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|---|---|
| '... never mind' | View Answer |
| 'Are you out?' | View Answer |
| 'Code red! Code red!' | View Answer |
| 'December, 1963' | View Answer |
| 'Escape' | View Answer |
| 'Gilmore Girls' creator ___ Sherman-Palladino | View Answer |
| 'Gonna Make You Sweat' | View Answer |
| 'Hang tight,' in textspeak | View Answer |
| 'I Want You' | View Answer |
| 'Oh, OK' | View Answer |
| 'Single Ladies' | View Answer |
| 'So ___ say' | View Answer |
| 'This Must Be the Place' | View Answer |
| 'Your point being ...?' | View Answer |
| '___ be nice!' | View Answer |
| '___ the Patchwork Elephant' (children's book series) | View Answer |
| Aggrieved | View Answer |
| Albatross | View Answer |
| Animation frame | View Answer |
| Another name for the Slayer Handbook, in the 'Buffy' franchise | View Answer |
| Atrium features | View Answer |
| Bacchanal honoree | View Answer |
| Ballet, par exemple | View Answer |
| Board at a nail salon | View Answer |
| BP brand | View Answer |
| British ending | View Answer |
| Broccoli unit | View Answer |
| Cabinet creation of 2002, in brief | View Answer |
| Cain's firstborn | View Answer |
| Canine command | View Answer |
| Certain jazz combo | View Answer |
| Chicken ___ (cheesy dish) | View Answer |
| Classic TV brand | View Answer |
| Clergyperson on the bimah | View Answer |
| Clog or loafer | View Answer |
| Co-signs | View Answer |
| Comedian Mitch who said 'An escalator can never break; it can only become stairs' | View Answer |
| Composure | View Answer |
| Conical dwelling | View Answer |
| Couch shape | View Answer |
| Cropped up | View Answer |
| Defeats by a hair | View Answer |
| Disapproving sound | View Answer |
| Do some fiber art | View Answer |
| Early arcade name | View Answer |
| Email status | View Answer |
| Emmitt and kin, in 'Zootopia' | View Answer |
| Ending of some D.C. addresses | View Answer |
| Essential character | View Answer |
| Exclamation on some Halloween décor | View Answer |
| Fabric fold stitched into a waistline, say | View Answer |
| Feminist scholar Butler | View Answer |
| Filmmaker Welles | View Answer |
| Fixture at many a cash-only restaurant | View Answer |
| Flat | View Answer |
| Flop ___ (period of personal setbacks, in modern slang) | View Answer |
| Foreign spies, e.g | View Answer |
| French darling | View Answer |
| Freud conceived of a 'super' one | View Answer |
| Gaga for | View Answer |
| Genetic variants | View Answer |
| Giving thought to somebody? | View Answer |
| Golden Rule preposition | View Answer |
| Goody bag item | View Answer |
| Govt. payment system | View Answer |
| Grub | View Answer |
| Hand gesture in the form of 'bunny ears' | View Answer |
| Hang on a clothesline, say | View Answer |
| Helps to handle something | View Answer |
| Hot stuff | View Answer |
| Housebroken, say | View Answer |
| If's partner, in coding | View Answer |
| Instrument associated with '80s music | View Answer |
| Instrument with an endpin | View Answer |
| Japanese sneaker maker | View Answer |
| Kind of cracker | View Answer |
| Landmark 1988 Japanese animated film | View Answer |
| Lead-in to 'curious,' for a food website | View Answer |
| Like most clothing | View Answer |
| Like some apartment appliances | View Answer |
| Like some meats | View Answer |
| Like some of the French crown jewels in 2025 | View Answer |
| Like the sounds 'm,' 'n' and 'ng,' in English | View Answer |
| Load from a lode | View Answer |
| Lose to gravity | View Answer |
| Mao ___-tung | View Answer |
| Mate | View Answer |
| Mexican dip | View Answer |
| Michigan's Grosse ___ | View Answer |
| Mr. abroad | View Answer |
| Musical collection, say | View Answer |
| Musical interval | View Answer |
| Neither's partner | View Answer |
| Officially, the Empire State Building has 102 of them | View Answer |
| Olympic gymnast Raisman | View Answer |
| One-named singer who collaborated with the Velvet Underground | View Answer |
| Oscar-winning Sally Field role of 1979 | View Answer |
| Picks up | View Answer |
| Planetary orbit shape | View Answer |
| Portia of 'Arrested Development' | View Answer |
| Positive periods | View Answer |
| Profs' right hands | View Answer |
| Q&A part: Abbr | View Answer |
| Rap artist who once appeared as a hologram at Coachella | View Answer |
| Read, as a bar code | View Answer |
| Recipe directive | View Answer |
| Red, white and blue land: Abbr | View Answer |
| Relating to Leo XIV, e.g | View Answer |
| Rest on one's ___ | View Answer |
| Result of someone needling you? | View Answer |
| Rub with oil, say | View Answer |
| Rummy relative | View Answer |
| Scarflike tie | View Answer |
| Shallowest Great Lake | View Answer |
| Sherlock's sister on TV | View Answer |
| Siberian forest | View Answer |
| Some medical assistants, in brief | View Answer |
| Some quick chemical assessments | View Answer |
| Speaking spots | View Answer |
| Squad leaders: Abbr | View Answer |
| Sticks on a table | View Answer |
| Stupors | View Answer |
| Taj ___ | View Answer |
| Take care of | View Answer |
| Talks, talks, talks | View Answer |
| They're used in Ireland but not Northern Ireland | View Answer |
| Third of three X's, maybe | View Answer |
| Those on a quest | View Answer |
| Top of the top | View Answer |
| Trap | View Answer |
| U.K. grocery chain | View Answer |
| Unconsciously make noise? | View Answer |
| What six answers in this puzzle are vis-à-vis the song titles in their clues | View Answer |
| Whichever | View Answer |
| Worker bee, so to speak | View Answer |
| [Wags finger] | View Answer |
| ___ Beth Denberg, original cast member of 'All That' | View Answer |
| ___ school | View Answer |
| ___ Singer, longtime cast member on 'The Real Housewives of New York City' | View Answer |
| ___ vez (again, in Spanish) | View Answer |
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