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Author: Scott Koenig
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Playfully tap on the nose | BOOP |
| Hindu Mr. | BABU |
| Step after lather | RINSE |
| Throw a ball for a strike, say | BOWL |
| Intl. price-setting group | OPEC |
| Fake | PHONY |
| Like helium and carbon dioxide | COLORLESS |
| Object of wishful thinking? | GENIE |
| Sealed with a knot | TIEDOFF |
| Symbols of Egyptian royalty | ASPS |
| Was known as | WENTBY |
| Instrument that Hermes made from a tortoise shell and reeds, in myth | LYRE |
| Sunburn soother | ALOE |
| "I haven't the foggiest" | NOCLUE |
| Secrecy-enforcing contract, for short | NDA |
| Get into it | SPAR |
| Indication of correctness in Wordle | GREEN |
| Let it all out, in a way | SOB |
| "Steamed ___," classic "Simpsons" sketch | HAMS |
| You might entertain them | IDEAS |
| Eponym of a popular vodka brand | TITO |
| "Cancel" on a keyboard | ESC |
| Recharge, so to speak | SLEEP |
| Did in | ICED |
| Classic "Simpsons" sound | DOH |
| Second social media account for posting private jokes and such, informally | FINSTA |
| Like father, like son | MALE |
| Plains people | OTOE |
| Big batteries | DCELLS |
| A well-known Stone | EMMA |
| Golf ball features | DIMPLES |
| Alternating current pioneer | TESLA |
| Following 17-, 37-, 40- and 43-Across, end of a properly formed yet 11-Down sentence by 25-Down demonstrating the distinction between syntax and semantics | FURIOUSLY |
| Beseeched | ASKED |
| One guilty of disorderly conduct? | SLOB |
| Smoothie seed | CHIA |
| Parental authority | SAYSO |
| Parents, to kids | OLDS |
| Edible seaweed | KELP |
Down
| Airer of many David Attenborough documentaries | BBC |
| On vacation, in work calendar shorthand | OOO |
| Hooter | OWL |
| They're up to no good | PLOTTERS |
| Number two of six for Henry VIII | BOLEYN |
| Imitated | APED |
| Spanish smooch | BESO |
| Bay Area sch. | UCSF |
| D&D or WoW, e.g. | RPG |
| This is how rumors get started | IHEAR |
| Meaningless | NONSENSICAL |
| Quick cut | SNIP |
| What ":" might represent in a text | EYES |
| Kid | RIB |
| Chimney vents | FLUES |
| Past one's prime, with "up" | WASHED |
| Westernmost city in Texas | ELPASO |
| So-named "father of modern linguistics" | NOAMCHOMSKY |
| Ache | YEN |
| Nash who called the rhinoceros "prepoceros" | OGDEN |
| Plains people | CREES |
| Vaulted | LEAPT |
| "You've got my attention" | DOTELL |
| Dwellings | ABODES |
| "OK, so that's not exactly true" | ILIED |
| Doomscrolling, e.g. | TIMESUCK |
| West Coast hub for United | SFO |
| Unrehearsed lines | ADLIBS |
| "___ From the Crypt," HBO horror anthology | TALES |
| Big boss, informally | CEO |
| Midflight stats | ETAS |
| Butte, but bigger | MESA |
| On the off chance that happens | IFSO |
| Chew on | MULL |
| Nudge | PROD |
| Ruckus | ADO |
| "___ Drives Me Crazy" (1989 #1 hit) | SHE |
| Teeny-weeny | LIL |
| Talk, talk, talk | YAP |