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Author: Gary Larson and Doug Peterson
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
Cul-de-___ | SAC |
Metal detector's discovery, maybe | COIN |
Breakaway groups | SECTS |
Currency that replaced the mark | EURO |
Unit that derives from Old English for "open field" | ACRE |
In reference to | ABOUT |
Schoolmarmish | PRIM |
"___ Window" (1954 thriller) | REAR |
In need of sanitizing | GERMY |
Two things associated with a game of horseshoes? | TOSSESANDTURNS |
CPR sites | ERS |
Google Maps marker | PIN |
Chow down | EAT |
Bit of military planning | TACTIC |
Setting for a bicycle race? | GEAR |
City with two M.L.B. teams | CHI |
Two things associated with the tale of Sisyphus? | ROCKANDROLLER |
Something "tough to be in" | SPOT |
Downside | CON |
Truffle hunter's squeal | OINK |
Two things associated with Gene Simmons? | KISSANDMAKEUP |
"No question" | YES |
Spice related to nutmeg | MACE |
"Strangely …" | ITSODD |
Place for lions, thieves or a TV | DEN |
Invoice abbr. | AMT |
Neither's mate | NOR |
Two things associated with the Vatican? | TOWNANDCOUNTRY |
Where Emirates airline is headquartered | DUBAI |
Weights, colloquially | IRON |
Stevedore's workplace | PIER |
Scrub, at NASA | ABORT |
Detective Wolfe | NERO |
San ___, Italy | REMO |
Like a stereotypical bouncer | BEEFY |
Possesses | OWNS |
"Park your keister!" | SIT |
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The deadly sins, e.g. | SEPTET |
Dawn goddess | AURORA |
What streets do on an urban map | CRISSCROSS |
Nauseated while on the road | CARSICK |
It goes from coast to coast | OCEAN |
Oil-rich nation | IRAN |
Person who might do the Vulcan salute | NERD |
Treelike cactus | SAGUARO |
First film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize for criticism | EBERT |
Banal sentimentality, so to speak | CORN |
Antacid brand | TUMS |
Place for wallowing | STY |
Meditation syllables | OMS |
"Star Wars" or "Gladiator," e.g. | EPIC |
Eye droplet | TEAR |
Wee 'uns | TOTS |
Subterranean fairy tale creature | GNOME |
___ Mode of "The Incredibles" | EDNA |
Articles of neckwear that are a snap to use? | CLIPONTIES |
Rooster's mate | HEN |
Tick off | IRK |
Rock band with a slash in its name | ACDC |
Baseball players Gehrig and Boudreau | LOUS |
Planetarium panorama | SKY |
Classic slapstick prop | PIE |
Wi-Fi or room safe, at a hotel | AMENITY |
Auntie's mom | NANA |
Japanese wraps | KIMONOS |
"Not you, too?," to Caesar | ETTU |
String before fa-sol-la | DOREMI |
Wood decay that, despite its name, requires moisture | DRYROT |
Happy or Sleepy, e.g. | DWARF |
What hits Chicken Little's noggin | ACORN |
Lipstick holder | TUBE |
Instrument sometimes confused with a clarinet | OBOE |
Boy, in Bogotá | NINO |
Doodled, say | DREW |
"All Things Considered" airer | NPR |
Tiny amount, as of mousse | DAB |