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Author: by Chandi Deitmer
Across
| Sandwich named for an underwater craft | SUB |
| “Enjoy the break from school!” acronym | HAGS |
| Beatniks’ hats | BERETS |
| Fury | IRE |
| Cosmetics brand with a GloKolor line | AVON |
| “Rock Steady” singer Franklin | ARETHA |
| Airport org. | TSA |
| Neighbor of Ghana | TOGO |
| Strut like RuPaul | SASHAY |
| They may be bleeped out | CURSEWORDS |
| Revered animals in Hinduism | COWS |
| Like a big brother or sister | OLDER |
| Wasp’s relative | BEE |
| Swear | CUSS |
| Schooner pole | MAST |
| Words on a realtor’s sign | FORSALE |
| Laing ingredient | TARO |
| Coniferous tree with auburn bark | REDFIR |
| “Explain this step by step” | SPELLITOUTFORME |
| Unit of a digital image | PIXEL |
| Get-together, informally | SESH |
| “Glad to hear it!” | GOOD |
| Baby’s garment | ONESIE |
| Sign on again | REUP |
| Activist Yoko | ONO |
| Sticky black goo | TAR |
| Continuously bother | NAG |
| Big falling-out | RIFT |
| Piece of jewelry with trinkets | CHARMBRACELET |
| “The Little Mermaid” protagonist | ARIEL |
| Little batteries | AAAS |
| Evelyn Wang, for Michelle Yeoh | ROLE |
| Twangy-sounding | NASAL |
| One of 36 in a yard | INCH |
| City with second lines, for short | NOLA |
| Like green hair | DYED |
| Erhai or Erie | LAKE |
| Musubi meat | SPAM |
Down
| Show that may use a laugh track | SITCOM |
| “The Little Mermaid” antagonist | URSULA |
| Goatees, e.g. | BEARDS |
| Opposite of a fan | HATER |
| Openly declare | AVOW |
| ’60s shoes with block heels | GOGOBOOTS |
| Loud sleeper | SNORER |
| Victor Wooten’s instrument | BASS |
| Period of time | ERA |
| Pup from a shelter | RESCUEDOG |
| ___, pathos and logos | ETHOS |
| Defrosts | THAWS |
| Utters | SAYS |
| Reaches an agreement | SETTLES |
| The ___ Moines Art Center | DES |
| Sheet music symbol | CLEF |
| Day that’s holy in Islam (Abbr.) | FRI |
| Tennis champion who said, “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” | ARTHURASHE |
| “On the whole . . .” | ALLINALL |
| Colorful cereal morsel | FROOTLOOP |
| “___ a roll!” | IMON |
| Second attempt | REDO |
| Notice | SPOT |
| ___ colada | PINA |
| Take a Zumba class, e.g. | EXERCISE |
| “Jingle Bells” contraction | OER |
| Employ | USE |
| In one ___ and out the other | EAR |
| Insta upload | PIC |
| Outlook alternative | GMAIL |
| Plants with fronds | FERNS |
| The “H” of SMH | HEAD |
| Surname hidden in “urban art” | BANA |
| Word after “spice” or “bike” | RACK |
| “Waiting All Night” singer Eyre | ELLA |
| Mystics or Magic | TEAM |
| “Between the World ___ Me” (Ta-Nehisi Coates book) | AND |
| Manta, e.g. | RAY |