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Across
| ”Shut up!” | CANIT |
| 41’s monogram | GHWB |
| Was fond of | LIKED |
| Captain Sparrow portrayer | DEPP |
| Whirlpool alternative | AMANA |
| Reach great heights | SOAR |
| Speak bombastically | ORATE |
| Director Kazan | ELIA |
| Vatican leader elected in 1922 | POPEPIUSXI |
| Composer/pianist making his first jazz recordings in 1922 | FATSWALLER |
| Publicity package | PRESSKIT |
| Eccentric | BATTY |
| Tickle pink | PLEASE |
| President Arthur’s nickname | CHET |
| Skating star Sonja | HENIE |
| Stocking section | FOOT |
| MGM, informally | METRO |
| Evening bash | SOIREE |
| Venerable Dutch beer | HEINEKEN |
| Reverberations | ECHOES |
| Airborne advertising that debuted in 1922 | SKYWRITING |
| Southeast Asian language | LAO |
| Whole bunch | SLEW |
| After the buzzer | LATE |
| Gave for a bit | LENT |
| Just average | SOSO |
| ”That’s what YOU think!” | HAH |
| His ”Stopping by Woods . . .” poem was written in 1922 | ROBERTFROST |
| Trig functions | SINES |
| ”Scarlet” songbird | TANAGER |
| Wrench away | WREST |
| Confused situation | MUDDLE |
| Minimal amounts | IOTAS |
| Pay rent for | LEASE |
| Oscar actress Marisa | TOMEI |
| ”Monsieur” server | GARCON |
| Actress Keaton | DIANE |
| Take to the slopes with a chute | PARASKI |
| Indo-__ languages | ARYAN |
| ”On the Road” author born in 1922 | JACKKEROUAC |
| Stamp out | END |
| Europe/Asia’s __ Mountains | URAL |
| Stare awkwardly | GAWK |
| Partner of letters | ARTS |
| Do as you’re told | OBEY |
| 6 Across’ party | GOP |
| His novel ”Ulysses” was published in 1922 | JAMESJOYCE |
| Mexican shawl | SERAPE |
| Ram’s daughters | EWELAMBS |
| Erstwhile biscuit brand | UNEEDA |
| Retail venues | MARTS |
| Iowa State city | AMES |
| SASEs, for instance | ENCLS |
| Four-hand piano piece | DUET |
| Aqua __ (nitric acid) | FORTIS |
| Theodore of ”My Fair Lady” | BIKEL |
| Typical part of a luau | PIGROAST |
| Its first radio was installed by Harding in 1922 | WHITEHOUSE |
| Hesse novel published in 1922 | SIDDHARTHA |
| ”I didn’t know I had it __” | INME |
| Founded first | OLDER |
| Former Konica competitor | AGFA |
| Visibly elated | LITUP |
| Tribulations | WOES |
| Withdraws slowly | WEANS |
| Coin flip | TOSS |
| ”No man is an island” poet | DONNE |
Down
| Comics Brit Andy | CAPP |
| Picasso’s passion | AMOR |
| What a collar covers | NAPE |
| Waiting safely, before a house sale | INESCROW |
| Astaire footwear | TAPSHOE |
| Test pilots’ outfits | GSUITS |
| Caterer client | HOST |
| Candle material | WAX |
| Crime in the Constitution | BRIBERY |
| More noble | LOFTIER |
| Beside oneself | IRATE |
| Pop singer Perry | KATY |
| UFO passengers | ETS |
| Weather forecast number | DEWPOINT |
| Strike out | DELETE |
| Jazz legend Fitzgerald | ELLA |
| Crusty desserts | PIES |
| Reduce, as expenses | PARE |
| He followed Harry | IKE |
| Traveling with the gang | ALONG |
| All over again | ANEW |
| Trail patron | HIKER |
| Deceptive movement | FEINT |
| Netting | MESH |
| Brilliant success | ECLAT |
| O’Neill play written in 1922 | THEHAIRYAPE |
| Blender brand | OSTER |
| ’50s explosive experiment | HTEST |
| Chocolate-covered ice cream introduced in 1922 | KLONDIKEBAR |
| Studio tripod | EASEL |
| Lariat loop | NOOSE |
| Rallying cry | SLOGAN |
| Concession statement | ILOSE |
| Fivers | ABES |
| Portions on a steak plate | SIDES |
| Tattle about | RATON |
| Minor adjustment | TWEAK |
| Telling it like it is | FRANK |
| Visit again | RESEE |
| Poison ivy cousin | SUMAC |
| Lighter than lite | NOCAL |
| Confused situation | MORASS |
| Defeats, so to speak | LICKS |
| With no slack | TAUT |
| Measure precisely | GAUGE |
| Cupid’s missile | ARROW |
| Coolidge’s veep | DAWES |
| Scrutinized, with ”over” | PORED |
| Bungle-prone | INEPT |
| Sides of a doorway | JAMBS |
| Political contests | RACES |
| Color changers | DYES |
| Program with prizes | GAMESHOW |
| ”Messiah,” for one | ORATORIO |
| Oscar actor Foxx | JAMIE |
| Clunky old cars | JUNKERS |
| Long ago | ONCE |
| Scolds | YELLSAT |
| Green seen in ”The Wizard of Oz” | EMERALD |
| Breakfast beverages | LATTES |
| Reebok alternative | ADIDAS |
| Iron, in Austria | EISEN |
| Sound of disdain | UGH |
| Text like IMHO | FWIW |
| ”This is awful!” | OHNO |
| Coleridge work | RIME |
| Pest partner | BUDA |
| Sharable file formats | PDFS |
| Memo-routing abbr. | ATTN |
| Cold-shoulder | SHUN |
| Sticky strip | TAPE |
| World Cup cheer | OLE |
| ”It’s my turn” | IGO |