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Author: Jeff Chen and Juliana Tringali Golden
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
Pieces of praise | ODES |
Host | MOB |
D-lister's quest | STARDOM |
Anjou alternative | BOSC |
Hot sauce with a reduplicative name | PIRIPIRI |
About whom an early critic said "Can't act, can't sing. Balding. Can dance a little" | ASTAIRE |
Opposite of baja | ALTA |
Case study? | EVIDENCE |
"Definitely, leave it to me!" | YESICAN |
Japanese noodle dish | UDON |
"I declare this doughnut to be a truly tasty treat!" | CAKESTAND |
Blends | MELDS |
Egg ___ yung | FOO |
Final opponent in many a video game | BOSS |
Source of division at a wedding | AISLE |
Download in progress? | BETAAPP |
Cube's 12 | EDGES |
Items of apparel in the song "My Favorite Things" | MITTENS |
Blows past | ZIPSBY |
Turn into a puddle, maybe | MELT |
"Here's one way to eat a doughnut without getting icing on your nose …" | FROSTEDTIP |
Amy Winehouse hit | REHAB |
La Perla purchases | BRAS |
___ Day, nickname for Billie Holiday | LADY |
Dawson of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay" | STEF |
Work (up) | RILE |
Alternative to Betsy | LIZ |
Stew | FUME |
Mark in a shell game | SAP |
Sign of a sellout | SRO |
One way to have something down | COLD |
Night before | EVE |
Pulls rank on, in a way | OVERRIDES |
Character asked to "shine down," in a children's song | MRSUN |
___ student | MED |
"Let's raise a glass to this outstanding doughnut!" | CINNAMONTOAST |
Tolkien's Treebeard, for one | ENT |
Mideast rulers | EMIRS |
Interrupts when it's not one's place to do so | HORNSINON |
It "shines with a mournful light, like its own tear," in an Andrew Marvell poem | DEW |
Prix ___ menu | FIXE |
"Lemme think …" | UHH |
Originally named | NEE |
Natural leaders, it's said | LEOS |
Corsica, par exemple | ILE |
Likely to offend, for short | UNPC |
Telenovela, e.g. | SOAP |
"___ everybody?" | ISNT |
Inventory: Abbr. | MDSE |
D.E.A. agent | NARCO |
"It is an undeniable fact that this doughnut is awesome!" | PLAINTRUTH |
Long span of time | AEON |
Massages | KNEADS |
Downtempo electronica genre | TRIPHOP |
Like those celebrating the Day of Visibility on March 31 | TRANS |
Heading on a certain neighborhood poster | MISSING |
Lure in the "Odyssey" | SIREN |
Foofaraws | ADOS |
Certain filler words | UMS |
Like a baseball shutout | NORUN |
"This doughnut is the talk of the town!" | SUGARBUZZ |
Pass quickly (through) | SAIL |
Small houses in the Southwest | CASITAS |
Movie featuring Mickey Mouse in a wizard's cap | FANTASIA |
"Me as well!" | ITOO |
Magazine "real estate" | ADSPACE |
Frozen treat named for a playful animal | OTTERPOP |
Little copper? | CENT |
Keep going | PERSIST |
"Get it?" | SEE |
Their first five parts are often disguised, for short | SSNS |
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Oil industry acronym | OPEC |
Megacelebrity, maybe | DIVA |
"Red" leader | ERIK |
Some blackjack wagers | SIDEBETS |
Makes, as money | MINTS |
Pod cast? | ORCAS |
Response to "Cómo estás?" | BIEN |
"Come to think of it …" | SAY |
When doubled, a fly | TSE |
Symbols in social media handles | ATS |
Clothing | RAIMENTS |
"Bones" | DICE |
Sonicare competitor | ORALB |
Civil rights activist Sylvia who was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom | MENDEZ |
German lead-in to haus | BAU |
"This doughnut would be great dipped in milk!" | OLDFASHIONEDIDEA |
Game popular in Brooklyn streets | STOOPBALL |
What has good coverage for retirement? | CANOPYBED |
Mazatlán moolah | PESOS |
Symbol of freshness | DAISY |
Foofaraw | STIR |
TV "Cousin" | ITT |
Chateau ___ Michelle (Washington winery) | STE |
Headed up | LED |
Pithy review | APERCU |
Symbol | EMBLEM |
Get | DERIVE |
"I'll bet you dollars to doughnuts …" | GLAZEDEXPRESSION |
Up-to-date | MODERN |
Doesn't move | SITS |
An annual vaccination can limit its spread | FLUVIRUS |
Japanese noodle joint | RAMENSHOP |
Fixed completely | PERMANENT |
Indeed, quaintly | FORSOOTH |
Two inside an ellipse | FOCI |
Garfunkel's partner in song | SIMON |
Treasure | ADORE |
Trattoria bowlful | PENNE |
Cheer squad's cry | RAH |
Numbered things in N.Y.C. | STS |
Subway stops: Abbr. | STNS |
Gets ready for a Ms. Olympia contest, perhaps | OILSUP |
Civil rights icon Mandela | NELSON |
Many fans of the "Enola Holmes" franchise | TWEENS |
Hotbeds of tourist activity | MECCAS |
Genre for George Clinton or Earth, Wind & Fire | FUNKMUSIC |
Like rocks or clocks, but not a fox or ox | INANIMATE |
Pull up | HALT |
They're called "white carrots" in Scotland | PARSNIPS |
Gets something straight? | IRONS |
Snickers alternatives | MARSBARS |
One-eyed god | ODIN |
Kid often nicknamed "Trey" | III |
"Rough Translation" podcaster | NPR |
Not just "a" | THE |
Bit of movie theater candy | SNOCAP |
Dense cake | TORTE |
A, B, C or D, but rarely E | GRADE |
Banded gemstone | AGATE |
Author of "De vulgari eloquentia" | DANTE |
Former governor of Georgia? | USSR |
Popular tabloid subjects | UFOS |
Org. with "Informed Delivery" emails | USPS |
The Promised Land | ZION |
Nukes | ZAPS |
Great deal | LOT |
Mai ___ | TAI |
Coolers, for short | ACS |
Word with "to work" or "to stun" | SET |