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| Establishment where you might eat a muffin while petting a ragamuffin | CATCAFE |
| Let loose | UNCAGE |
| Some drink garnishes | ZESTS |
| sci-fi film whose title means "to the stars" | ADASTRA |
| Part of a series | SEASON |
| Fast-casual bakery chain | PANERA |
| Anecdotes that are more likely to elicit eye rolls? | CORNIERSTORIES |
| Open, as an envelope | UNSEAL |
| Diamond pattern | ARGYLE |
| Broke down | WEPT |
| Sport with "union" and "league" varieties | RUGBY |
| Morgantown's state: Abbr. | WVA |
| Small square | ONE |
| Players who straddle two positions, in hoops lingo | TWEENERS |
| Cave dweller | EEL |
| Spot for a rake | SHED |
| Longtime NASCAR sponsor | STP |
| Investigative journalist Tarbell | IDA |
| Qualities of the perfect rant? | TIRADEIDEALS |
| Where to watch the big game? | SAFARI |
| D.C. insider | POL |
| Two for an opinion | CENTS |
| "Skinny as a beanpole" or "thin as a rail"? | WIRYSIMILE |
| Exodus figure | PHARAOH |
| Yodel alternatives | HOHOS |
| Scrub | NIX |
| "The Liberty Bell" composer | SOUSA |
| Old T-shirt, maybe | RAG |
| Poetic foot with a "dun-dun-DUN" rhythm | ANAPEST |
| High style? | UPDO |
| Drug whose therapeutic value to alcoholics was advocated by A.A. co-founder Bill W. | LSD |
| Made like | APED |
| Popular piercing site | LIP |
| More risqué assertion? | STEAMIERCLAIM |
| Ending of many designer dog breed names | POO |
| No trouble | EASE |
| ___ Lingus | AER |
| First name in country music | REBA |
| Extreme pessimists | DOOMERS |
| Seasonal quaff | NOG |
| Facade | GUISE |
| "___ the bonnie boat was won / As we sailed into the mystic" (Van Morrison lyric) | ERE |
| Watch for hours, say | BINGE |
| Oil catcher in the kitchen | DRIPPAN |
| Reasons that commuters might prefer Uber? | TAXIBIASES |
| One might be spotted in the Serengeti | HYENA |
| Points out | IDS |
| Disorderly agitation | TUMULT |
| In-depth knowledge of the menu, perhaps? | WAITERMETIER |
| On the ___ | DOT |
| Small-screen release? | APP |
| "Mulan" adversaries | HUNS |
| Part of an outfit | TOP |
| Became | GREWINTO |
| "That had to hurt!" | OOF |
| Country whose flag features the silhouette of a double-headed eagle: Abbr. | ALB |
| Fuzzy fruits | KIWIS |
| Director Johnson | RIAN |
| Most favorable conditions | OPTIMA |
| Silent movie successor | TALKIE |
| Ones with flexible minds and bodies? | PLIANTGENIUSES |
| "If you say so" | IGUESS |
| Acquire something through hard work | EARNIT |
| Home to eight of the 10 fastest-growing cities in the U.S. | SUNBELT |
| Believes | FEELS |
| Hose | NYLONS |
| Tight-fitting suits | SPEEDOS |
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| Chocolate source | CACAO |
| Decks out | ADORNS |
| Clay pigeon, for one | TARGET |
| Supergroup that performed at Woodstock, familiarly | CSNY |
| Leaning | ATILT |
| Library amenity | FREEWIFI |
| Popular piercing site | EAR |
| Hwy. that includes a Lake Michigan ferry crossing | USTEN |
| Virtual animal companion | NEOPET |
| On which you might play I Spy | CARTRIP |
| "___ said …" | ASI |
| Movie ending? | GOER |
| Followed | ENSUED |
| Madcap | ZANY |
| Nav. rank | ENS |
| Let the situation play out | SEEWHATHAPPENS |
| Goes places | TRAVELS |
| Menu items that McDonald's no longer offers in America, as of 2020 | SALADS |
| Popular news source | PUBLICRADIO |
| Prepare for the stand | SWEARIN |
| "Well, I'll be!" | GEE |
| Wax-coated cheese | EDAM |
| Sign of a hit | SRO |
| Spanish title | SENORA |
| Campaign of mind games, in brief | PSYOP |
| Brand for Buddy | ALPO |
| Antitraffic org. | DEA |
| Beasts of burden | ASSES |
| Latin name for ancient Troy | ILIUM |
| Splashy gambler, in lingo | WHALE |
| Sea between Italy and Greece | IONIAN |
| Gershwin composition that opens with a famous clarinet glissando | RHAPSODYINBLUE |
| Go bad | EXPIRE |
| Ship's body | HULL |
| Comparatively low | ASSAD |
| Fruity dessert | SORBET |
| "Seinfeld" curmudgeon | GEORGE |
| Certain premarital festivities | STAGPARTIES |
| Prepare | TEEUP |
| Land's end? | DEE |
| Script specifications | DOSES |
| Diva's time to shine | ARIA |
| milligrams, to a jeweler | CARAT |
| Gas brand | MOBIL |
| Everglades denizens | EGRETS |
| Sporty Mazda model | MIATA |
| Cranky mood | SNIT |
| Giving off | EXUDING |
| Mozart's "Adagio ___ for Violin and Orchestra" | INE |
| "My time to shine!" | IMON |
| Complete in a tidy manner | BUTTONUP |
| Commercial transport of goods | HAULAGE |
| Really enjoy | DIG |
| Jalapeño's hotter cousin | SERRANO |
| Hypothetical | WHATIF |
| No ___ May (pollinator-friendly movement) | MOW |
| Source of a lifesaving shot | EPIPEN |
| Control | REININ |
| Cool, calm and collected | POISED |
| Largest of the citrus fruits | POMELO |
| Light units | WATTS |
| Put forward | OPINE |
| Observes Yom Kippur | FASTS |
| Foil-wrapped treat | KISS |
| Totally crush it | SLAY |
| Lipstick container | TUBE |
| Kenan's co-star on '90s TV | KEL |
| Not online, online | IRL |
| Thi_ clue'_ mi_ _ing letter | ESS |