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Author: Robyn Weintraub
Editor: Will Shortz
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| "Don't be ___" | SILLY |
| "Aren't I somethin'?!" | TADA |
| Account | TALE |
| Class some people are dying to get into? | ANATOMYLAB |
| Billboard number, maybe | EXIT |
| Features of some cheesy dinner parties? | FONDUEPOTS |
| Name that means "no one" in Latin | NEMO |
| What follows both the living and dead? | END |
| Oscar-nominated director Gerwig | GRETA |
| Traffic director | PYLON |
| Big part of California? | SUR |
| Woman's name that becomes a country when its vowels are swapped | MILA |
| Kitchen variety | GALLEY |
| Towers from which muezzins announce calls to prayer | MINARETS |
| Xeriscape garden plants | ALOES |
| Heroine of novels set at Lilac Inn, Shadow Ranch and Red Gate Farm | NANCYDREW |
| UNESCO World Heritage listings | SITES |
| Example of exemplary service | ACE |
| Opening gambit of sorts | PLANA |
| Little buggers | PETPEEVES |
| Suddenly think of | HITON |
| Possible result of a major fall | SNOWDAYS |
| Some names on buildings | DONORS |
| Runs | AIRS |
| What I might be | ONE |
| Get metal from, in a way | SMELT |
| How theremin music sounds | EERIE |
| W.W. II hero who retired from the mil. to run for president | DDE |
| "A Midsummer Night's Dream" character | PUCK |
| Group cultivated by a recruiter | TALENTPOOL |
| More than a twinge | ACHE |
| Creatures that can regrow a lost tooth up to 50 times | ALLIGATORS |
| Defeater of Jörmungandr | THOR |
| Canceled, to a philatelist | USED |
| Like electromagnetic radiation with the shortest wavelength | GAMMA |
Down
| Call upon arriving home, maybe | SAFE |
| Privy to | INON |
| Meaning of the Persian suffix "-stan" | LAND |
| Business abbr. | LTD |
| "Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner!" | YOUGUESSEDIT |
| Dating preference | TYPE |
| Buckets | ALOT |
| Pulls and analyzes online information, e.g. | DATAMINES |
| Core group | ABS |
| Boundary for "first and goal" plays | TENYARDLINE |
| Quad ___ (2022 record jump achieved by Ilia Malinin) | AXEL |
| Fancy wheels | LIMO |
| Thames town | ETON |
| Preceder of Christmas | MERRY |
| Exchange rings? | PLAYPHONETAG |
| One who's out and about? | SLEEPWALKER |
| First national magazine to feature Steve Jobs on the cover | INC |
| Amazed reactions | GASPS |
| Zaphod Beeblebrox in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," for one | ALIEN |
| Kind of drawing | LOTTO |
| Knight clubs | MACES |
| Muse of lyric poetry | ERATO |
| Barbershop fixture? | TENOR |
| Cobs, e.g. | SWANS |
| Highly trained body | NAVYSEALS |
| Place to find a hammer and anvil | EAR |
| "Nothing ___" | DOING |
| Row | SPAT |
| A good deal | MUCH |
| Say again | ECHO |
| Magazine that debuted in France in 1945 and the U.S. in 1985 | ELLE |
| Joy of MSNBC | REID |
| Calamity | DOOM |
| Temple building | DORM |
| Actress Lanchester | ELSA |
| Cross shape | TAU |
| Grp. that might get a talking-to by the principal | PTA |