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Author: Jeffrey Lease
Editor: Joel Fagliano
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| "RuPaul's Drag Race" airer | MTV |
| Self-assurance | APLOMB |
| Letter that's sixth in the Greek alphabet, not last | ZETA |
| "I'm on vacation" email inits. | OOO |
| High-end German car, casually | BEEMER |
| Dwarf planet with the largest mass | ERIS |
| Fanatic | NUT |
| Photography option commonly represented by a 37-Across | CAMERAFLASH |
| Coffee order specification | ICED |
| Like Igor's posture | HUNCHED |
| N.F.L. team whose helmet features a 37-Across | CHARGERS |
| Relish | LAPUP |
| Arm of the Mediterranean | AEGEAN |
| Lick … or slick | WET |
| Game whose name is shouted | UNO |
| Episode interruptions | ADS |
| Hitch | SNAG |
| Buy and then quickly sell | FLIP |
| What's formed by connecting this puzzle's circled letters from A to F and then back to A | LIGHTNINGBOLT |
| Port, for one | WINE |
| Far from friendly | COLD |
| Poetic praise | ODE |
| "___ So Fine" (1963 #1 hit) | HES |
| Deli order | SUB |
| Houses | ABODES |
| Ready to be drawn, perhaps | ONTAP |
| Drink with a 37-Across in its logo | GATORADE |
| Shield | PROTECT |
| Muslim denomination | SHIA |
| Character with a 37-Across on his forehead | HARRYPOTTER |
| Counterpart of flow | EBB |
| [Gasp!] | OHNO |
| Tangle | ENMESH |
| Drink aptly found within "social event" | ALE |
| Tikka masala go-with | NAAN |
| Don't have a choice | NEEDTO |
| Dead end? | DEE |
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| Friend on "Friends" | MONICA |
| "Fair point!" | TOUCHE |
| Ixnay | VOTEAGAINST |
| Jackson 5 song that begins "You went to school to learn, girl" | ABC |
| Bird with a showy mate | PEAHEN |
| Madagascar mammal | LEMUR |
| Portentous signs | OMENS |
| Soldier for hire, in brief | MERC |
| Surfer dude | BRAH |
| Princess of Nintendo games | ZELDA |
| Queen Victoria has one named for her | ERA |
| "___ the Voice of the Lobster" (Lewis Carroll poem) | TIS |
| Pale wood | ASH |
| Fedora fabric | FELT |
| Coat, as with flour | DREDGE |
| This is a deep cut | GASH |
| Took the lead | PULLEDAHEAD |
| Squadron, e.g. | UNIT |
| Grammy category | POP |
| What might be out for a spell? | WAND |
| French toast ingredient | EGG |
| Haughty sort | SNOB |
| Naught | NIL |
| Big name in tourism guides | FODORS |
| Concern when transferring a title deed | LIEN |
| The Horned Frogs of the N.C.A.A. | TCU |
| Common clown name | BOBO |
| "Doctor ___" | WHO |
| Agile | SPRY |
| Certify | ATTEST |
| Pot brownie, e.g. | EDIBLE |
| Naval engineer | SEABEE |
| Kitchen cover-up | APRON |
| "Catch my drift?" | GETME |
| Was part of a series, say | ACTED |
| Neon sign word | OPEN |
| Soften, with "down" | TONE |
| Sweetie | HON |
| "I've got it!" | AHA |
| Molecule involved in protein synthesis | RNA |
| Greek consonant | RHO |