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Author: Michael Schlossberg
Editor: Will Shortz
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| First lady McKinley | IDA |
| Common saltwater baitfish | SHAD |
| Letters before Q | LGBT |
| Become crunchy in the oven | CRISPUP |
| Image of Mickey, maybe | CEL |
| ___ Nostra | COSA |
| Lake that's largely fed by the Detroit River | ERIE |
| "Red telephone," historically | HOTLINE |
| Breakfast order request | OVEREASY |
| London Herald, 4/16/1912 | TITANICSINKS |
| The New York Times, 8/9/1974 | NIXONRESIGNS |
| "Scarface" | ALCAPONE |
| Schedule | SLATE |
| Drives off | SHOOS |
| "Catch ya later!" | ADIOS |
| Wee one | TOT |
| Frankincense or myrrh | RESIN |
| T-E-A-M doesn't have one, so they say | ANI |
| Plantain lily, by another name | HOSTA |
| Chicago Daily Tribune, 11/3/1948 | DEWEYDEFEATSTRUMAN |
| Company once called the California Perfume Company | AVON |
| Wrap one's head around | GET |
| Popular Hawaiian dish | POKE |
| Driest country in sub-Saharan Africa | NAMIBIA |
| They're below par | BIRDIES |
| Choice words | ORS |
| Footwear for a sharp dresser? | STILETTOS |
| "___ Mouse," Chick Corea jazz standard of 1972 | SENOR |
| Toward the opposing goal, in hockey | UPICE |
| Geometry calculation: Abbr. | VOL |
| "How ya doin'?" | SUP |
| Variety, 10/30/1929 | WALLSTLAYSANEGG |
| ___ Dhabi | ABU |
| Alliance since 1948, in brief | OAS |
| Golf's Slammin' Sammy | SNEAD |
| Bouquet | AROMA |
| Seer cursed by Apollo so that her prophecies would not be believed | CASSANDRA |
| Poorly | ILL |
| Headwear that's stereotypically red | FIREHAT |
| Breakout performer? | ESCAPEE |
| It's blowin' in the wind | VANE |
| ___ thruster (physics lab device) | ION |
| Corrin of "Nosferatu" | EMMA |
| New York Daily News, 10/30/1975 | FORDTOCITYDROPDEAD |
| "The rubber people," in Nahuatl | OLMEC |
| "Biting" characteristic | WIT |
| Big name in health care | AETNA |
| Trouble | WOE |
| Fleet | RAPID |
| Where people typically go to the mat? | PORCH |
| Attempt to tear | RIPAT |
| Fool around | LOLLYGAG |
| With 115-Across, New York Post, 4/15/1983 | HEADLESSBODY |
| See 113-Across | INTOPLESSBAR |
| "Jeez Louise!" | AWCOMEON |
| Boils | SEETHES |
| Latin "Look" | ECCE |
| Filmmaker Johnson | RIAN |
| Degree held by only one U.S. president (George W. Bush) | MBA |
| Drink after a race, say | HYDRATE |
| Signaled | CUED |
| Wraps up | ENDS |
| The Second vis-à-vis the First, say | SON |
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| Cher and Madonna, e.g. | ICONS |
| Old Scratch, with "the" | DEVIL |
| Baby name whose popularity plummeted after 2015 | ALEXA |
| It might be chewed in a theater | SCENERY |
| Frost | HOAR |
| Taxpayers | ASSESSEES |
| to 5, e.g. | DAYSHIFT |
| Release | LETGO |
| Beams | GRINS |
| Parts of comedy routines | BITS |
| Serving at a Chinese restaurant | TEA |
| Carolina Reaper, for one | CHILI |
| Good name for a geologist? | ROCCO |
| "How sad" | ITSASHAME |
| Lapse | SLIP |
| Some red or white wines | PINOTS |
| Pull some strings? | UNKNOT |
| Old Spanish coin | PESETA |
| Waste away | ROT |
| Bottom | NADIR |
| Actress Skye | IONE |
| Payments made at a table | ANTES |
| Leg up | EDGE |
| Query | ASK |
| "I'll get to work right now" | ONIT |
| Dollops | DABS |
| ___ Woods, best-selling author of 2023's "The Lost Bookshop" | EVIE |
| Threadbare | WORN |
| Fund, as a college | ENDOW |
| They're known to open with some jokes | APRILS |
| Longtime music director of the NBC Symphony Orchestra | TOSCANINI |
| The "U" of 60-Down | UNION |
| "Damage" director Louis | MALLE |
| K-pop septet | BTS |
| Short note? | IOU |
| Creature in the final scene of "Cleopatra" | ASP |
| Long-term deposit, in brief | IRA |
| Go (for) | OPT |
| Certain spot | TVAD |
| It once shared a land border with 16 countries | USSR |
| Drawstring place | EYELET |
| Hardly the social butterfly | LONER |
| Stowed | LADED |
| ___ soda | SAL |
| Needlefish | GAR |
| Monopolist's trait | GREED |
| One-pointer in cribbage | ACE |
| Some undergrad degs. | BAS |
| Trojans' sch. | USC |
| "Jeez, I can't catch a break" | OHME |
| Call from a crib | MAMA |
| Slightly | ATAD |
| Umpire's ruling | SAFE |
| Writings of dubious authenticity | APOCRYPHA |
| Eschew | AVOID |
| "Victory is mine!," in modern lingo | FORTHEWIN |
| Privy to | INON |
| Make a scene | ACT |
| "My heavens!" | IDECLARE |
| They can support a nest egg | TWIGS |
| -oz. beer glass | YARD |
| Service providers? | PARSONS |
| Wise-appearing | OWLISH |
| ___ Tunes | LOONEY |
| Like the cheese in a grilled cheese | MELTED |
| Protective tip on a lace | AGLET |
| Bel ___ cheese | PAESE |
| Informal goodbye | PEACE |
| Made some waves? | OARED |
| Tech giant whose initials are its N.Y.S.E. symbol | IBM |
| Some have meters | POEMS |
| Mexican marinade | ADOBO |
| "The Seduction of Joe ___" (1979 Alan Alda film) | TYNAN |
| Tolkien trilogy, for short | LOTR |
| Morehouse or Howard, in brief | HBCU |
| Whole bunch | SCAD |
| Instant | SEC |