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Author: Stella Zawistowski
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Bottom of a shoe | SOLE |
| Had on | WORE |
| Insurance worker | AGENT |
| Work by a composer | OPUS |
| Skating leap | AXEL |
| Outdoor party locale | PATIO |
| Pastime for armchair sports enthusiasts | FANTASYBASEBALL |
| Corrosive substance | ALKALI |
| ExxonMobil's business | OIL |
| Toy that goes up slow and comes down fast | SLED |
| Close, as a jacket | BUTTONUP |
| What a grocery scanner scans, for short | UPC |
| Unidentifiable protein | MYSTERYMEAT |
| They're paid to play | PROS |
| Grp. that extends from Canada to Chile | OAS |
| Lustful, informally | RANDY |
| Sightseeing on wheels | BUSTOUR |
| Finally starts talking | OPENSUP |
| Like draft beers | ONTAP |
| "Baby Cobra" comic Wong | ALI |
| Christmas season | YULE |
| Holy site in Jerusalem | WESTERNWALL |
| When a plane is due in, in brief | ETA |
| Hair stylist, fancily | COIFFEUR |
| Old Glory, for one | FLAG |
| Sch. in Fort Worth | TCU |
| "The very idea!" | INEVER |
| Spanish or French, but not German | ROMANCELANGUAGE |
| "Tosca" or "Turandot" | OPERA |
| Opening for a coin | SLOT |
| Speak to a deaf person, in a way | SIGN |
| What the start of 17-, 29-, 45- or 61-Across is, in a bookstore | GENRE |
| Tickle Me Elmo maker, once | TYCO |
| Otherwise | ELSE |
Down
| Living room seat | SOFA |
| Iridescent gem | OPAL |
| Meathead | LUNK |
| Abbr. before a date on a business shingle | ESTAB |
| Question to a suspected culprit | WASITYOU |
| Popular acne medication | OXY |
| Starts up again, as a computer | REBOOTS |
| Pal of Jerry on "Seinfeld" | ELAINE |
| Primate with no tail | APE |
| Talks on and on | GABS |
| And others: Abbr. | ETAL |
| River on which Cleopatra cruised | NILE |
| Couldn't keep a secret | TOLD |
| Grad | ALUM |
| Shpeak indishtinctly | SLUR |
| Ruler in pre-Communist Russia | TSAR |
| Heap for burning | PYRE |
| Instruction for a violinist | UPBOW |
| Dehydrated plum | PRUNE |
| Things weighed against benefits | COSTS |
| Not just a few | MANY |
| Come next | ENSUE |
| One who's 18 or older | ADULT |
| Like an impatient and competitive personality | TYPEA |
| "Now!" in the operating room | STAT |
| Intl. group that has no members in Europe or North America | OPEC |
| Minnesota's St. ___ College | OLAF |
| Enter en masse, as a car | PILEINTO |
| In a terrible way | AWFULLY |
| Coll. military program | ROTC |
| Most pleasant | NICEST |
| Where inhaled air goes | LUNG |
| Find a second function for | REUSE |
| Creature that goes "ribbit!" | FROG |
| Run easily | LOPE |
| "You said it, brother!" | AMEN |
| Actress Teri | GARR |
| Colorado skiing mecca | VAIL |
| Objects in an Easter hunt | EGGS |
| Surrealist Magritte | RENE |
| Scottish negative | NAE |
| Member of a D.C. "Squad" | AOC |