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Author: Bruce Haight
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Molten rock in a volcano | MAGMA |
| Opposite of tight-fitting, as jeans | BAGGY |
| Does needlework | SEWS |
| Native Americans originally of the Plains | OTOES |
| State one's views | OPINE |
| Welsh "John" | EVAN |
| "Siskel & Ebert & the Movies" catchphrase | TWOTHUMBSUP |
| Designer Wang | VERA |
| "There! I did it!" | TADA |
| Grp. with a Most Wanted list | FBI |
| Typographical flourish | SERIF |
| Alternative to .com and .edu | ORG |
| "Seinfeld" catchphrase | NOSOUPFORYOU |
| Manipulates | USES |
| Break down grammatically | PARSE |
| Lofty ambition | DREAM |
| Headdress for the archbishop of Canterbury | MITRE |
| Relatives, informally | FAM |
| "Columbo" catchphrase | JUSTONEMORETHING |
| Ave. crossers | STS |
| The fact that the Bible is the most shoplifted book in America, e.g. | IRONY |
| Brings in, as a salary | EARNS |
| Vowel sound heard twice in "true blue" | LONGU |
| What aspirin helps alleviate | ACHE |
| "The Jackie Gleason Show" catchphrase | HOWSWEETITIS |
| West Coast winter hrs. | PST |
| Battery terminal | ANODE |
| Scoundrel | CAD |
| Tiny bit | IOTA |
| Pond amphibian | NEWT |
| "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" catchphrase | FINALANSWER |
| Largest city in the Palestinian state | GAZA |
| Aged Grimm character | CRONE |
| Opposite of drowsy | ALERT |
| Thick slice | SLAB |
| The "99" in $2.99, e.g. | CENTS |
| Shore birds | TERNS |
Down
| "Be Prepared," for Boy Scouts | MOTTO |
| Battling | ATWAR |
| "You were close with that response" | GOODGUESS |
| Self-referential, in modern lingo | META |
| Campfire waste | ASH |
| Gets an F on a test, say | BOMBS |
| Tough H.S. science course | APBIO |
| Ones with A.P.O. addresses | GIS |
| Wildebeest | GNU |
| Slangy affirmative | YEP |
| Harsh, as a storm or criticism | SEVERE |
| Each and ___ | EVERY |
| Nintendo antagonist with a "W" on his cap | WARIO |
| Mess of a mistake | SNAFU |
| Interplanetary craft, for short | UFOS |
| "Help!" | SOS |
| Verne captain | NEMO |
| Model Kate | UPTON |
| Ward off, as a sword | PARRY |
| Gratis | FREE |
| Took a chair | SAT |
| Record spinners, in brief | DJS |
| Groove it's hard to get out of | RUT |
| Sign at the end of an entrance ramp | MERGE |
| "See ya!" | IMOUT |
| Military muscle | FIREPOWER |
| ___ Arbor, Mich. | ANN |
| Classic British sports cars | MGS |
| The sum of the digits of any multiple of ___ is a multiple of ___ (arithmetic curiosity) | NINE |
| Sleuths, in old slang | TECS |
| "Fat chance!" | HAH |
| '60s drug dose | LSDTAB |
| Have debts | OWE |
| Verdi opera | AIDA |
| Is suspended | HANGS |
| Shaquille of the N.B.A. | ONEAL |
| "Surprisingly impressive!" | WOWZA |
| Words from one who's defeated | ICANT |
| Many works of Edgar Allan Poe | TALES |
| Back of a ship | STERN |
| Fruit desserts | TARTS |
| Castaway's site | ISLE |
| TV-monitoring agcy. | FCC |
| Ill temper | IRE |
| Parisian denial | NON |
| ___ King Cole | NAT |