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Author: Robert Ryan
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Small dosage qtys. | MGS |
| In South America they're known as "gallinas de palo," or "chickens of the tree" | IGUANAS |
| You can see right through 'em | SPECS |
| Jockey (for) | VIE |
| Dadaist Jean | ARP |
| Greyhound's competition | DOGRACE |
| Went for | HADAT |
| Little demon | IMP |
| Acts coy in salary negotiations? | DOESNTGIVEAFIGURE |
| Dismissive rejection | NAH |
| Components of some kitschy clocks | CUCKOOS |
| What was once yours? | THINE |
| "Good gracious!" | DEARME |
| Play opener | ACTI |
| Standoffish | ALOOF |
| Celeb's hangout | VIPROOM |
| Bowlful with Thai basil and bean sprouts | PHO |
| Public stance of a member of Congress? | WASHINGTONPOSTURE |
| Unsavory relation? | SORDIDTALE |
| Biblical grandson of Adam and Eve | ENOS |
| Clichéd name for a lab assistant | IGOR |
| "S.N.L." alum Bryant | AIDY |
| Document that may be kept in a lockbox | DEED |
| Singer Easton | SHEENA |
| Shepherd's job, essentially? | PASTURECARING |
| Unpleasant surprises when buying concert tickets | FEES |
| Relative of a musette | OBOE |
| Take in | READ |
| Do something illegal around a basketball hoop | GOALTEND |
| Business card abbr. | TEL |
| Turn more heads than intended? | ALLURETOOWELL |
| Head for business? | CEO |
| Some informants, informally | STOOLIES |
| Memo starter | INRE |
| Part of Q.E.D. | ERAT |
| Nourish | FEED |
| Newspaper write-up that's light on criticism? | NOMEANFEATURE |
| Top-of-the-line Mercedes | SCLASS |
| Object with one hole or two, depending on whom you ask | TUBE |
| Actress Kurylenko of "Black Widow" | OLGA |
| Blessing | BOON |
| They're craze-y! | FADS |
| It can be a strain on the pupils | COURSELOAD |
| Bungee jumping on Tuesday, skydiving on Wednesday, etc.? | ADVENTURECALENDAR |
| Mens ___ (legal concept) | REA |
| Less trustful (of) | LEERIER |
| Wear down | ERODE |
| Swamplike | MIRY |
| Almost spherical in shape | OBLATE |
| [Shrug] | DUNNO |
| The world's best-selling planes | CESSNAS |
| biopic starring Will Smith | ALI |
| Show off one's vocal range and stamina? | ENDUREONAHIGHNOTE |
| Mother figure | NUN |
| Up and about | RISEN |
| "Stop obsessing over that" | LETITGO |
| Downside | CON |
| Go out with | SEE |
| Unloads, in a way | SELLS |
| Diagnostic using an injected tracer | DYETEST |
| O'Hare identifier | ORD |
Down
| Eccentrics | MADCAPS |
| Who once quipped "I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception" | GROUCHO |
| Singer Ronnie of the Ronettes | SPECTOR |
| Some unique digits: Abbr. | IDNO |
| Oft-relied-upon | GOTO |
| Footwear craze of the early 2000s | UGGS |
| Pop singer Grande, to fans | ARI |
| Sat ___ | NAV |
| Nail polish remover | ACETONE |
| Porpoise, in old usage | SEAHOG |
| ___ guards (soccer gear) | SHIN |
| Summon, in a way | PAGE |
| URL ending | EDU |
| Heart-pumping activity | CARDIO |
| Soaks | STEEPS |
| Pairing for an entrecôte or filet mignon, perhaps | VINROUGE |
| *Facepalm* | IMAMORON |
| Disposables kept as mementos | EPHEMERA |
| Something a Brazilian is unlikely to wax | SKI |
| Age for a Latin American celebration | FIFTEEN |
| Most showily aesthetic | ARTIEST |
| "Eureka!" | AHA |
| Small, cutesily | LIL |
| D.C. tiebreakers, at times | VPS |
| Nintendo Switch predecessor | WIIU |
| Pennsylvania Ave., e.g.: Abbr. | ADDR |
| Lid malady | STYE |
| Universal blood type, for short | ONEG |
| Drift (off) | NOD |
| Go out with | DATE |
| Served a sentence | DIDTIME |
| Aquatic barker | SEAL |
| Alternative to high water, in an idiom | HELL |
| Kitties | POTS |
| Be a partner with in crime | ABET |
| Lone word? | SOLO |
| Highly rated French vineyards | CRUS |
| Word on an Irish flag carrier | AER |
| Issa who plays President Barbie in "Barbie" | RAE |
| Antagonist | FOE |
| Journalist Ifill | GWEN |
| Shade of unbleached linen | ECRU |
| Approach | NEAR |
| Heap affection (on) | DOTE |
| Pub lineup | ALES |
| Shares one's bunk? | LIES |
| Had a following | LED |
| Number that sounds like a past-tense verb | ONE |
| Pop star Rita | ORA |
| Belonging to a particular time | OFANERA |
| Among others, for short | ETAL |
| In the altogether | NUDE |
| Like some displays of wealth | OBSCENE |
| Escapes are made by them | FORD |
| Disney's ___ of Arendelle | ELSA |
| New ___ | AGER |
| Govt. funds for mom-and-pop shops | SBALOANS |
| "Colorful" exclamation in a hospital drama | CODEBLUE |
| Basis for a fortuneteller's romantic prediction | LOVELINE |
| Road workers' gloop | TAR |
| Fox coverage? | FUR |
| ___ Foundation for Justice (international human rights group) | CLOONEY |
| British ref. work | OED |
| A, abroad | UNE |
| "___ Flow" (song by Enya) | ORINOCO |
| Gadget for a wine enthusiast | AERATOR |
| Nightfall | DAYSEND |
| Munitions compounds | NITERS |
| Small, cutesily | TEENIE |
| ___ Lobel, author of the "Frog and Toad" series | ARNOLD |
| Web portal with a Bing search bar | MSN |
| Face-off | DUEL |
| Decorative vases | URNS |
| Give a ticket | CITE |
| Batter's need | EGGS |
| Wrecked | SHOT |
| Wired internet letters | DSL |
| Past-tense verb that sounds like a number | ATE |
| Batter's objective | HIT |