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Author: Johanna Fenimore
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| "The Fox and the Grapes," e.g. | FABLE |
| What often follows "Did you hear …?" | RUMOR |
| ___ Jima | IWO |
| Yet to be rented | UNLET |
| Unsuk Chin's "Alice in Wonderland," for one | OPERA |
| Hosp. scan | MRI |
| Classic line from the Superfans sketch on "S.N.L." | DAAAAABEARS |
| Buddy | PAL |
| Cacophony | DIN |
| William who lent his name to a state | PENN |
| Masterful moves | COUPS |
| Classic line from the Delicious Dish sketch on "S.N.L." | SCHWEDDYBALLS |
| Apple platform | IOS |
| Baked ___ | ALASKA |
| Belief system | CREDO |
| Womb mate | TWIN |
| Sue Grafton's "___ for Innocent" | IIS |
| Classic opening line from an NBC sketch show | LIVEFROMNEWYORK |
| King or queen topper | ACE |
| Baby ___ ("The Mandalorian" nickname) | YODA |
| Looks all over (for) | HUNTS |
| Reply to "Gracias" | DENADA |
| "___ Duke" (1976 Stevie Wonder hit) | SIR |
| Classic line from the Wayne's World sketch on "S.N.L." | WERENOTWORTHY |
| Doughnut go-with on an orchard tour | CIDER |
| Indian honorifics | SRIS |
| Little dog's bark | YAP |
| "I'll take that as ___" | ANO |
| Classic line from the Blue Öyster Cult sketch on "S.N.L." | MORECOWBELL |
| Pot-au-___ (French stew) | FEU |
| How some will solve this crossword | ININK |
| Start of a playground selection process | EENIE |
| Humorous suffix with "most" and "best" | EST |
| Religious offshoots | SECTS |
| Made ewe cry? | BAAED |
Down
| "Wabbit" pursuer Elmer | FUDD |
| Diarist Nin | ANAIS |
| Mel who voiced 1-Down | BLANC |
| Grassy field | LEA |
| Greek "H" | ETA |
| Dressed like a Supreme Court justice | ROBED |
| Overturn | UPEND |
| Ogreish sort | MEANY |
| Hockey great Bobby | ORR |
| Scamp | RASCAL |
| Strong urge | IMPULSION |
| Sarong, for one | WRAPSKIRT |
| Some fine art | OILS |
| Imitates | APES |
| Humorous suffix with "crap" and "schnozz" | OLA |
| Prep for a surprise party, in a way | HIDE |
| Big dog's bark | WOOF |
| Nemesis | BANE |
| Doesn't just assume, say | ASKS |
| Attired | CLAD |
| Mirin and sake | RICEWINES |
| Made level | EVENEDOUT |
| Also | TOO |
| Subj. of arms talks | WMD |
| ___ funk | INA |
| Hanks's "Sleepless in Seattle" co-star | RYAN |
| Sound from a fan | WHIR |
| Portable structure that's pitched | YURT |
| Exist | ARE |
| Skin layer | DERMIS |
| Uninspiring | SOSO |
| Overseer of Hamlet's duel with Laertes | OSRIC |
| Council site of 1545 | TRENT |
| Absorbs, as body moisture | WICKS |
| "Laughing" scavenger | HYENA |
| New Haven Ivy Leaguer | YALIE |
| ___ au lait | CAFE |
| Begged | PLED |
| What the tangent of 45° is equal to | ONE |
| Something that's catchy? | WEB |
| Actress Arthur | BEA |