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Author: Lewis Rothlein and Jeff Chen
Editor: Will Shortz
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| … and the rest: Abbr. | ETC |
| Small bit | SPECK |
| Chilled | ICED |
| Feng ___ | SHUI |
| Takes off | GOES |
| Word whose rise in popularity coincided with the spread of the telephone | HELLO |
| It's shorter on land than at sea | MILE |
| Bit of change | CENT |
| Traditional Hanukkah gift for kids | GELT |
| Computing machine displayed in part at the Smithsonian | ENIAC |
| Beachgoer's item | PAIL |
| Instrument heard in "Eleanor Rigby" | CELLO |
| Bits of regalia | TIARAS |
| "Git!" | SHOO |
| Get hammered | TIEONEON |
| Providers of books to remote locations | MOBILELIBRARIES |
| Unlawful activity by a minor | JUVENILEDELINQUENCY |
| Land of the Po (not Poland) | ITALY |
| Special ___ | OPS |
| ___-cone | SNO |
| Home of the world's smallest country: Abbr. | EUR |
| Alias letters | AKA |
| Demurring words | NOTI |
| Member of the genus Helix | SNAIL |
| Marcel Duchamp, e.g. | DADAIST |
| Genre for the Spice Girls or Backstreet Boys | TEENPOP |
| Passion | ZEAL |
| Bug experts, informally | ITPEOPLE |
| Breathtaking sight in the ocean? | GILL |
| Back | ENDORSE |
| This and others | CLUES |
| Downed | ATE |
| GPS's guesses | ETAS |
| Montezuma, for one | AZTEC |
| Assign new functions to, as keyboard keys | REMAP |
| Some natural remedies | MEDICINALPLANTS |
| Cabinet position once held by Herbert Hoover | COMMERCESECRETARY |
| Give one's take | OPINE |
| Basic knowledge, with "the" | ROPES |
| Went after, in a way | SUED |
| ___ admin | SYS |
| Classic brand of candy wafers | NECCO |
| Magical teen of Archie Comics | SABRINA |
| Give kudos to | HAIL |
| Pop a wheelie? | GETAFLAT |
| "I've got that covered" | ONIT |
| Paid to play | ANTEDUP |
| Work requiring some intelligence? | SPYFILM |
| ___ Bahama (clothing label) | TOMMY |
| DNA carrier | GENE |
| Word after "so" or "go" | FAR |
| Middle of many similes | ASA |
| %-er in D.C.?: Abbr. | SEN |
| '60s war zone | NAM |
| Not reflective | MATTE |
| Untimely time | INOPPORTUNEMOMENT |
| Great depth | ELABORATEDETAIL |
| Myth propagated to promote social harmony, in Plato's "Republic" | NOBLELIE |
| Faux cough | AHEM |
| "Aw, hell!" | DAMMIT |
| Shady outdoor area | ARBOR |
| Collection of stock | HERD |
| x100, e.g. | RELAY |
| Sole | ONLY |
| Put down | LAID |
| Opposite of une adversaire | AMIE |
| Selfie taker's concern | ANGLE |
| Liberal arts college in Portland, Ore. | REED |
| Just makes, with "out" | EKES |
| Recipe amts. | TSPS |
| Serious-minded | STAID |
| Cavity filler's deg. | DDS |
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| Mayonnaise ingredient | EGG |
| Directly opposed | TOETOTOE |
| Like a virgin | CELIBATE |
| Cut | SHEAR |
| Good thing to have after work | PENSIONPLAN |
| QB Manning | ELI |
| Number of concern to a teacher | CLASSSIZE |
| Former New York City mayor with the autobiography "Mayor" | KOCH |
| Tow truck's destination | IMPOUNDLOT |
| Org. in "Argo" | CIA |
| Jet set | ELITE |
| Precisely describe | DELINEATE |
| It's made up of lines | SCENE |
| State capital in Lewis and Clark County | HELENA |
| Crack | UNLOCK |
| hit movie about an Olympic skater | ITONYA |
| Songbird with dark, iridescent plumage | STARLING |
| What A.P. exams grant incoming freshmen | COURSECREDIT |
| Unit of hope | RAY |
| IHOP beverages | OJS |
| Supply | EQUIP |
| Make, as money | MINT |
| Water safety org. | EPA |
| U.S. broadcasting service | VOA |
| Conductor Georg | SOLTI |
| Long river of Siberia | LENA |
| Places for hustlers? | DISCOS |
| "Rent me" sign | TOLET |
| What marriage merely is, to some | PIECEOFPAPER |
| Cutting tool | ADZ |
| Catamounts, by another name | PUMAS |
| s counterculture figure | LEARY |
| Play awards | ESPYS |
| Remote control button | REC |
| A part of | AMONG |
| Plains structure | TEPEE |
| Order from above | EDICT |
| Low-hanging clouds | STRATI |
| Atahualpa's subjects | INCAS |
| Bawl | SOB |
| Sports Illustrated named him "Sportsman of the Century" in 1999 | MUHAMMADALI |
| Villain | MEANY |
| Places for strollers | PROMENADES |
| German article | EIN |
| Something a crab might be found in | SNIT |
| Coverage in Africa? | SAFARIHAT |
| Penance | ATONEMENT |
| Shin guards of old | LEGARMOR |
| Disinfectant brand | LYSOL |
| Held up | DETAINED |
| Like most haikus | UNTITLED |
| Source of zest | PEEL |
| Fighting Tigers' sch. | LSU |
| Evil: Fr. | MAL |
| Pilot's opposite | FINALE |
| Heavy winter wear | ANORAK |
| Margot who played the titular role in 16-Down | ROBBIE |
| Utmost degree | NTH |
| Stage ___ | MOM |
| Moves like an elephant | PLODS |
| Bustles (with) | TEEMS |
| Howled like a wolf | BAYED |
| Museum sections, perhaps | ERAS |
| Criticize in no uncertain terms | RIP |
| JFK alternative | LGA |
| Amts. "gained" or "lost" | YDS |