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Author: Andrew Kingsley
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
Cookbook amt. | TBSP |
"Careful where you watch this," in emails | NSFW |
Wonder Woman foe | ARES |
Canned brand | ALPO |
"The ___ U Give" (2018 film) | HATE |
Pro Football Hall of Fame locale | OHIO |
Sugar serving | LUMP |
Claimed | SAID |
Pound who wrote "Literature is news that stays news" | EZRA |
Piece of cake? | TIER |
Prop for a belly dancer | VEIL |
"As I Lay Dying" father | ANSE |
Something big in 1950s autodom | TAILFIN |
___ Lane, home of the Muffin Man | DRURY |
Marine mollusks that cling to rocks | LIMPETS |
Symbol of strength | OAK |
, perhaps | OMEN |
Mimic | APE |
Yahoo!, but not "Yahoo!" | SITE |
Trig calculation | COS |
It's a first | PREMIERE |
F.D.R.'s job-creating agcy. | WPA |
Film monster originally intended as a metaphor for nuclear weapons | GODZILLA |
Zip | ZEST |
"Way to go, team!" | WEDIDIT |
Fashion brand with a rhinoceros logo | ECKO |
Feature of many a state flag | MOTTO |
Acclaimed 2017 biography subtitled "The Man, the Dictator, and the Master of Terror" | LENIN |
Childish comeback | CANSO |
Diplomacy | FINESSE |
Called for | PAGED |
Major accidents | PILEUPS |
Taiwanese computer giant | ACER |
___ bull | PAPAL |
Hoodwinks | DUPES |
"King Kong" co-star | WRAY |
Quattroporte and GranTurismo | MASERATIS |
Ballpark with the Home Run Apple | CITIFIELD |
Are loath to | DARENOT |
Issued | SENTOUT |
s TV ET | ALF |
Emperor who, in actuality, played the lyre, not the violin | NERO |
Suffix in Suffolk | ISE |
Lady Vols' home: Abbr. | TENN |
Sound investment? | AMP |
Let the air out? | BURP |
Posted warning near mountains | STEEPROAD |
Lead-in to bargain or deal | PLEA |
Actress Foy of Netflix's "The Crown" | CLAIRE |
Notable Nixon gesture | VSIGN |
Guzzles | SWILLS |
Fort ___ (where Billy the Kid was killed) | SUMNER |
More streaked, as marble | VEINIER |
Principles | TENETS |
Eight things that most spiders have | EYES |
Barack Obama's mother | ANN |
Lacto-___-vegetarian | OVO |
Black | INKY |
Hole number | PAR |
Vaulted | LEAPT |
It's bedazzling | OPART |
Stopper, of a sort | CAP |
N.A.A.C.P. ___ Award | IMAGE |
It's a tragedy when seen in close-up but a comedy in the long shot, per Charlie Chaplin | LIFE |
Co-star of 2011's "Bridesmaids" | WIIG |
Home of the Herald | MIAMI |
Memo taker | NOTER |
Flanged fastener | TNUT |
Promgoer's concern, maybe | ACNE |
John of "The Addams Family" | ASTIN |
Ring bearers? | TREES |
It's not a good look | OGLE |
Handbook info, for short | REGS |
Doctors' orders | DOSES |
Down
Upstart's goal | THETOP |
Istanbul's Grand ___ | BAZAAR |
Perfect places for bowlers to aim? | STRIKEZONES |
Ring | PEAL |
Comment when you need a serious comeback at the end of a bowling game? | NOTIMETOSPARE |
What a slug may leave behind? | SHINER |
Bygone cry of outrage | FIE |
"You got that right!" | WORD |
___ Singer ("Annie Hall" protagonist) | ALVY |
French way | RUE |
Estevez of "The Breakfast Club" | EMILIO |
Whether to aim at 7 or 10, in bowling? | SPLITDECISION |
"Chop-chop!" | ASAP |
Disappointing news for a bowler? | LANECLOSURE |
Colt, maybe | PISTOL |
City in Texas or Ukraine | ODESSA |
Forces (upon) | FOISTS |
Short end of the stick | RAWDEAL |
Raising | UPPING |
Prepared | READIED |
Smoky agave spirit | MEZCAL |
Big advertising catchword | NEW |
Police rank: Abbr. | SGT |
Like some poetry | METERED |
"You didn't fool me!" | IKNEWIT |
Geographical anagram of ASLOPE | ELPASO |
Bring on | INDUCE |
Material found in countertops | MICA |
Birthstone of some Scorpios | OPAL |
Close kin, casually | FAM |
Lotus-___ (figures in the "Odyssey") | EATERS |
Stroked | PETTED |
Code for the busiest airport in Australia | SYD |
___ blanc | PINOT |
NiƱa companion | PINTA |
Projected, as a film | RAN |
First word across in the world's first crossword (1913) | FUN |
Relates | TIESIN |
Director Leone of spaghetti westerns | SERGIO |
Pre-K group? | ABCS |
Knockout | LULU |
Pace at which bowlers complete their games? | FRAMERATE |
"Wheel of Fortune" option | SPIN |
Hip bowling enthusiasts? | ALLEYCATS |
Go from one state to another? | MELT |
"Family Feud" option | PASS |
Like some car air fresheners | PINY |
Action-packed | EVENTFUL |
What people who agree speak with | ONEVOICE |
Like breast cancer awareness ribbons | PINK |
Three-___ (long movies, once) | REELERS |
Highland language | ERSE |
Mix up | STIR |
Changed like Ophelia in "Hamlet" | WENTMAD |
Modern activity banned in most high schools | VAPING |
Rodeo activity | ROPING |
Ben & Jerry's buy | PINT |
Beloved: Lat. | AMOR |
Adele, voicewise | ALTO |
Quite a long time | AGES |
Friendly femme | AMIE |
Bowlers' targets … 10 of which can be found appropriately arranged in this puzzle | PINS |
"Gosh!" | GEE |
When Bastille Day occurs | ETE |
Major operation? | WAR |
Prefix with -morphic | ISO |