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Author: Tracy Gray
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Large decorative letter at the start of a chapter | DROPCAP |
| Wood for crafts and rafts | BALSA |
| Rapper Azalea with the 2014 hit "Fancy" | IGGY |
| Farm stat | ACREAGE |
| Weep for | BEMOAN |
| Competitors in a classic advertising "war" | COLAS |
| Salon bed acquisition, perhaps | BASETAN |
| Give a nudge | REMIND |
| Discarded computers and such | EWASTE |
| Maintain the impression of well-being | KEEPUPAPPEARANCES |
| [Grrr!] | IMMAD |
| General on Chinese menus | TSO |
| Put in order, in a way | REALIGN |
| Online instigator | TROLL |
| "___ minute" ("Be patient") | INA |
| Ancient region of Asia Minor | IONIA |
| Lopes of R&B's TLC | LISA |
| Reconciled, as a couple | KISSEDANDMADEUP |
| Ab-targeting exercise equipment | SITUPBENCH |
| To the point | TERSE |
| ___ Chex (old breakfast cereal) | OAT |
| With 12-Down, "Isle of Dogs" director | WES |
| Work at a music school | ETUDE |
| When doubled, band with the 1984 #1 hit "The Reflex" | DURAN |
| MGM rival of the '30s | RKO |
| Money handler on a ship | PURSER |
| Amber, originally | RESIN |
| Miniature spring bouquet | VIOLETS |
| Pummel with snowballs, say | PELT |
| Roulette choice | EVENS |
| "I believe," in Latin | CREDO |
| Something that comes with a sock | POW |
| Screen-minimizing key | ESC |
| Method for identifying mystery callers | REVERSEPHONELOOKUP |
| M.L.B. stat | ERA |
| Downed | ATE |
| O'Connor's Supreme Court successor | ALITO |
| Futuristic deliverer of packages | DRONE |
| Flank or shank | MEAT |
| Athlete's knee injury, familiarly | TORNMCL |
| Bitter fruits | SLOES |
| – | ENDASH |
| Material for classic hockey sticks | ASH |
| Bouquet offerers, maybe | BEAUS |
| Deep distress | GRIEF |
| Article in Paris Match | LES |
| Animal mimic? | APE |
| Response to "Who's there?" | ITSME |
| Some cheesecake photos | PINUPGIRLS |
| Accelerated alternative to broadband | HIGHSPEEDDIALUP |
| "Poppycock!" | PISH |
| Rainwater diverters | EAVES |
| Diez menos nueve | UNO |
| "Au contraire!" | NOTSO |
| Hairstyling icon Vidal | SASSOON |
| What it is to kill a mockingbird, in "To Kill a Mockingbird" | SIN |
| "I feel the same way!" | METOO |
| Voltage-increasing electrical device | STEPUPTRANSFORMER |
| Animal mimic? | PARROT |
| Ask too much | IMPOSE |
| Brand in the dessert aisle | SARALEE |
| Character in "Grease" who sings "There Are Worse Things I Could Do" | RIZZO |
| Like many measuring cups and spoons | NESTED |
| Doctor Doom and Galactus, to the Fantastic Four | ENEMIES |
| Homer, for one | POET |
| "Yecch!" | GROSS |
| Puts to rest, as rumors | DISPELS |
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| s dance move involving dipping the head to the elbow | DAB |
| Inits. on 30 Rockefeller Plaza until 1988 | RCA |
| Surgery sites, for short | ORS |
| Christmas Eve no-no | PEEK |
| Large waterfalls | CATARACTS |
| Slack-jawed | AGAPE |
| Distant correspondent | PENPAL |
| Oktoberfest locales | BEERGARDENS |
| Mideast capital once known as Philadelphia | AMMAN |
| Tender ender? | LOIN |
| Holy, in Latin phrases | SANCTI |
| See 46-Across | ANDERSON |
| Treat to reduce swelling | ICE |
| Run amok | GOWILD |
| Flamboyant rock genre | GLAM |
| Woman's name that's one letter off from a fragrant flower | YASMINE |
| Prepare, as pot roast | BRAISE |
| Roadside produce sellers | STANDS |
| Cheese with a red covering | EDAM |
| Top-drawer | ELITE |
| Sammy with 609 career home runs | SOSA |
| Bard's contraction | TIS |
| Cry a river | SOB |
| A quarter to four? | ONE |
| Ignore for the time being | LETRIDE |
| Like xenon or neon | INERT |
| Popular moisturizing lotion | KERI |
| Subj. of Article 86 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice | AWOL |
| Paint choice | HUE |
| Solved | SUSSEDOUT |
| Foe of Austin Powers | DREVIL |
| Dried chili peppers | ANCHOS |
| ___-Aid | KOOL |
| Tagliatelle topper | PESTO |
| Reason for some bellyaching? | ULCER |
| Got up again | REROSE |
| Outer layer | VENEER |
| Weapons that are about 3 1/2 feet long | EPEES |
| Five books of Moses | TORAH |
| Whack | SWAT |
| Fuel common in Scotland | PEAT |
| Doc at a clinic | VET |
| Red-headed friend of Harry Potter | RON |
| Losing Super Bowl LIII team | RAMS |
| Former leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel | ELCHAPO |
| Door openers for journalists | PRESSPASSES |
| Family name? | MAFIA |
| "A bit of talcum / Is always walcum" writer | NASH |
| Set (down) | LAID |
| Chill in the air | NIP |
| Host of the Oscars, Grammys and Emmys | DEGENERES |
| Apiarist's hazard | BEESTING |
| Oil painter's primer | GESSO |
| One-dimensional | LINEAR |
| Act of self-aggrandizement | EGOTRIP |
| They might get collared | PETS |
| Like a jammed printer | MISFED |
| KOA visitors | RVS |
| Waipahu wreath | LEI |
| Form 1099 fig. | SSN |
| Distinctive part of a zebu | HUMP |
| Kind of button | SNOOZE |
| Feature of many a Cape Cod house | DORMER |
| Played (around) | HORSED |
| Little brats | SNOTS |
| Muscat citizen | OMANI |
| Pasta also called risoni | ORZO |
| Lhasa ___ (dog) | APSO |
| Aid for getting a boat in the water | RAMP |
| Little 'un | TOT |
| Many an alibi | LIE |
| This may shock you | EEL |
| It's twice twisted | ESS |