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'Amen!' | View Answer |
'Be that as it may ...' | View Answer |
'Game of Thrones' servant | View Answer |
'In ___ of gifts ...' (line on an invitation) | View Answer |
'Moonlight' actor Mahershala | View Answer |
'Never ___ Give You Up' (Rick Astley tune) | View Answer |
'To Kill a Mockingbird' novelist | View Answer |
Actress Mary of 'The Maltese Falcon' | View Answer |
Alternatives to Macs | View Answer |
Bar ___ (lawyer's hurdle) | View Answer |
Bigheaded people have big ones | View Answer |
Binges on bad news, in modern slang | View Answer |
Chair or bench | View Answer |
Cheers (for) | View Answer |
Chest muscles, for short | View Answer |
Come to a close | View Answer |
Common email attachment type | View Answer |
Connected with | View Answer |
Cover in bandages or vinaigrette, say | View Answer |
Cover in blacktop, say | View Answer |
Cupid's Greek counterpart | View Answer |
Diva's delivery | View Answer |
Evaluate, as ore | View Answer |
For a specific purpose, as a committee | View Answer |
Former flames | View Answer |
Founded: Abbr | View Answer |
Friend of Porthos and Aramis in 'The Three Musketeers' | View Answer |
Gaelic dialect | View Answer |
Golf peg | View Answer |
Heap | View Answer |
Helios, in Greek myth | View Answer |
Hired pen ... or, punnily, the author of 20-, 36- and 43-Across? | View Answer |
Hybrid hip-hop genre | View Answer |
Instagram upload, informally | View Answer |
Japanese currency | View Answer |
Lassoed | View Answer |
Like a pirouetting ballet dancer | View Answer |
Like most Gallaudet University students | View Answer |
Mail that cannot be delivered or returned | View Answer |
Michelangelo sculpture whose name means 'compassion' | View Answer |
Moistens | View Answer |
Muslim prayer leader | View Answer |
N.B.A. great O'Neal, to fans | View Answer |
Nobles outranking viscounts | View Answer |
Nylons | View Answer |
Octubre o noviembre | View Answer |
One shells out for it at Shell | View Answer |
Peabody or Pulitzer | View Answer |
Pixar's 'Finding ___' | View Answer |
Pizazz | View Answer |
Place for a facial | View Answer |
Protected, as a horse's hooves | View Answer |
Punctuation marks indicating irony | View Answer |
Roman poet who wrote 'Love will enter cloaked in friendship's name' | View Answer |
Scout's mission, in brief | View Answer |
Seven 'deadly' things | View Answer |
Shampoo brand with a 'sassy' name | View Answer |
Sight on the Hollywood Walk of Fame | View Answer |
Sized up visually | View Answer |
Slight advantage | View Answer |
Small child's convenience for reaching a sink | View Answer |
Stuck-up sort | View Answer |
Sums | View Answer |
Supersized movie format | View Answer |
Surgical souvenir | View Answer |
The brainy bunch? | View Answer |
The ___ & the Papas | View Answer |
Trap | View Answer |
Unable to handle the task | View Answer |
V.I.P.s at the top of an org chart | View Answer |
Video game company behind Centipede | View Answer |
Viral internet joke, like 'Grumpy Cat' | View Answer |
Walk back and forth | View Answer |
Wine and ___ | View Answer |
Words of empathy | View Answer |
Yearn (for) | View Answer |
Zap, as a cornea | View Answer |
___ right (shows interest on Tinder) | View Answer |
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