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Across Clues
- [I don’t believe it!]GASP
- Time to treat yourselfMEDAY
- “The Chosen” novelist PotokCHAIM
- Vaper’s purchase, for shortECIG
- Performer at a canine talent show in “Garfield: The Movie”ODIE
- Water or rustOXIDE
- “Au contraire …”BUTNO
- Paul of “There Will Be Blood”DANO
- “Toodle-oo!”TATA
- TerritoriesLANDS
- Mascara mishapSMEAR
- Sort ofABIT
- Work with a numberOPUS
- Just fabulousACES
- Guest bed when you don’t have an actual guest bedSOFA
- Mr. ___ (fictional sleuth)MOTO
- Grp. that often has its first meeting in the fallPTA
- Onetime trans-Atlantic fliers, for shortSSTS
- Things to skipADS
- Major to-doFUSS
- Thanks for waitingTIP
- Word with “in,” “on” or “in on”LET
- Road safety spot, e.g., for shortPSA
- Blueprint detailsSPECS
- Cryptanalysis org.NSA
- Tram partCAR
- EnlightensEDIFIES
- Affix with a thumbtackPINUP
- Important addressKEYNOTE
- Ermines, in the summerSTOATS
- Hits the jackpotWINSBIG
- They’re full of holesSIEVES
- Actress Sohn of “The Wire”SONJA
- “Phooey!”DANG
- Popular girl’s name any way you look at itANNA
- Not just wordsDEEDS
- “Curious …”ITSODD
- Father figure?DADBOD
- “Begone!”SCAT
- What “T” may represent commerciallyTESLA
- Clarinetist ShawARTIE
- Bout enders, informallyTKOS
- Samurai swordsKATANAS
- DelishYUMMY
- Totally aptONPOINT
- What you might write to someone you likeODE
- 2016 #1 Rihanna albumANTI
- Peeples person?NIA
- Goddess represented wearing a solar diskISIS
- Artless nickname?STU
- Wreck siteSEABED
- Web userNETIZEN
- Cousin of a martiniGIBSON
- Blogger’s codeHTML
- Cuzco residentsINCAS
- Person with a recordEXCON
- Some breads … or a homophone for what bread loaves doRYES
- Historical recordsANNALS
- Flower traditionally used to relieve inflammationARNICA
- AirheadedSPACY
- No-nos in many apartment buildingsPETS
- Hook’s helperSMEE
- Junk transportersSCOWS
- Get ready for a long auto tripTANKUP
- Gaping openingMAW
- Cook in the newsTIM
- Troy of N.F.L. fameAIKMAN
- ___ Spumante (wine)ASTI
- Having a high B.M.I., sayOBESE
- Seemingly foreverONEND
- Literary character who says “Cassio’s a proper man”IAGO
- TV’s “___ Is Us”THIS
- Object of wishful thinking?GENIE
- Home of the 2016 men’s and women’s Olympic marathon winnersKENYA
- “Begone!”SHOO
- Pricing wordEACH
- Not bottled, sayONTAP
- ___ Park, Colo.ESTES
- Full house, e.g.HAND
Vertical Clues
- What some carefree beachgoers doGOTOPLESS
- Got comfortable withADAPTEDTO
- PickleSITUATION
- Samosa ingredientsPEAS
- Epitome of slownessMOLASSES
- Some track betsEXACTAS
- Takes a few courses?DINES
- Goes on to sayADDS
- “Right you are!”YES
- Longtime broadcaster of the Masters golf tournamentCBS
- Runs perfectlyHUMS
- Tasted, quaintlyATEOF
- DownINAFUNK
- QuagmiresMORASSES
- Dutch cheeseEDAM
- “Murder, She Wrote” settingCABOTCOVE
- In the clubINITIATED
- Start printingGOTOPRESS
- Treat with utter contemptSPITAT
- ImitationAPING
- Homes in the woodsDENS
- Seaside rentalSCUBA
- Get hitchedSAYIDO
- Like the legs of a daddy longlegsSPINDLY
- Laundry settingSPINDRY
- Tex-Mex dishFAJITA
- MustNEEDTO
- WalletfulsWADS
- Part of a dark cloudGNAT
- Verb with “thou”DOEST
- “Ciao!”ADIOS
- SubSTANDIN
- Roberto of “Life Is Beautiful”BENIGNI
- Mere smidgenSKOSH
- Starfleet Academy attendeeCADET
- Starting lineupATEAM
- Dahlia and Agatha, in the Jeeves novels by P. G. WodehouseAUNTS
- DazzleAMAZE
- ___-faceKISSY
- How a ballerina might be seenONTOE
- Knocks the socks offSTUNS
- Not, to a ScotNAE
- Early millennium yearMII
- Next-to-last letterPSI
- StormyINCLEMENT
- Unit in a bar graphINCREMENT
- ABC sitcom about the JohnsonsBLACKISH
- Oceania’s enemy, in “1984”EASTASIA
- ProbesEXAMINES
- Slightly saltyBRACKISH
- Rip Van Winkle had a long oneNAP
- Liftoff precederONE
- Sch. from which Lady Gaga and Woody Allen were dropoutsNYU
- 15-season show set in VegasCSI
- Chihuahua, e.g.STATE
- Ottoman rankPASHA
- MadcapANTIC
- 4-0, e.g.SWEEP
- Pump upSTOKE
- Poker varietyOMAHA
- Part of an old trainWAGON
- Hair netSNOOD
- ___ stickPOGO
- Some prosecutors, for shortADAS
- Michael Jackson’s second albumBEN
- Countdown time, for shortNYE