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Across Clues
- ConcealMASK
- ___ Kola (Peruvian beverage partly owned by Coca-Cola)INCA
- Brittney who blocked more shots individually in 2012 than any entire N.C.A.A. women’s teamGRINER
- Tap alternativePSST
- From the topAGAIN
- Yoga mat, at timesROLL
- I?IODIDE
- Home to the Cedar Point amusement park, a mecca for roller-coaster enthusiastsOHIO
- Enjoy a La-Z-Boy recliner?LEISURESIT
- Head exec?SUITUPFRONT
- SupplementsADDSTO
- “That was … really bad”WOOF
- What a pump might squeezeTOE
- Burns a littleSINGES
- Affectedly shyCOY
- Captain Hook’s #2SMEE
- “How I Met Your Mother” narrator BobSAGET
- Yard sale conditionASIS
- Navy and othersHUES
- Scratching post scratcherCLAW
- Tantalizingly detailedLURID
- Six-foot runner?ANT
- “My luggage has gone missing!”?ITSALOSTCASE
- Germs from day care, e.g.?COLDCAUSE
- Metallic fabricLAME
- Develop further, with “out”FLESH
- Prince William, to Charles and DianaELDERSON
- They’re found beneath sink holesPTRAPS
- Jousts withTILTSAT
- Refrain from sports?OLE
- Simple sandwichBLT
- “Likewise”ASAMI
- Vegetable with striped and golden varietiesBEET
- Like a jiggly toothLOOSE
- Grp. regulating pesticidesEPA
- Request for one-on-one time in the “Bachelor” TV franchise ? or a phonetic hint to four pairs of answers in this puzzleCANISTEALYOUFORASECOND
- Website feed inits.RSS
- Committee head?HARDC
- OnlySOLE
- Dog breed associated with the British royal familyCORGI
- Nowhere to be found, for shortMIA
- The Lions, on scoreboardsDET
- Mexican garments, as they’re spelled in MexicoSARAPES
- Like some hats and sheetsFITTED
- ComprisesINCLUDES
- CarriedTOTED
- Bodily function?ORGY
- Things to avoid when baking desserts?CAKEDONTS
- Sadness at the last Boston cream being taken, e.g.?DONUTDESPAIR
- Annual gala host, with “the”MET
- Went down an Olympic trackLUGED
- BotherPAIN
- Sea eagleERNE
- It’s one foot longIAMB
- SwellBLOAT
- Had downKNEW
- Amer. currencyUSD
- Remains in a hearthEMBERS
- Big time?ERA
- Farm connectorYOKE
- Area for note-takingMARGIN
- My garden waterer that’s seen better days?THISOLDHOSE
- Shopping destination for your underwear needs?PANTYHOUSE
- Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.RIDE
- The burdens we carryONUSES
- Barre bendPLIE
- Stashes (away)SALTS
- Foil alternativeEPEE
- KitschBADART
- Hit the paper plane icon, saySEND
- Assemble in one large bodyMASS
Vertical Clues
- Book that follows ZechariahMALACHI
- Got too oldAGEDOUT
- Gave permissionSAIDYES
- One meaning of “X”KISS
- WrathIRE
- “Easy!”NOSWEAT
- Award won by Don Draper on “Mad Men”CLIO
- Gladys Knight and Norah Jones, for twoALTOS
- Platoon members, for shortGIS
- Networking aidROUTER
- Half-bakedIDIOTIC
- Evening, in advertisingNITE
- Northwestern followerEDU
- CrossFit bitsREPS
- One who’s barely acting?PORNSTAR
- Board game popular in JapanSHOGI
- Certain trig ratiosSINES
- PreschoolersTOTS
- “Darn!”NUTS
- Woo-woo films?ROMCOMS
- IntendedFIANCEE
- High registerFALSETTO
- “Who ___?”ELSE
- “___ who?”GUESS
- Deli assortmentSALAMIS
- Comedian who said “I once spent a year in Philadelphia. I think it was on a Sunday”WCFIELDS
- Mother rabbitDOE
- Throws, in a wayADDLES
- Prized metamorphic rockLAPIS
- Urban scavengerALLEYCAT
- Author Mario Vargas ___LLOSA
- Drive home?USBPORT
- Singer KnowlesSOLANGE
- Head doc?ENT
- More than crackedHALFOPEN
- Donor group, for shortPAC
- Title for multiple Marias and Annas in historyTSARINA
- PillageRANSACK
- Letter-shaped beamTBAR
- Equipped, as a factory for productionTOOLEDUP
- Miner discoveriesORES
- Subspecies adapted to a specific environmentECOTYPE
- Timely thing to arrive onTHEDOT
- Packed awayEATEN
- Newspaper debut of 9/15/82USATODAY
- VapesECIGS
- Pulled offDID
- It may be dropped for emphasisMIC
- Fratty type, colloquiallyDUDEBRO
- Event with barrel racingRODEO
- Close rival, in a senseFRENEMY
- “Show it here!”LEMMESEE
- The Cards, on scoreboardsSTL
- Mr. Wednesday’s true identity in Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods”ODIN
- Secretly, from the LatinSUBROSA
- Given shelterTAKENIN
- Salad green also known as “rocket”ARUGULA
- Brooks no debateINSISTS
- Ripe strawberry featureREDNESS
- Comedian/TV host NikkiGLASER
- Reply to “You dig?”IMHIP
- Stick (by)ABIDE
- Big name in baseball cardsTOPPS
- Cartoonish baby criesWAHS
- Infinitive of the French “suis” and “sommes”ETRE
- Slovenly sortSLOB
- Former Israeli P.M. BarakEHUD
- Relative of wild cabbageKALE
- WanderROAM
- Focus of the Human Genome ProjectDNA
- Suffix with darnedEST
- Titular character portrayed by Jason SudeikisTED
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