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Author: Peter A. Collins
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Reposed | SLEPT |
| Ruler divisions: Abbr. | MMS |
| Objective | AIM |
| Source of stress for a returning vacationer | EMAILS |
| Homes staffed with butlers, say | MANORS |
| Heartburn relief brand | MYLANTA |
| Snapple competitor | NESTEA |
| At the Halloween play, when the black cat appeared, the ___ | AUDIENCEHISSED |
| Really bother | GNAWAT |
| Sound of a candy wrapper | CRINKLE |
| Collectibles like ticket stubs and matchbooks | EPHEMERA |
| Glassy square? | PANE |
| "Critique of Pure Reason" philosopher | KANT |
| Enemy of Bowser in video games | MARIO |
| Music producer Gotti | IRV |
| Fr. religious title | STE |
| … the skeleton gave a ___ | BAREBONESRENDITION |
| Belle of a ball | DEB |
| Bradley or Patton: Abbr. | GENL |
| Citrus fruit with a portmanteau name | TANGELO |
| … Frankenstein had ___ | AVARIETYOFPARTS |
| One of the kids on "Stranger Things" | LUCAS |
| Most common U.S. street name, surprisingly | SECOND |
| Scarecrow portrayer | BOLGER |
| Blanket that's worn | SERAPE |
| Follow closely, as the curb | HUG |
| Pitcher Satchel in the Baseball Hall of Fame | PAIGE |
| Chow | EATS |
| "Of course I remember you!," often | LIE |
| Glasses, in slang | SPEX |
| … the critics loved the witch's performance, ___ | WARTSANDALL |
| Tickled | GLAD |
| Dragon roll ingredient | EEL |
| Friendly | WARM |
| Prepare, as mushrooms | SAUTE |
| Vexation | IRE |
| Cassandra, for one | TROJAN |
| Vocal critics | HATERS |
| Hooded jacket | ANORAK |
| Great Lake name | HURON |
| … the ghost had ___ | NOBODYTOACTWITH |
| Amazon, for one | ETAILER |
| Old-timey title | SIRE |
| No-go area, in brief | DMZ |
| … the vampire never ___ | REFLECTEDONHISROLE |
| "Evil Woman" group, for short | ELO |
| Most common English letter, in Morse code | DOT |
| Joyce Carol with two O. Henry Awards | OATES |
| Slumps | SAGS |
| Send emojis, say | TEXT |
| Southern shade trees | LIVEOAKS |
| It gained its independence from Ethiopia in 1991 | ERITREA |
| Source of some tweets | AVIARY |
| … the mummy was a hit ___ | ATTHEWRAPPARTY |
| Try to make out | PEERAT |
| Tot's spot in a lot | CARSEAT |
| Certain Bach compositions | MOTETS |
| Fitting anagram of ANGER + E | ENRAGE |
| In the style of | ALA |
| G.I.'s chow | MRE |
| Artoo-___ | DETOO |
Down
| Kiss | SMACK |
| Oscar winner Dern | LAURA |
| Finish with | ENDIN |
| Final destination, perhaps | POINTB |
| Long haul | TREK |
| Title for Emma Bovary: Abbr. | MME |
| Appreciative cry | MYHERO |
| Arrive unnoticed | SLIPIN |
| "As I Lay Dying" father | ANSE |
| Two of Us? | ITEM |
| Fashioned | MADE |
| Them's fighting words! | ENGARDE |
| "It's Raining ___" | MEN |
| "This minute!" | ASAP |
| Formal admission | ITWASI |
| Simple shelter | LEANTO |
| Glossy gown fabric | SATEEN |
| "30 Rock" was inspired by it, for short | SNL |
| Apt thing to wear during allergy season? | ASHOE |
| Mortar = sand + water + ___ | CEMENT |
| Gymnastics event | RINGS |
| With skill | ABLY |
| French towns | VILLES |
| What you're doing at every moment | AGING |
| Bassoon attachment | REED |
| Buck | STAG |
| Like royal flushes | RARE |
| Beg | ENTREAT |
| Museum offering | TOUR |
| Article of Cologne? | DAS |
| She raised Cain | EVE |
| Hit ABC dating show, with "The" | BACHELOR |
| Component of béchamel sauce | ROUX |
| Celebration of a life, for short | OBIT |
| Clouds (up) | FOGS |
| Tickled | PLEASED |
| Spam filter, of a sort | CALLERID |
| Capital of Samoa | APIA |
| Lentil, e.g. | SEED |
| Card's place: Abbr. | STL |
| Good thing to make or break | PAR |
| One of two for a tee | ARMHOLE |
| It might be pale or amber | ALE |
| Late-night host Meyers | SETH |
| Indiana city that's 100 miles west of Lima, Ohio | PERU |
| Pale | WAN |
| Quaint "not" | NARY |
| Tidy up … or make less tidy | DUST |
| Produce on a farm | GROW |
| Poster heading | WANTED |
| Spy's collection | INTEL |
| Billy in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame | JOEL |
| Not up | ABED |
| Fatty tuna, in Japanese cuisine | TORO |
| Lead-in to phobia | ACRO |
| Common sight at a cash-only bar | ATM |
| AM radio abbr. | KHZ |
| Capone contemporary | NITTI |
| Bone: Prefix | OSSE |
| Like some Coast Guard rescues | AIRSEA |
| Superfan | ACOLYTE |
| Do another take of | RETAPE |
| Number of sides on a hendecagon | ELEVEN |
| More crafty | FOXIER |
| ___ ark | NOAHS |
| ___ Jeffries, chair of the House Democratic Caucus | HAKEEM |
| Them's fighting words! | ITSWAR |
| Will matter | ESTATE |
| Stop, in France | ARRET |
| Reach | GETTO |
| Have the final word | SAYSO |
| "United States of ___," show for which Toni Collette won an Emmy | TARA |
| Cow, in Cádiz | VACA |
| Bibliography abbr. | ETAL |
| ___ vez (again, in Spanish) | OTRA |
| Record speed, for short | RPM |
| Gadget that once came with a click wheel | IPOD |
| Rip (on) | RAG |
| It might start with "I-": Abbr. | RTE |