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Author: Julietta Gervase
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Order for a birthday party or wedding reception | CAKE |
| Leftover morsel | SCRAP |
| Brainiac | WHIZ |
| Bit of ancient Viking text | RUNE |
| R&B artist with the 2004 hit "1, 2 Step" | CIARA |
| Sharpen | HONE |
| Smooth (out) | IRON |
| Cravings | URGES |
| Ways to escape a dilemma | OUTS |
| What might smell of Gerber products? | BABYSBREATH |
| Collectible group | SET |
| Tresses | HAIR |
| Seeking company, maybe | LONELY |
| Pancakes with sweet or savory fillings | CREPES |
| Ab-toning exercise | SITUP |
| ___ Burton, host of "Reading Rainbow" | LEVAR |
| The third "little pig," with his house of bricks? | WOLFSBANE |
| Words after get or sleep | ONIT |
| High abode | AERIE |
| Raised, as livestock | BRED |
| Award for a champion angler? | GOLDENROD |
| Gracefully limber | LITHE |
| Shred, as cheese | GRATE |
| Chinese transliteration system | PINYIN |
| "And ___ off!" | THEYRE |
| Title role for Bob Odenkirk in a "Breaking Bad" spinoff | SAUL |
| Sprinted | RAN |
| Object found by Prince Charming after the clock struck midnight? | LADYSLIPPER |
| Condo, e.g. | UNIT |
| Awards for Broadway's best | TONYS |
| Often-buggy software stage | BETA |
| Government takeover | COUP |
| One running the show | EMCEE |
| Boeing 747s, e.g. | JETS |
| Smooch | KISS |
| Takes ten | RESTS |
| Haphazardly assemble, with "together" | SLAP |
Down
| Home, in slang | CRIB |
| Otherworldly glow | AURA |
| Door opener | KNOB |
| ___-weeny (small) | EENY |
| Takes a dive, perhaps | SCUBAS |
| Wispy clouds | CIRRI |
| Raucous social event | RAGER |
| Word with gray, play or Bay | AREA |
| Previous incarnation | PASTLIFE |
| A question of identity | WHO |
| Potentially raucous social event | HOUSEPARTY |
| What a spy collects | INTEL |
| Having some kick, as food | ZESTY |
| "Fer ___!" | SHER |
| Intense attraction, with "the" | HOTS |
| Small ear of corn | NUBBIN |
| Target of a plumber's snake | CLOG |
| City that's an apt rhyme for "casino" | RENO |
| Difficult-to-outsmart villain | EVILGENIUS |
| Blot with a towel, maybe | PATDRY |
| Lost traction | SLID |
| "What ___ you thinking?" | WERE |
| Spanish treasure | ORO |
| Classic soda brand | NEHI |
| "East of ___" (Steinbeck novel) | EDEN |
| Mammal with a two-foot-long tongue | ANTEATER |
| Noble rank associated with sandwiches | EARL |
| Actress Reinhart of "Riverdale" | LILI |
| Vital signs | PULSES |
| Food ___ (curbside dining option) | TRUCK |
| Home of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum | HANOI |
| Aligns | SYNCS |
| Until now | ASYET |
| Rotunda feature | DOME |
| Common lunchbox sandwiches, informally | PBJS |
| Banana skin | PEEL |
| James in both the Blues and Rock & Roll Halls of Fame | ETTA |
| Scratchy voice | RASP |
| "Decorates" as a prank, informally | TPS |