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Author: Amanda Chung and Karl Ni
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Australian avians | EMUS |
| Absolutely delights | SENDS |
| "I didn't see you there!" | OHHEY |
| ___ it down a notch | TONE |
| "Too rich for my blood!" | IMOUT |
| Company with a spokeslizard | GEICO |
| *Classic TV show starring a cowboy puppet | HOWDYDOODY |
| Hazardous gas | RADON |
| Country whose stamps use glue that's certified kosher | ISRAEL |
| Take over responsibilities from | RELIEVE |
| Sailor's song | CHANTEY |
| Kind of card for a phone | SIM |
| Harvard rival | YALE |
| "How you doin'?" | SUP |
| Opus ___ | DEI |
| Path between buildings | PEDWAY |
| Doggedly pursued | HOUNDED |
| Smooth-talking | SUAVE |
| *Nursery rhyme character seen in Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass" | HUMPTYDUMPTY |
| Proust title character | SWANN |
| Ex-spousal support | ALIMONY |
| Designer dog that crosses a Pomeranian and terrier | PORKIE |
| Neutral shade | TAN |
| Flavor-boosting additive, for short | MSG |
| A little off | AWRY |
| Opal or onyx | GEM |
| "That's what they tell me, anyway" | SOIHEAR |
| Asinine | IDIOTIC |
| Country between Venezuela and Suriname | GUYANA |
| National mammal of the United States | BISON |
| *Very convenient … or, when read in six parts, a hint to the answers to the starred clues | HANDYDANDY |
| Decorate | ADORN |
| Had dinner at home | ATEIN |
| Sight on the back of a jeep | TIRE |
| Some TVs and cameras | SONYS |
| Sharply dressed | NATTY |
| The apostrophe in :'-( | TEAR |
Down
| House ___ Committee | ETHICS |
| Chinese stir-fry with pork, eggs and mushrooms | MOOSHU |
| Open, as a gift | UNWRAP |
| Four-door, maybe | SEDAN |
| Approached furtively | SIDLEDUP |
| Rock subgenre | EMO |
| Jordan's Queen ___ | NOOR |
| Fellas | DUDES |
| Apple Pencil and Microsoft's Surface Pen, for two | STYLI |
| Fairy tale baddie | OGRE |
| *Industrial-strength | HEAVYDUTY |
| Treehouse or blanket fort, perhaps | HIDEAWAY |
| Umberto who wrote "Foucault's Pendulum" | ECO |
| Hither and ___ | YON |
| So far | YET |
| Mischief-maker | IMP |
| Gossipy meddler | YENTA |
| Washroom, in Worcester | LAV |
| London ___ (tourist attraction) | EYE |
| Pastoral poem | IDYL |
| Place to get highlights | ESPN |
| *Peachy-keen | HUNKYDORY |
| Prefix with potent | OMNI |
| Polish before publishing | EDIT |
| Alexandre who wrote "The Count of Monte Cristo" | DUMAS |
| Last name of two U.S. presidents | HARRISON |
| Practice of males mating with one female, but not vice versa, as in bees and ants | MONOGYNY |
| Health resort | SPA |
| "Incredible!" | WOW |
| A braggart has a big one | EGO |
| Scoundrel | MEANIE |
| ___ Oh, first Asian woman to host a major awards show | SANDRA |
| Not as sunny | GRAYER |
| Actor Hawke | ETHAN |
| Mazda sports car | MIATA |
| Alternative to the pill, briefly | IUD |
| Marriott competitor | HYATT |
| Road trip accommodations | INNS |
| Site with tech tips | CNET |
| Undergrad degs. | BAS |
| Wedding vow | IDO |
| E, in Morse code | DIT |