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Author: Avery Gee Katz
Editor: Joel Fagliano
Across
Depicts unfairly | SKEWS |
Monitor | WATCH |
Fruits exchanged on Chinese New Year | ORANGES |
"Moo, Baa, ___!" (classic children's book) | LALALA |
Egg, in Spanish | HUEVO |
Where to find signs with circles, squares and diamonds | SKIAREA |
"My only request …" | ALLIASK |
Young's partner in accounting | ERNST |
Original host of MTV's "Total Request Live" | CARSONDALY |
Stay cool | BEATTHEHEAT |
Bit of body art | TAT |
They come in twice a day | TIDES |
Metal ring that holds a pencil's eraser | FERRULE |
Title Disney character of 1998 | MULAN |
Overhaul | REDO |
Tourist destination in Baja California Sur | CABOSANLUCAS |
Band shirts? | TUBETOPS |
Letter-shaped construction piece | IBAR |
Zoomed, perhaps | MET |
Beam at a bar | JIM |
Dr. ___, talk show host with the catchphrase "Get some" | RUTH |
Test for an M.A. seeker | GRE |
Hit the gas | GUNIT |
Lady Gaga vis-à-vis Billie Eilish, e.g. | LABELMATE |
Multipurpose tool for a mountaineer | ICEAX |
Fixed | STATIC |
Dal ingredients | LENTILS |
Note in the B major scale | DSHARP |
Programming language used in government and banking | COBOL |
Triple ___ | SEC |
Cloud nine, so to speak | EUPHORIA |
No more than | MERE |
Formula 1 tour stop since 2023, informally | VEGAS |
O.C.'s region | SOCAL |
Negative contraction | ISNT |
"Sounds right to me" | IDAGREE |
Boy band that went on hiatus in 2023 for army service | BTS |
No fan | HATER |
"___ in the Rain" | SINGIN |
Camper's vessel | COOKPOT |
Struck | XEDOUT |
Fried chicken, cornbread, collard greens, etc. | SOULFOOD |
Property at an intersection | CORNERLOT |
Actor Pascal of "The Last of Us" | PEDRO |
Author Rand | AYN |
Pulitzer-winning author Jennifer | EGAN |
Fair-hiring inits. | EEO |
Like some kisses | WET |
Wart-covered critter | TOAD |
Digital "container" associated with Bitcoin | CRYPTOWALLET |
Dystopian classic whose title comes from "The Tempest" | BRAVENEWWORLD |
Metonym for the U.S. Congress, with "the" | HILL |
Stuck | MIRED |
Tarot card featuring a howling wolf | THEMOON |
Mountain nymph | OREAD |
Waterproofing material | TAR |
Picture book with characters like Odlaw, Wizard Whitebeard and Woof | WHERESWALDO |
Batter-fried bento dish | TEMPURA |
Part of a princess costume | TIARA |
Nike and others | DEITIES |
Palm tree product used in skin care | COCONUTOIL |
Statistical calculation | ERROR |
Safe investment options, informally | TNOTES |
Secret option? | AEROSOL |
Factory ___ | RESET |
"Barbie" director Gerwig | GRETA |
Down
Hunk of meat | SLAB |
Vegetable with a "dinosaur" variety | KALE |
Civil rights activist Baker | ELLA |
Suspense-building words | WAITFORIT |
Schedules | SLATES |
Ride | WHEELS |
Mysterious glows | AURAE |
Focus for a pitching scout? | TENT |
Rx chain | CVS |
Jet setting | HOTTUB |
Prominent figure at the Academy Awards | OSCARSTATUE |
Studio behind "Bringing Up Baby" | RKO |
More informal version of 70-Across | AINT |
Low points | NADIRS |
School group | GRADE |
Fished with traps, perhaps | EELED |
Parental authority | SAYSO |
Spiritual hermitage | ASHRAM |
Core | KERNEL |
Certain streaming library | HULUCATALOG |
Push notifications, e.g. | ALERTS |
They're kept under wraps | MUMMIES |
"Kidding!" | NOT |
Things to stub out, for short | CIGS |
Have a side in common | ABUT |
Actor Eric | BANA |
Starts to fall | TILTS |
Trawl for personal information | PHISH |
___ O'Malley Dillon of the Biden White House | JEN |
Clock innards | GEARS |
___ to go | RARIN |
Many an attendee of Gertrude Stein's Paris salons | EXPAT |
Start of a winning row | TIC |
Go on and on about | BELABOR |
"The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems," per Homer Simpson | ALCOHOL |
Celebrity chef Roy | CHOI |
Group of witches | COVEN |
Two-family dwelling | DUPLEX |
Frequent antagonist of Winnie-the-Pooh | BEE |
Have something | EAT |
Home to the University of Montana | MISSOULA |
Enlighten | EDIFY |
Kept going and going | RANON |
Breakfast brand with a rhyming slogan | EGGO |
Refused to answer questions | STONEWALLED |
One buying a stuffed mouse, perhaps | CATOWNER |
Van Halen's contract once had one that specified no brown M&M's | RIDER |
Olympic event since 1968 | SKEET |
Good or bad name, for short | REP |
Against | CONTRA |
Not against | PRO |
It might come with a plunger | DETONATOR |
What squiggly lines can represent | ODOR |
Russia's ___ Mountains | URAL |
Maiden name of an 1860s first lady | TODD |
What can symbolize 50 | CAPITALL |
Was thick (with) | TEEMED |
Spot for recess on a rainy day | GYM |
Like some short tennis matches | TWOSET |
Keep rhythm with, in a way | CLAPTO |
Al ___, discus thrower in the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame | OERTER |
blockbuster with numerous historical inaccuracies | BRAVEHEART |
Blowing away | WOWING |
Drink often served with marshmallows | HOTCOCOA |
___ Joliot-Curie, chemist daughter of Marie | IRENE |
Primate that exists only on the world's fifth-largest island | LEMUR |
Pang | THROE |
Daft Punk and Outkast, for two | DUOS |
Polemology is the study of them | WARS |
Word on some yogurt labels | LITE |
Bug bite preventer | DEET |
Greek peak | OSSA |
Where Simone Biles won four golds | RIO |
Source of much U.S. immigration in the 1840s: Abbr. | IRE |