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Author: Ada Nicolle
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Merry air | LILT |
| Groups of whales | GAMS |
| "Exactly!" | BINGO |
| Name meaning "long-lived" in Arabic | OMAR |
| Replacer of some names | ETAL |
| Theme for a troubadour | AMOUR |
| "That would change everything," in internet lingo | BIGIFTRUE |
| Many an emoticon | SMILE |
| To an extreme | ONSTEROIDS |
| World capital located partly on Bygdøy Peninsula | OSLO |
| ___ Effiong, role on TV's "Sex Education" | ERIC |
| Waits on | SERVES |
| Max. or min. | LIM |
| Marine Corps protectors, for short | NCIS |
| "Yes, ___!" | MAAM |
| Trade barbs | SPAR |
| It's a mouthful, frankly | HOTDOGBUN |
| Response to thumb-biting in "Romeo and Juliet" | DOYOUQUARRELSIR |
| Put off | DISGUSTED |
| "A" overseas | EINE |
| "Going Back to ___" (LL Cool J platinum single) | CALI |
| Word in several font names | SANS |
| What a retractable pen lacks | CAP |
| They're up for debate | TOPICS |
| Tiny biter | MITE |
| N.Y.C. institution awarded an honorary Oscar for changing the public's perception of movies (1979) | MOMA |
| Percussion instrument that can be tuned to a pitch | KETTLEDRUM |
| Gaffel Kölsch, Augustiner Helles and others | BIERS |
| Dinner for two at Burger King, maybe | CHEAPDATE |
| In common | ALIKE |
| Word with shoot or door | TRAP |
| "___ everybody?" | ISNT |
| Feel, somehow | SENSE |
| Additional solutions? | SUMS |
| Poker game? | EPEE |
Down
| Rebecca in the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame | LOBO |
| "You can count on me" | IMIN |
| Gets behind | LAGS |
| Like the saying "You win some, you lose some" | TRITE |
| Schemer's mantra | GETRICHQUICK |
| Like the sound of "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," per the song of the same name | ATROCIOUS |
| Trickster in Polynesian mythology | MAUI |
| Rides with runners | SLEDS |
| Some undergrad degs. | BAS |
| Not going anywhere | IMMOVABLE |
| Experimental nonmelodic genre | NOISEMUSIC |
| Deceives | GULLS |
| Snack item split by Ross and Rachel in the pilot episode of "Friends" | OREO |
| Bracken, e.g. | FERN |
| Words that form other words when read backward | SEMORDNILAPS |
| Latest thing | RAGE |
| Inits. for a trip | LSD |
| Nano technology, once? | IPOD |
| Question before entering a room | MAYICOMEIN |
| Fodder for an analyst | STATS |
| Activist who said "You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right" | ROSAPARKS |
| Group of stars | DREAMTEAM |
| Dobrev of "The Vampire Diaries" | NINA |
| Citrus also known as "uniq fruit" | UGLI |
| Public image, in brief | REP |
| Flight component | STEP |
| French for "canvas" | TOILE |
| Many offshoots | SECTS |
| Huang who wrote "Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir" (2013) | EDDIE |
| Some graduate degs. | MBAS |
| Connecting, for short | THRU |
| Vocal feature | RASP |
| Online publication whose motto is "Cure ignorance" | UTNE |
| Hand (out) | METE |
| Understand | SEE |