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| Breakout company of the 1970s | ATARI |
| What 7-Down is pig Latin for | BEE |
| Unpopular worker | SCAB |
| What often has Fox, but not FX | BASICCABLE |
| Machete-like knife | BOLO |
| Comment upon calling back | ITSMEAGAIN |
| "Ma Belle ___" (1970 #5 hit) | AMIE |
| Pics on pecs, say | TATS |
| Rogers of old westerns | ROY |
| Employment history | CAREER |
| One of two | HALF |
| ___ Hall, former "Today" host with a self-titled daytime talk show | TAMRON |
| "Well, my comment sure sounds dumb now …" | ISPOKETOOSOON |
| Area around the mouth | DELTA |
| Blows wildly | RAGES |
| Tooth driller's deg. | DDS |
| God often represented as a beautiful winged youth | EROS |
| Falafel shop stock | PITAS |
| Prohibition of Leviticus 11 | PORK |
| Not forward | AFT |
| It looks better with curls | BICEP |
| "You must be dreaming" | NOWAY |
| Remark from one who gets a round | DRINKSAREONME |
| Judged to be | SEENAS |
| Retirement plan, informally | ROTH |
| Strip | DIVEST |
| World's busiest airport: Abbr. | ATL |
| Sound of an unsuccessful attempt at stone skimming | PLOP |
| French liqueur flavoring | ANIS |
| Cry after pulling a prank | APRILFOOLS |
| Liquid weapon, or a solid one | MACE |
| Sole proprietors? | SHOESTORES |
| Dishes served in the final scene of "Titus Andronicus" | PIES |
| Cards, say | IDS |
| Coffer, e.g. | CHEST |
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| Some | ABIT |
| "Cheerio!" | TATA |
| One who helps out briefly? | ASST |
| Acoustic flourishes during a comic's set | RIMSHOTS |
| Something can't be neat if you add this | ICE |
| Motley skill set | BAGOFTRICKS |
| Where a town in Wyoming was once sold (for $900,000) | EBAY |
| Man found within state lines? | ELI |
| Uno alternative | SBARRO |
| Daytime TV catchphrase | COMEONDOWN |
| Xenomorph, more familiarly | ALIEN |
| Dutch for "farmer" | BOER |
| Eric ___, author of "The Very Lonely Firefly" | CARLE |
| Wraps up | ENCASES |
| First Hebrew prophet to have a biblical book named for him | AMOS |
| Lead-in to a street name, perhaps | AKA |
| Fun times between the sheets? | TOGAPARTIES |
| Impression | IDEA |
| Feudal underling | SERF |
| Red herring, for one | PLOTDEVICE |
| Hall of fame collaborator? | OATES |
| /8 oz. | DRAM |
| Isle along the Sound of Sleat | SKYE |
| They're broken just for fun | PINATAS |
| Dismiss | POOHPOOH |
| Stack at a T.S.A. checkpoint | BINS |
| Bun holder | NET |
| Candy brand with autumn-colored packaging | REESES |
| Takes a turn, in a way | ROLLS |
| Land between the Gulfs of Aqaba and Suez | SINAI |
| Still not done in the dryer, say | DAMP |
| M.L.B. all-time leader in grand slams (25), informally | AROD |
| Legends | LORE |
| Cries during a match | OLES |
| Secret indication | PSST |
| It's written as a vertical line bisecting a circle | PHI |
| Org. with trust issues? | FTC |