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Author: Anthony Gisonda
Editor: Will Shortz
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"Oh yeah, love your stuff" | IMAFAN |
Sharp prod | JAB |
Instruction for cooking corn on the cob | BOIL |
Tame | DOCILE |
Not well | ILL |
___ Mae Bullock (Tina Turner's birth name) | ANNA |
One-act Strauss opera adapted from an Oscar Wilde play | SALOME |
Ziggy Stardust's music genre | GLAMROCK |
Fish that's often canned | TUNA |
Japanese vehicle manufacturer | ISUZU |
Beret-wearing rebel, familiarly | CHE |
Painfully particular | ANAL |
Change priorities, say | REFOCUS |
One form of savings, for short | IRA |
Walker who wrote "The Color Purple" | ALICE |
Part of a book jacket | FLAP |
Famed 1990s TV psychic | MISSCLEO |
Shows for soldiers, informally | USOS |
Year before jr. | SOPH |
Shiftless sort | IDLER |
-wheelers | RIGS |
Horse coloring | ROAN |
Horror film monster who has become an L.G.B.T.Q. icon, with "the" | BABADOOK |
Combine, as resources | POOL |
"Bro!" | MYMAN |
Org. in which Wizards battle Kings | NBA |
Baby shower guest of honor | MOMTOBE |
Disbands, say | ENDS |
Nail polish brand | OPI |
Pat Sajak and Vanna White, for "Wheel of Fortune" | HOSTS |
Heartburn relief brand | TUMS |
What each set of circled letters in this grid represents | MUSTACHE |
Certain Muslim | SHIITE |
Fútbol cheers | OLES |
Looney Tunes frame | CEL |
A No. 2 one is more widely popular than a No. 1 | PENCIL |
Verdi opera | AIDA |
Subj. for some refugees | ESL |
Infuriates | ANGERS |
Down
Selects out of a lineup, informally | IDS |
What a drawbridge may cross | MOAT |
Org. that denounced Japanese internment during W.W. II | ACLU |
Grammy-winning Apple | FIONA |
Annual reference work | ALMANAC |
Formerly known as | NEE |
Celebratory dances | JIGS |
Enticing quality | ALLURE |
Reason to call the fire department | BLAZE |
Classic joke locale | BAR |
Every so often | ONOCCASION |
Creep forward | INCHUP |
Minnesota has more than 10,000 of them | LAKES |
Botches | MUFFS |
Phrase of fessing up | ILIED |
Bold poker bet | ALLIN |
Prayer starter | OLORD |
Some online communications, in brief | IMS |
Home of Christ the Redeemer, informally | RIO |
"Just like I said I would …" | ASPROMISED |
Maine college whose name is also a variety of cheese | COLBY |
Photography session | SHOOT |
Counterpart of rural | URBAN |
Chair designer Charles or Ray | EAMES |
Small lump or big bunch | GOB |
Reggae relative | SKA |
Hawaii hello | ALOHA |
Segue in a story | ANDTHEN |
Vox ___ | POPULI |
Fits well (with) | MESHES |
"Justice League" actor Jason | MOMOA |
Italian lawn game | BOCCE |
Taking to court | SUING |
Betray a secret | TELL |
Mickey and Minnie, for two | MICE |
Mix, as batter | STIR |
Grp. checking carry-ons | TSA |
Place for a Swedish massage | SPA |
Features of lollipops but not suckers? | ELS |