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Author: Sophia Maymudes and Margaret Seikel
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Source of the quote "It is more blessed to give than to receive" | ACTS |
| Creator of terraced agricultural fields known as andenes | INCA |
| Not alcoholic | SOFT |
| Wig (out) | FREAK |
| Place to slurp ramen | NOODLEBAR |
| Meghan Markle's "something borrowed" | TIARA |
| Cheesesteak topper | PROVOLONE |
| Good auto for an L.A.-to-N.Y.C. road trip? | TRANSAM |
| R.N.’s insertion | IVLINE |
| Queen’s protection | STINGER |
| Fermented beverage | ALE |
| Frequent maid of honor, in brief | SIS |
| Writers’ org. with apt initials | PEN |
| Alternative to blinds | ANTES |
| Mortgage offering | RATE |
| Historian Schomberg of the Harlem Renaissance | ARTURO |
| Literally, “skewer” | SHISH |
| Group photo pose during a rush | SORORITYSQUAT |
| Flip | GOAPE |
| Jeep successor | HUMVEE |
| Leak (through) | SEEP |
| BART | San Francisco :: ___ |
| Chemical suffix | IDE |
| “The Simpsons” character with an 18-letter last name | APU |
| Record label co-founded by Drake | OVO |
| Longtime NPR call-in show | CARTALK |
| Home to California’s Limekiln State Park | BIGSUR |
| Cheese from the south of Italy | BURRATA |
| Numbers that come after 1 | AREACODES |
| Renée ___ Goldsberry of “Hamilton” | ELISE |
| Kind of architectural movement with the philosophy of living with less | TINYHOUSE |
| Author Mario Vargas ___ | LLOSA |
| Part of a French 101 conjugation | ETES |
| “Wuthering Heights” setting | MOOR |
| Impertinent sort | SNOT |
Down
| Toward the tail | AFT |
| Polecats, raccoons, squirrels, etc. | CRITTERS |
| Dress down | TEARINTO |
| Brand once produced by Dow Chemical | SARAN |
| Somewhat | INPART |
| Summer temperatures of 120º F, in Death Valley | NORM |
| Say “You’re so-o-o cute!,” e.g. | COO |
| “Stronger than pain” sloganeer | ADVIL |
| Persuade | SELL |
| Uncommon member of a high school band | OBOIST |
| Civil rights activist ___ Lou Hamer | FANNIE |
| Things that parks and families have | TREES |
| Marsupium, by another name | KANGAROOPOUCH |
| Cause of a breakup | LOVERSQUARREL |
| Title for Frida Kahlo | SENORA |
| Brazilian’s place | SPA |
| Pallid | ASHY |
| Signature scent introduced in 1968 | ESTEE |
| Alive with excitement | AHUM |
| Itch | URGE |
| Mesopotamian goddess of love and war | ISHTAR |
| ___ facto | IPSO |
| Ohio claims to be its birthplace | AVIATION |
| TV character who said “I do love a locker room. It smells like potential” | TEDLASSO |
| High-pitched cry | EEK |
| Christmas ___ | SPIRIT |
| ___ Gant, protagonist of Thomas Wolfe’s “Look Homeward, Angel” | EUGENE |
| Windows might be opened by one | PCUSER |
| Ease | ABATE |
| When doubled, racing sound | VROOM |
| They’re denoted by T’s, for tees | TALLS |
| States | SAYS |
| X, maybe, in Spanish | BESO |
| What Salt-N-Pepa were not, despite their name | DUO |
| Gobble up | EAT |