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Author: Amanda Rafkin and Ross Trudeau
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
Gets rid of, so to speak | OFFS |
Parties with glowsticks | RAVES |
Old-fashioned taste? | SIP |
Menu at un café | CARTE |
Amazon's biz | ETAIL |
Subj. for some aspiring bilinguals | ESL |
Clamoring for "The Bonfire of the Vanities"? | CRYINGWOLFE |
They can help you get out of a rut, for short | AAA |
Business plan | AGENDA |
One of 20 on the Titanic | LIFEBOAT |
TV alien played by Robin Williams | MORK |
Selling someone on "The Importance of Being Earnest"? | WILDEPITCH |
Group with lodges | ELKS |
Exam with logic questions, for short | LSAT |
"Any other place besides here?" | WHEREELSE |
Genesis creator | SEGA |
Curse | HEX |
Kindle, e.g. … or a hint to this puzzle's theme? | EREADER |
Hair color of about 2% of the world's population | RED |
Not fooled by | ONTO |
They're a bit of a stretch | YOGAPOSES |
Some jeans features | RIPS |
Humorist Bombeck | ERMA |
Spot to store "A Confederacy of Dunces"? | TOOLECHEST |
___ Zor-El, real name of Supergirl | KARA |
Battle with clearly defined sides | USVSTHEM |
"Now wait just a second!" | HOLDIT |
With 14-Down, what "Fin" might mean | THE |
Positive review of a Nancy Drew mystery? | PEACHYKEENE |
"Jingle Bells" contraction | OER |
Architect born in Guangzhou | IMPEI |
A dance or a dip | SALSA |
Narc (on) | RAT |
Six of the first 10 elements on the periodic table | GASES |
Units of poetry | FEET |
Down
Philosopher with a "razor" | OCCAM |
Crime drama set in the Midwest | FARGO |
Fast-food fixture | FRYER |
Rascal | STINKER |
Counterpart of "FF" | REW |
Bikini, e.g. | ATOLL |
Sound | VALID |
Towering figure of architecture? | EIFFEL |
Is out | SLEEPS |
Creatures that have the densest fur of any mammal (up to 1 million hairs per square inch) | SEAOTTERS |
Hayes with three Grammys and an Oscar | ISAAC |
"Lady Lazarus" poet Sylvia | PLATH |
See 61-Across | END |
Onetime popular blog that covered Manhattan gossip | GAWKER |
Predisposition | BIAS |
R&B's ___ Brothers | ISLEY |
Big name in jeans | LEE |
"___ goes there?" | WHO |
Lay figure? | HEN |
People person, perhaps | EXTROVERT |
Portuguese title with a tilde | SAO |
Cusps | EDGES |
"My word!" | GEE |
Often-skipped parts of podcasts | ADS |
Coarse | EARTHY |
Dashboard abbr. | RPM |
"Essential" things | OILS |
Gold insignia of the armed forces | OAKLEAF |
Babe or Wilbur, in film | PETPIG |
Conceptual framework | SCHEMA |
Aristotle, to Alexander the Great | TUTOR |
Tony nominee Milo | OSHEA |
A host | HEAPS |
Host | EMCEE |
Singer of the titular song in 2012's "Skyfall" | ADELE |
Clear one's plate, in a way | RINSE |
Bothered terribly | ATEAT |
Gives the thumbs-up | OKS |
"___ Last Bow" (Sherlock Holmes story) | HIS |