” (term of politeness)SIR
- ThickheadedOBTUSE
- Playground comebackARENOT
- Nevada senator JackyROSEN
- Sworn (to)ATTESTED
- FittingAPPOSITE
- Make a decisionOPT
- New Mexico county or its seatTAOS
- Hit signSRO
- Wall St. professionalARB
- Hotel rolloutsCOTS
- “Look what I found!”OHO
- Schubert compositionsLIEDER
- Burning the midnight oilSTILLUP
- Dessert with a sugary syrupCOMPOTE
- Drake, for oneRAPSTAR
- Something seen with a tiny flashlightUVULA
- What cowboys are, in poker lingoKINGS
- High praiseRAVE
- Home of Spelman CollegeATLANTA
- Business transactionDEALING
- Property recipient, legallyALIENEE
- Related to pitchesTONAL
- Intensify, with “up”RAMP
- Hall-of-Famer MusialSTAN
- Like some porch chairsCANED
- Popular radio formatOLDIES
- Farmer’s concernYIELD
- Turn sharplyVEER
- John le Carré specialtySPYSTORY
- “No turning back now”THISISIT
- [See note]SACRIFICE
- List for charitable givers, for shortORGS
- Sunscreen ingredientUVBLOCKER
- Something removed when changing a tireWHEELNUT
- Pompous sortASS
- Domino, familiarlyFATS
- 8/AUG
- Throw inADD
- Former Indianapolis sports venueRCADOME
- See 7-DownPELOSI
- PulsatingATHROB
- AnalyzedPARSED
- “Xanadu” band, brieflyELO
- Loose around the edgesFRAYED
- Peak in GenesisARARAT
- They have thick skinsMELONS
- Good supplyPLENTY
- OutcastLEPER
- Make blankERASE
- Legendary humanoidYETI
- Shapeless massGLOB
- Hacienda roomSALA
- Mil. program discontinued in 1976WAF
- Head, in slangNOB