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Author: Bruce Haight
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Transform, as from one being into another | MORPH |
| Send, as payment | REMIT |
| Bro and sis | SIBS |
| In the know | AWARE |
| Beethoven's "Für ___" | ELISE |
| "Orinoco Flow" singer | ENYA |
| Address every aspect of something | COVERALLTHEBASES |
| Ram's ma'am? | EWE |
| Pseudonym of the essayist Charles Lamb | ELIA |
| Impersonate | POSEAS |
| Bit of cunning | WILE |
| Part of a wineglass or watch | STEM |
| "Kill the ump!," e.g. | CRY |
| Immediately | RIGHTOFFTHEBAT |
| Proficient | ADROIT |
| Supervillain in Marvel comics | ARES |
| One way up a mountain | TBAR |
| Potters' materials | CLAYS |
| Email about big lottery winnings, usually | SCAM |
| Illegal payment | BRIBE |
| ___ Sabe (the Lone Ranger, to Tonto) | KEMO |
| Babe in the woods | NAIF |
| Not off one's rocker? | SEATED |
| Oddly and unexpectedly | OUTOFLEFTFIELD |
| "Yo, what's happening" | SUP |
| "Mm-hmm, it's clear now" | ISEE |
| Money to tide one over | LOAN |
| One way boats come | ASHORE |
| Air-condition | COOL |
| Outburst in a nursery | WAH |
| Situation that starts things completely over | WHOLENEWBALLGAME |
| Be inclined (to) | TEND |
| "Awesome!" | SWEET |
| Use the return key for | ENTER |
| Things assayers assay | ORES |
| Pitchers | EWERS |
| Cockamamie | NUTSO |
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| Self-defense spray | MACE |
| Response to a sting | OWOW |
| Gush praise | RAVE |
| Opposite of post- | PRE |
| "Voilà!" | HEREITIS |
| Kind of pitcher | RELIEF |
| Jazz legend Fitzgerald | ELLA |
| Prestigious sch. in metro Boston | MIT |
| Kinda-sorta: Suffix | ISH |
| Shelters once made from buffalo skins | TEEPEES |
| Sail the seven ___ | SEAS |
| Camper's annoyance | INSECTBITE |
| One way to "play it" | BYEAR |
| Smart-mouthed | SASSY |
| Apportion | ALLOT |
| Go over terribly with an audience | BOMB |
| Snide question to one issuing a challenge | WHOYOU |
| Attack with a low flyover | STRAFE |
| The outsiders | THEM |
| Strain, as one's brain | RACK |
| Like a team on a day off | IDLE |
| Early record player | GRAMOPHONE |
| Effortless | FACILE |
| Transportation in a Duke Ellington tune | ATRAIN |
| Member of the first family | ABEL |
| Actor Foxx of "Sanford and Son" | REDD |
| An umpire's outstretched arms signifies this | SAFE |
| Happened to, poetically | BEFALLEN |
| What gibberish makes | NOSENSE |
| Piece of pub furniture | STOOL |
| One for the road? | TIRE |
| Units in a homecoming parade | FLOATS |
| Took care of | SAWTO |
| Certain worker in a stadium | USHER |
| Bygone G.M. product, informally | OLDS |
| One who's radio-active? | CBER |
| Electrical unit | WATT |
| Iowa college town | AMES |
| Ticker-tape parade honoree | HERO |
| "That's disgusting!" | EWW |
| Tiny | WEE |
| Prey for a lion | GNU |