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Author: Mark McClain, edited by Stanley Newman
Across
| Not falling for | ONTO |
| Storied soul seller | FAUST |
| Samuel Beckett’s no-show | GODOT |
| Fly-fisher’s move | CAST |
| Beachhouse selling point | VIEW |
| About to bloom | INBUD |
| Omit from pronunciation | ELIDE |
| Grandson of Esau | OMAR |
| Twin columnists born July 4, 1918 | ANNLANDERSANDDEARABBY |
| Suffix for star | LET |
| Go off course | VEER |
| Metaphor for control | REINS |
| A Van Gogh home | ARLES |
| Defiant talk | SASS |
| Bit of cauliflower | FLORET |
| Utility bill extra | INSERT |
| Nation east of Jamaica | HAITI |
| South Beach city | MIAMI |
| Worker’s compensation | WAGE |
| NY college that opened July 4, 1802 | USMILITARYACADEMY |
| ”For __ a jolly good fellow” | HES |
| Unreliable one | LIAR |
| Uncool ones | BORES |
| Uncolorful | DRAB |
| Coin of Yemen | RIAL |
| Less than rigorous | LAX |
| Evil spells | HEXES |
| Keep hidden | CLOAK |
| ”Infinite” descriptor of black holes | DENSE |
| Voice of Apple | SIRI |
| Bracelet bauble | CHARM |
| Ranked in a tourney | SEEDED |
| Patriotic song first published as a poem July 4, 1895 | AMERICATHEBEAUTIFUL |
| Last flower in the first section of a botanical dictionary | AZALEA |
| Tuba material | BRASS |
| Floor covering | RUGS |
| Put up | BUILD |
| Christmas carol octet | MAIDS |
| Druid, for example | PAGAN |
| ”. . . __ the cows come home” | TIL |
| Coffee holders | URNS |
| Tool in a trunk | JACK |
| Not as rainy | DRIER |
| Half a sneaker set | SHOE |
| Ball-bearing peg | TEE |
| School founded by Booker T. Washington July 4, 1881 | TUSKEGEEINSTITUTE |
| Camp beds | COTS |
| Set aside | ALLOT |
| Mountain evergreen | CEDAR |
| Musical releases | ALBUMS |
| More arduous | HARDER |
| Winter coat | SNOW |
| The original reindeer namer | MOORE |
| Spend futilely | WASTE |
| Town adjacent to Windsor | ETON |
| Sorority letter | PSI |
| Colonial capital founded July 4, 1636 | PROVIDENCERHODEISLAND |
| Pool partition | LANE |
| Intense spirit | ARDOR |
| Capital Hill helper-outers | AIDES |
| Porous gem | OPAL |
| Crossed marks | EXES |
| Records that may be ”personal” | BESTS |
| In a devious manner | SLYLY |
| Capital Hill helper-outer | PAGE |
Down
| Avocado-shaped | OVAL |
| Start of Alaskan zip codes | NINE |
| Backpacker’s shelter | TENT |
| Pussy-cat’s poetic partner | OWL |
| Court assessments | FINES |
| Peruvian range | ANDES |
| Bus alternative | UBER |
| California’s Big __ | SUR |
| QB’s triumphs | TDS |
| No-name | GENERIC |
| Any song on Elvis Radio | OLDIE |
| ”That __ hurt a bit!” | DIDNT |
| Metrical tributes | ODES |
| Bags in a grocery bag | TEA |
| Sandpaper spec | COARSE |
| Walk casually | AMBLE |
| Cavalry officer’s blade | SABER |
| Covert meeting | TRYST |
| Be of use | AVAIL |
| Bakery by-product | AROMA |
| Long and lean | RANGY |
| Start to awaken | STIR |
| Inspires, with ”up” | FIRES |
| Pringles alternative | LAYS |
| Poetic foot | IAMB |
| Ship’s bottom | HULL |
| Gobi Desert locale | ASIA |
| Big screen format | IMAX |
| Zebra colt’s mother | MARE |
| Flimsy | WEAK |
| Westernmost continental Europe | IBERIA |
| Extreme opposite of ”nutritious” | TOXIC |
| Love to bits | ADORE |
| Film genre | DRAMA |
| Typical Delhian | HINDU |
| Stand for meeting rooms | EASEL |
| Musher’s vehicle | SLED |
| Coral structures | REEFS |
| Brought onboard | HIRED |
| Ancient board game | CHESS |
| Science classrooms | LABS |
| Lower oneself | DEIGN |
| Moves at retail | SELLS |
| Sudan neighbor | CHAD |
| Queen Anne’s House | STUART |
| Sky hue | AZURE |
| State with a 2020 bicentennial | MAINE |
| Taken __ (astonished) | ABACK |
| Tot’s wheels | TRIKE |
| Suggests strongly | URGES |
| Touch upon | ABUT |
| Part of Einstein’s equation | MASS |
| Before now | PRIOR |
| Contraction heard in the first ”Jazz Singer” | AINT |
| Dull sound | THUD |
| Tiniest bit | IOTA |
| Villainous visage | LEER |
| Protrudes | JUTS |
| Removal instruction | DELE |
| ”Mulligan” meal | STEW |
| Marisa in Spider-Man movies | TOMEI |
| Elastic straps around socks | GARTERS |
| Venerated village leader | ELDER |
| Phone panel images | ICONS |
| Slalom course, essentially | CURVES |
| More than enough | AMPLE |
| Seuss environmentalist | LORAX |
| Trailblazing folk hero | BOONE |
| They often work around the clock | HANDS |
| Flamboyant tie | ASCOT |
| Auto frame material | STEEL |
| Clamorous | NOISY |
| ”__ number one!” | WERE |
| Swirling water | EDDY |
| Family guy’s nickname | PAPA |
| Unexpected inconvenience | SNAG |
| With nothing to do | IDLE |
| Bit of hair gel | DAB |
| ”Rumor __ it . . .” | HAS |
| Portrait medium | OIL |
| Cut (off) | LOP |