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Across Clues
- Boardroom easel displayGRAPH
- Spanish beachPLAYA
- SackBAG
- Film character about whom Tyler Perry said “I just don’t want to be her age playing her”MADEA
- Used a dinghy thingyOARED
- Part of Bennifer, onceJLO
- _xygen _iflu_ _ideODORLESSGAS
- On vacationOFF
- Third piece of a three-pieceVEST
- 1813 battle site in the War of 1812ERIE
- _ax_ d_iv_rTIRELESSWORKER
- Awesomely toughBADASS
- Bert who played the Cowardly LionLAHR
- Appearance of a comet, maybeOMEN
- Horse and buggy usersAMISH
- Caution in a school zoneSLO
- R_od_ Isl_n_ RedHEADLESSCHICKEN
- Really binges (on)ODS
- Express viewpointsOPINE
- Build upHYPE
- “Smart” boy’s nameALEC
- Bunch at a fruit standGRAPES
- _ranklin D_l_no _ooseveltFEARLESSLEADER
- Dirty picsSMUT
- Fifth-century barbariansHUNS
- Rug ratTOT
- _ _rr_e_HAIRLESSDOG
- Spanish eyeOJO
- Kick outEXPEL
- First lady before MichelleLAURA
- Detectives, for shortPIS
- Books, informallyREADS
- Pedicurist’s boardEMERY
Vertical Clues
- Modern food concern, for shortGMO
- Totally coolRAD
- “Without further ___ …”ADO
- The “p” in m.p.g.PER
- Divides evenlyHALVES
- Entertainer’s crewPOSSE
- Stands the test of timeLASTS
- Where Che Guevara was born: Abbr.ARG
- Opposite of nayYEA
- Billboards, e.g.ADS
- One-named singer who once led the SugarcubesBJORK
- 1966 Michael Caine title roleALFIE
- Errand runnerGOFER
- Prey for barracudasEELS
- Mess upERR
- Wild no moreTAMED
- Bean sprouts?IDEAS
- ___ McNally (mapmaker)RAND
- Pizzeria orderSLICE
- Load of laundryWASH
- “Didn’t think I’d run into you here!”OHHI
- ___-chic (fashion style)BOHO
- New Balance competitorASICS
- Browser optionMSN
- FaceTime alternativeSKYPE
- Biblical outcastLEPER
- Much of binary codeONES
- LazeLOLL
- Weapon used when saying “En garde!”EPEE
- Land between Nigeria and SudanCHAD
- Without which earth is just “eh”?ART
- Wilder who played Willy WonkaGENE
- Do some down-and-dirty fightingRASSLE
- Camera settingFSTOP
- Word derived from the Japanese for “picture writing”EMOJI
- Buicks and BentleysAUTOS
- Ripped bitSHRED
- DowntimesLULLS
- ___ HighnessHER
- Firefighter’s toolAXE
- Brewpub offering, for shortIPA
- Cooke who sang “Twistin’ the Night Away”SAM
- Like a pregnant woman at about 40 weeksDUE
- Bobby of the Boston BruinsORR
- The “G” of L.G.B.T.GAY