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Editor: Will Shortz
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| It got some "Xtra" flavor in 2001 | MRPIBB |
| San Antonio pro | SPUR |
| Atkins diet no-no | CARB |
| What's called a cashpoint by Brits | ATM |
| Wage ___ | EARNER |
| Add to the team | HIRE |
| ___ squash | ACORN |
| One-named singer with the 2014 hit "Chandelier" | SIA |
| *Looks that can be difficult to pull off | SKINNYJEANS |
| *"It's 2 a.m. already?!" | TIMEFLIES |
| Half up-front? | SEMI |
| Tikka masala go-with | NAAN |
| Gravitate (toward) | TEND |
| Singer Morissette | ALANIS |
| Actress de Armas of "Knives Out" | ANA |
| "How was ___ know?" | ITO |
| Place for speakers | DAIS |
| Trig function | SINE |
| *Data visuals similar to histograms | BARGRAPHS |
| *Swimming hazards in the ocean | RIPCURRENTS |
| Crossword-loving detective on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" | AMY |
| ___ Dhabi | ABU |
| Celebrations of lives, for short | OBITS |
| Dance arrangements, familiarly | CHOREO |
| One making frequent pitching changes? | YODELER |
| Back of the neck | NAPE |
| It's spoken in Aberdeen | SCOTS |
| "Who ___ knows?" | ELSE |
| Elderly | AGED |
| "I call dibs!" | MINE |
| [I'm mad!] | GRR |
| Honor for a play | OBIE |
| Place in the earth | INTER |
| South African currency | RAND |
| Operatic showpiece | ARIA |
| *"Man, that was cheap!" | WHATASTEAL |
| *Holder of the single-game W.N.B.A. scoring record (53 points) | LIZCAMBAGE |
| Something to do before a deal | ANTE |
| Super, in slang | ACES |
| Lisa who "ate no basil," in a palindrome | BONET |
| Missiles and such | ARMS |
| Animal in a "Sound of Music" song | DOE |
| Big Super Bowl purchase | TVAD |
| Easy as falling off ___ | ALOG |
| Nickname for a really thin guy | SLIM |
| What Mercury and Venus lack | MOONS |
| Religious observance that's also a past-tense verb | LENT |
| "That ship has sailed" | TOOLATE |
| Small-time | TWOBIT |
| Cause of red-eye | FLASH |
| Ate | HAD |
| Regret | RUE |
| *Diner choice | CORNERBOOTH |
| *Something visually arresting | EYEPOPPER |
| Chief | HEAD |
| Coin with 12 stars on one side | EURO |
| Ancient greeting | AVE |
| El Misisipi, e.g. | RIO |
| Source of some South American wool | ALPACA |
| Get groceries, say | SHOP |
| Sole | LONE |
| Film excerpt | CLIP |
| *Duplicate, in word processing | COPYPASTE |
| *Disappear suddenly | UPANDVANISH |
| Long-handled tool | HOE |
| One with a track record | RACER |
| Spore producer | FERN |
| Keys of some songs | ALICIA |
| Loan fig. | APR |
| Political worker | AIDE |
| "A fickle food," per Emily Dickinson | FAME |
| Superlatively pleasant | NICEST |
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| Children's playroom, often | MESS |
| Zen garden accessory | RAKE |
| Running argument? | PRIMARYDEBATE |
| Frame in a box score | INNING |
| Hebrew for "son" | BEN |
| ___ Mawr College | BRYN |
| Sword's place | SHEATH |
| Almost a score of Mozart compositions | PIANOSONATAS |
| Receptacle for ancient Greek votes | URN |
| -Down and such | REST |
| Small siestas | CATNAPS |
| Low-pH | ACIDIC |
| Follower of CD | ROM |
| La ___ Tar Pits | BREA |
| Donkeyish | ASININE |
| Have a connection with | TIEINTO |
| Hordes | MASSES |
| Org. behind 14 of the 15 most-watched TV broadcasts in U.S. history | NFL |
| Capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan | JAIPUR |
| They help with printing and pointing | LASERS |
| Made line changes | EDITED |
| Body of water greatly shrunk by 1960s Soviet irrigation | ARALSEA |
| To the point | SUCCINCT |
| Howl | BAY |
| Opposite of the Latin "odi" | AMO |
| Busy as ___ | ABEE |
| Less green, say | RIPER |
| Title woman in a #1 Beach Boys hit | RHONDA |
| Learn by ___ | ROTE |
| Score of zero, in slang | BAGEL |
| Ins | ELITE |
| Pollution portmanteau | SMAZE |
| People who would object to this clue because of it's punctuation | GRAMMARPOLICE |
| Fixes | RIGS |
| Issa of "Insecure" | RAE |
| "How disastrous!" | OHNO |
| "No way!" | ITCANTBE |
| Nonnegotiable things | NEEDS |
| Sound a warning | RINGTHEALARM |
| Spanish month that anagrams to a zodiac sign | ABRIL |
| Bit of gum | WAD |
| ___-faire | SAVOIR |
| Birds on Minnesota state quarters | LOONS |
| Bad smell | MALODOR |
| "Ugh!" | BLEAH |
| -elect | TOBE |
| Alarmingly | ALLTOO |
| Daytime TV fare | SOAP |
| Back-to-school time | MONDAY |
| "Well, that's that!" | THEEND |
| Follower of 76-Down: Abbr. | TUE |
| Suffix with election | EER |
| Skater's leap | TOELOOP |
| Candy discard | WRAPPER |
| Not to go | FORHERE |
| Ballroom dance from Cuba | CHACHA |
| Sent packing | OUSTED |
| Actress De Carlo of "The Munsters" | YVONNE |
| Out-eat? | PICNIC |
| E.M.T.'s procedure | CPR |
| Tiny battery | AAAA |
| Smoke | PUFF |
| Welsh form of "John" | EVAN |
| Goddess pictured with a solar disk above her | ISIS |
| Excellent, in dated slang | PHAT |
| Grade school subj. | SCI |
| Shade of green | PEA |
| Muslim-American icon | ALI |