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Author: Christina Iverson and Samuel A. Donaldson
Editor: Will Shortz
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Become hysterical, with "out" | WIG |
Elided title | MAAM |
Restaurant competitor of Pinkberry and Sweet Frog | TCBY |
Catchy tunes, informally | BOPS |
Sigh of lament | AHME |
Where dancers have a ball? | DISCO |
McFlurry mix-in | OREO |
Furniture giant | IKEA |
Bad flight forecast | SLEET |
Reason | INFER |
Hierarchy level | RUNG |
Certain U.S. time zone | CENTRAL |
Economizing, as represented by the circled squares? | CUTTINGCORNERS |
"The bad news is …" | IFEAR |
WhatsApp transmissions, briefly | IMS |
Navy nay | NOSIR |
Seizes eagerly, as an opportunity | LEAPSON |
Sean of "Stranger Things" | ASTIN |
Part of an M.C.'s intro, often | BIO |
Prohibition target | DEMONRUM |
Economizing, as represented twice in 12-Down? | PINCHINGPENNIES |
"The Crown" role | DIANA |
Colorful kind of shirt | ALOHA |
Offering from Dr. Mom, in brief | TLC |
Senior partners? | PROMDATES |
___ Hill, neighborhood of San Francisco | NOB |
Bussing on a bus, for short | PDA |
Memorable mission | ALAMO |
"You've made your point," slangily | SAYLESS |
Lead-in to an opinion | ASISEEIT |
Zip | NADA |
From not so long ago | RECENT |
Parts of a gig | MEGS |
Scrapbooker's project | ALBUM |
Honesty, resilience or a sense of humor, perhaps | ASSET |
Shield of ancient Greece: Var. | EGIS |
Manhattan is one: Abbr. | ISL |
Attempt | STAB |
Work that hasn't yet entered publication | PREPRINT |
Little squealer | MINIPIG |
Fencer's score | TOUCH |
Hebrew version of the English pronoun "I" | ANI |
Confidentiality contract, for short | NDA |
Welcome event | OPENHOUSE |
___ drag (hockey maneuver) | TOE |
Cellist's need | ROSIN |
In concert | ASONE |
Economizing, as represented in 58-Down? | STRETCHINGABUCK |
Unwelcome, so to speak | NONGRATA |
Vote in favor | YEA |
Trading places | MARTS |
Like some modern maps | GENOMIC |
Golfer Palmer, to fans | ARNIE |
A/C meas. | BTU |
"The Planets" composer | HOLST |
Economizing, as represented by the shaded squares? | MAKINGENDSMEET |
Bad-sounding creatures? | FOWL |
Ditto, in legal footnotes | IDEM |
Word that means "ocean" in a religious title | DALAI |
Large crowd | HORDE |
It's cried on a slide | WHEE |
Check | CURB |
Classical poem | EPODE |
Beast with recurved horns | IBEX |
Triumphant shout at a crossword tournament | DONE |
Freshness | SASS |
Like some morning lawns | DEWY |
Smokey spot, for short | PSA |
Down
Sharpens | WHETS |
"How ___ Your Mother" | IMET |
Work out | GETINSHAPE |
Some garlic prep | MINCING |
Regarding | ASFOR |
Maker of the Nitro 5 gaming laptop | ACER |
"The year's at the spring / And day's at the ___": Robert Browning | MORN |
Yankees manager before Girardi | TORRE |
Zealous activist | CRUSADER |
C-note | BEN |
Tranquil discipline | YOGISM |
Former name of a Kansas arena that commemorated a 1976 U.S. anniversary | BICENTENNIALCENTER |
It helps make a stew a goo | OKRA |
Poached fruit | PEAR |
Garnish for una margarita | SAL |
Source of many a name on a campus building, informally | ALUM |
Starts eating | DIGSIN |
Poli ___ | SCI |
Reply to the Little Red Hen | NOTI |
Name hidden in "before long" | ELON |
It makes a red velvet cake red | FOODDYE |
Cancún cash | PESOS |
Hamburger's beef? | ACH |
Word with pepper or tower | BELL |
Like some ancient pyramids | INCAN |
Acceleration, e.g. | RATE |
Quelques-___ (some, in French) | UNES |
Quantity multiplied by acceleration in Newton's second law | MASS |
Pioneer in global aviation | PANAM |
Words of defeat | ILOSE |
"Don't sweat it," informally | NOBIG |
Educ. supporter | PTA |
Once-popular devices discontinued in 2022 | IPODS |
Cousin of a weasel | MARTEN |
"What's the ___?" ("'Sup with that?") | DEALIO |
Suffer | AIL |
Farmyard cry | MAA |
Not in a relationship | SSIINNGGLLEE |
"The Last O.G." network | TBS |
Vile Nile reptile | ASP |
Out-and-out | UTTER |
Foreign leader whom Nixon met in 1972 | MAO |
That's history! | ERA |
Kind of knife of infomercial fame | GINSU |
Like Urdu or Hindi | INDIC |
Was very ripe | STANK |
Round figures | SPHERES |
Montana city SW of Helena | BUTTE |
The main antagonist? | PIRATESHIP |
[Ugh, this is horrible!] | MOAN |
___ facto | IPSO |
Like some highlighter colors | NEON |
Relish | GUSTO |
Plant whose name derives from Quechua | COCA |
Devious snicker | HEH |
Barely gets the words out | STAMMERS |
Pros with deliveries, in brief | OBS |
Painter Jan van ___ | EYCK |
"Let's do this!" | IMREADY |
Civil rights icon ___ Helen Burroughs | NANNIE |
Power structure? | GRID |
Capers | ANTICS |
Shakespeare's "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" has five of them | IAMBS |
Beaming, as with joy | AGLOW |
Liberal arts college in Kentucky | BEREA |
Locally focused lecture franchise | TEDX |
Pac-12 player | UTE |
Santa's favorite Hostess dessert? | HOHO |
Wilson of film | OWEN |
Carded at a bar, informally | IDED |
Common spot for a sunburn | NAPE |
Gaggles | MOBS |
Chain email abbr. | FWD |
Grammy winner ___ Lipa | DUA |