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Author: Brad Wiegmann
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Lead-in to box or bug | PILL |
| Encumbers, with "down" | BOGS |
| Gooey sandwiches, informally | PBJS |
| Weapon whose name has two accents | EPEE |
| Lighthearted refrain | TRALA |
| Surface calculation | AREA |
| Popular videoconferencing app | ZOOM |
| Machu Picchu visitor, say | HIKER |
| Knitter's stitch | PURL |
| Nicholson and Nicklaus, e.g.? | ONEEYEDJACKS |
| Persephone's lover | ADONIS |
| "Next one's on me" | IOWEYA |
| Soren Kierkegaard and Chris Isaak, e.g.? | DOUBLEAGENTS |
| Little bits | IOTAS |
| Kaput | DONE |
| "NCIS" airer | CBS |
| Qatari dignitary | EMIR |
| Broncos and Explorers | FORDS |
| Who might call French fries "chips" | BRIT |
| "Oh, what's the ___?" | USE |
| Constellation named for a mythical ship | ARGO |
| Overworked | TRITE |
| Percy Bysshe Shelley and Billy Ray Cyrus, e.g.? | THREEWISEMEN |
| Second number on a pants tag | INSEAM |
| Least experienced | RAWEST |
| Henry the Eighth and Hubert H. Humphrey, e.g.? | FOURHLEADERS |
| Stadium sounds | OLES |
| New wing, say | ADDON |
| Frog transformer | KISS |
| Club soda garnish | LIME |
| Dorothy, to Em | NIECE |
| Something to bat around | IDEA |
| The yearling in the 1939 Pulitzer winner "The Yearling," e.g. | DEER |
| Receptionist's spot | DESK |
| Bar that gets smaller and smaller | SOAP |
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| Candy whose name derives from the German "Pfefferminz" | PEZ |
| Airbnb had one in 2020, for short | IPO |
| Certain fire sign | LEO |
| Tart treat | LEMONBAR |
| Cheese with a white rind | BRIE |
| Like wine aged in casks | OAKY |
| Sheer delight | GLEE |
| Fish thought to be named after a region in Italy | SARDINES |
| Relatives of custard apples | PAPAWS |
| The Boss, familiarly | BRUCE |
| Snack whose name comes from the Quechua for "dried meat" | JERKY |
| Chip dip | SALSA |
| "If ___ walls could talk …" | THESE |
| Zeros, in soccer | NILS |
| Little bit | JOT |
| Seine send-off | ADIEU |
| Unhappy fates | DOOMS |
| Convex navel | OUTIE |
| Be nuts about | ADORE |
| Pig out | GORGE |
| Provide resources for | ENDOW |
| Word before ring or after true | CRIME |
| Snacks | BITES |
| Cardiologist's insert | STENT |
| Most of Nebraska | FARMLAND |
| Rathskeller offerings, informally | BREWSKIS |
| Target of a 1917 uprising | TSAR |
| More succinct | TERSER |
| Taunting laugh | HAH |
| Name that becomes another name when its first letter is dropped | IRENE |
| Poker declaration | IFOLD |
| "I kid you not!" | NOLIE |
| "Sorry, not sorry" | SUEME |
| Falco of "Nurse Jackie" | EDIE |
| Some summer libations | ADES |
| Berth place | DOCK |
| Wedding words | IDO |
| Domain of SpongeBob SquarePants | SEA |
| Sticky stuff | SAP |