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Editor: Will Shortz
Across
Room warmer of sorts | GASHEATER |
Fictional figure who often visits the "night-cloaked deck" | AHAB |
Drill switches? | ABOUTFACES |
Company with a Brickipedia online reference | LEGO |
Place subject to food stains | SHIRTFRONT |
Rapper ___ Sweatshirt | EARL |
Kind of code | POSTAL |
Jet engines do it | ROAR |
Roll it | DIE |
"There you ___!" | ARE |
Judge at home | UMP |
Does well enough | GETSBY |
First letter of "tsar" in Russian | TSE |
What "Moana" means in Hawaiian | SEA |
Form of nonviolent protest | LIEIN |
Chopin piece inspired by a dog chasing its tail | MINUTEWALTZ |
Confounding contraptions | PUZZLEBOXES |
What some pies may be baked on | PIZZASTONES |
Kind of code | PENAL |
Whom the Irish may call a gossoon | LAD |
Cry of dismay | ACK |
Some Hanukkah servings | LATKES |
Go out for a bit? | NAP |
Issa of "Little" | RAE |
Seasonal units, for short | ACS |
Sucker for a fictional story line | DUPE |
Full of flavor | ROBUST |
"The Third Man," for one | NOIR |
Real-life sucker | VAMPIREBAT |
Tea brand with Passion and Joy flavors | TAZO |
Lowlife | SLEAZEBALL |
Waterzooi or callaloo | STEW |
Tracked, so to speak | MADESENSE |
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React to in surprise | GASPAT |
Can't tolerate | ABHORS |
"Evidently" | SOISEE |
Miffed | HURT |
First name in R&B | ETTA |
Ennui + wealth = ___ | AFFLUENZA |
Salt | TAR |
Evil conglomerate on "Mr. Robot" | ECORP |
Contractor's project, informally | RENO |
Viking's swig | ALE |
Equipment for gamers | HEADSETS |
The farming industry, informally | AGRIBIZ |
Pivotal figure in the English Reformation | BOLEYN |
Animal form of Harry Potter's Patronus | STAG |
Nice and easy | RELAXED |
Savages | MAULS |
Pieces in the game Rummikub | TILES |
Was very exciting, informally | SIZZLED |
Something you might hear while you're on hold | MUZAK |
Lion dance holiday | TET |
Its index case occurred in Meliandou, Guinea | EBOLA |
Was successful at the carnival booth, say | WONAPRIZE |
As small as two cups? | PINTSIZE |
Outerwear for an old 7-Down | PEACOAT |
Flora | PLANTS |
Native of the Dutch Caribbean | ARUBAN |
Cellist Pablo | CASALS |
Whistler on the range | KETTLE |
Broncos, but not Impalas, in brief | SUVS |
Heracles killed its eponymous lion | NEMEA |
Go-to spot for multiple dates? | PALM |
Some extractions | ORES |
Singer/songwriter ___ Rexha | BEBE |
Big fight | ROW |
Place for a frog or a mouse? | PAD |