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| Pair on a schooner | MASTS |
| Last in a series | NTH |
| It may be thrown by a vaquero | RIATA |
| "Hurry with your dinner!" | EATUP |
| "Gotcha!" | OHO |
| Like an obelisk at night, maybe | UPLIT |
| Origin story in Genesis 11:1-9 | THETOWEROFBABEL |
| Colorful language? | PURPLEPROSE |
| Radar gun stat, for short | MPH |
| Parks carefully | EASESIN |
| Co. that launched the world's first communications satellite | RCA |
| Part of 10-Down | ALES |
| Last in a series | ETAL |
| World capital noted for its French colonial architecture | HANOI |
| Geocaching necessity, in brief | GPS |
| "No ___" ("Unacceptable") | BUENO |
| Actor Hawke | ETHAN |
| Headstone heading | RIP |
| movie with the line "This is Ripley, last survivor of the Nostromo, signing off" | ALIEN |
| Goes around | ROAMS |
| Legal position in municipal govt. | ADA |
| Like lead or gold, notably | DENSE |
| Mario Kart platform | WII |
| Tuber that can be candied | YAM |
| A majority of the characters on TV's "St. Elsewhere," in brief | DRS |
| Neighbor of India: Abbr. | PAK |
| Component in a car's suspension system | SWAYBAR |
| "___, ___, it looks like rain!": Christopher Robin | TUT |
| Big movie star, e.g. | ALISTER |
| What professional tennis has been in since 1968 | OPENERA |
| Where an important call may be directed | LINEONE |
| System that ended in 1917 | TSARISM |
| Purplish red | MAGENTA |
| Weeks in Spain | SEMANAS |
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| Player at Citi Field | MET |
| "That feels nice!" | AAH |
| Scientist who notably passed away on 33-Down (2018) | STEPHENHAWKING |
| You might go on tiptoe while wearing this | TUTU |
| Fungus-to-be | SPORE |
| Celebratory seasons | NOELS |
| First digit of this puzzle's subject, whose next four digits are the number of rows and then columns of the grid | THREE |
| B-ball | HOOPS |
| Apply, as sunscreen | RUBON |
| Some craft drafts, for short | IPAS |
| Scientist who was notably born on 33-Down (1879) | ALBERTEINSTEIN |
| Make even | TIE |
| Home of the Braves, for short | ATL |
| New Deal org. | WPA |
| What some thank God for: Abbr. | FRI |
| Comedian and political commentator Bill | MAHER |
| Who said "Courage is knowing what not to fear" | PLATO |
| Carolina N.H.L.'ers, informally | CANES |
| Like the main character in many a horror film … or so they believe | ALONE |
| "Same here" | SOAMI |
| Mathematician known for the constant "e" (2.71828) | EULER |
| Require | INSISTON |
| Starting point for a slippery slope argument | GRAYAREA |
| An irrational reason to celebrate? | PIDAY |
| Captcha targets | SPAMBOTS |
| One might center around being unprepared for a test | BADDREAM |
| Something read by a chiromancer | PALM |
| Actress Shawkat of "Search Party" | ALIA |
| Took a turn | WENT |
| Where the Chair of St. Peter can be found in St. Peter's Basilica | APSE |
| ___ Major | URSA |
| Relatives of berets | TAMS |
| "Get it?" | SEE |
| Gun lobby grp. | NRA |