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Class of baseball
Subject of a Genesis question
Coolers, for short
Whale-seeker of note
Big name in basketball
Potation with pub grub
Brand of wafers
Traditional farewell tune
"Besides that ... "
1839 slave mutiny ship
To an abundant degree
Light dessert
It begins with "enero"
"___ as good as a wink": Scott
Like the toughest part of the race
Biological ring of color (Var.)
Excessively stylish
England-Australia cricket prize, with "The"
Winter fall?
Certain farmhand
Wide inlet
Many Maurice Sendak characters
The shortest distances between points
Across-the-board ban
Quote on a jacket
Bombshell's asset
Razzed
Habitual intimidator
Costume seen around Easter
Grill operator, stereotypically
Corn part
Rocks in buckets
French thirst-quencher
Site for cyber auctions
Antarctica's __ Byrd Land
Parker costar in Disney's "Davy Crockett"
Hosp. printout
Heart charts, for short
Magnetic induction unit
Tweak, as a manuscript
H.S. dropouts' documents
D.C. summer clock setting
Like a tough nut to crack
More than unusual
Room with a Skinner box, probably
Newspaper tycoon of film
Nat __ (documentary network, for short)
Superhero garb
Hatteras, for one
Like 'Ode on a Grecian Urn'
Big name in balers and harvesters
Rustics
Racing circuit
Model McPherson
Classifies insects
Go off to get hitched
It may occur before going home from the prom
Basinger et al.
Playboy creator's nickname
Pope's faith: Abbr.
(Of a reaction) automatic and unthinking
Edited 1987 horror film about a volunteer organizer?
Quebec City to Baie Comeau dir
"Surely you ___!"
Environmentally friendly org.
Formal slip-on
Candy wrapper
Creator of a 1980s craze
Boot a grounder, say
Attention-grabber
Scrapbooking or gardening, for example
Duct-borne heating system
Ruler of a colony — machine regulator
Grind with the teeth
Belief of a party
___ Peron, Argentine first lady
"We Are Never ___ Getting Back Together" (#1 song for Taylor Swift)
Keeps one's fingers crossed
Vet kin
Lobby location, usually
Perspective provider
Army food.
Uses a vacuum
Pizza maker's stuff
Performer with a painted-on smile
Panama Canal sight
SWM part
Fry ingredients at a food court restaurant?
Chanel of perfume
European boot
Having a better chance of recognizing
'The Mystery of Edwin --'
Temporary use
River in Belarus crossed by Napoleon in 1812
State without awareness
Sen. Reid's home: Abbr.
Repeated word in "Rio" band name
Poet Federico García ___
Scale’s range
World's deepest river
Piece for a game.
"No ___, no gain" (gym saying)
Propellant developed to replace gunpowder
"Sudo make ___ sandwich" (classic XKCD punchline)
Lunch is one of three
Flugelhorn's cousin
Serves as a go-between
Historic Japanese island
Former king of Norway
Where to have a meeting of the minds?
Frequent oater backdrop
Lone Ranger word
"The Little Red Hen" refusal
Hardly neat
Game played with a deck of 40 cards
Maze solvers
When St. Patrick's Day is celebrated
Baby room
Misfits "Monkey's ___"
Appear unexpectedly, with "up"
Kissing on the street, for example (abbr.)
Financial institution also called a "thrift"
Result of a burn
WWII agy.
Instrument on film noir soundtracks
1,300-mile river in South Africa.
Silently understood
Eschar
Make one's position known
Torme's forte
One of the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players
College or academy
Swimming classes?
Chatterboxes or conversationalists
Actress-singer Zadora
Rakim's music
Cliff descents
Intl. grp. from 1954-77
Rant (at an all-night party?)
Spotted ponies
Bird in a Hooters logo
He sometimes holds the bag
4:00 socials
Act of instantaneous prayer, in modern-day jargon
Not fulfilled, as promises
Nutritional amts.
Enlarge a hole
Sheep or deer, at times
Where to spend a zloty
Richmond's st.
Speak or say
Weekend getaway spot for many New Yorkers
Extends shoe life, in a way
Bringing in big bucks
Bachelor pad amenity
Shoots with a Super Soaker
Dream, to Descartes
Gas used in some lamps
Pin replacing an oarlock
Word that stops a nag?
It's between Wednesday and Friday: Abbr.
Incredible Midwest village?
Girl from Rio
Classic Nabisco cracker
"The Desert Fox"
Redundant guesses?
Model's many
Utah blooms
Kid's favorite store, often
College track, for short
Maurice who wrote "Where the Wild Things Are"
Evening in Milan
Manipulates a needle
Lose part of a coat
They're pitchfork-shaped
Inappropriate thing for ewe to wear?
Vital signs
Exposures
Move along like a crab
Kitchen utensil with a mesh
Zigzags downhill
Intelligent Amazon voice assistant?
Jeremy of "Suburgatory"
Super guy from Seattle
Do Vail
Vane reading: Abbr.
Some music of the Wailers
Former late-night TV host
Flew downward in a helical path
Kind of bang
Florists' cuttings
À la James Bond
Ready to attack, say
Shows the obedience school money was well spent
Setting for a Duchamp nude
Brief broadcast remark

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Need meds, perhaps
Tap things?
Friend, in Spanish
Resident of Jordan or Kuwait, usually
Sector boundary
Holy City of the Hindus.
Fleeting
They took "Care of Business"
They may be checked for checks
Lame excuse
Then preceder
Prefix with hertz
Thrill mounted troops?
Homebuilt aircraft
Bite like a rat
The Sith, to the Jedi
"Entry of Christ into Brussels" painter James
''Taras Bulba'' author Nikolai
Eye-pleasing, as a wall hanging
Stats for Tyson
Pointless jabber
Convergent
___ Park, historic home near Philadelphia
Icelandic activity
Citation ender
Pupil's site
Sound of a wooden shoe
Univ. component
"WTF" podcastmedian Marc who has interviewed everyone from Obama to Dane Cook
Set one back
Words before "Much!" in a Four Lads hit
Magnetic direction
Feature of a shutout game
Forget to mention
Certain works of art
Show submission or fear
Candle's output, perhaps
Albanian strait
Former Giants great Mel
Chic chapeaux.
Anonymous and angry missives
Pat's colleague
Having new upholstery, maybe
Comparatively maudlin
Signed, in a way
"___ there's a will . . ."
Helps through a basketball hoop
Relative of color-blind
It takes time to cure
Hot spot for songs
"A Mighty Wind" actress Parker
Cockerdoodle, e.g.
Where team owners might sit at a ballpark
Genteel education boss?
Frisco's finest
"Harper Valley __"
Asian country suffix
One of about 268,600 in Tex.