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Clues | Answers |
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'... only God can make __': Kilmer | ATREE |
'Aladdin' backdrop | ARABIA |
'Blimey!' cousin | SHEESH |
'Brava!' | TAKEABOW |
'CSI' actor George | EADS |
'Hulk' director Lee | ANG |
'Mamma Mia!' song | SOS |
'Mi __ es tu __' | CASA |
'Up and __!' | ATEM |
'We're gonna be late!' | CMON |
1881 face-off spot | OKCORRAL |
1971 Peace Prize awardee | BRANDT |
Abstract expressionist Mark | ROTHKO |
All over | ANEW |
Author of kids' Busytown books | SCARRY |
Bar in Baja | CANTINA |
Barnyard bleat | BAA |
Bette's 'Divine' nickname | MISSM |
Bilbao bulls | TOROS |
Bit of animation | CEL |
Blackjack holding | ACETEN |
Brazilian dances | SAMBAS |
Broad bean | FAVA |
Brother of Macaulay and Rory | KIERAN |
Butterflies | NERVES |
Caesar's France | GAUL |
Check out creepily | OGLE |
Chihuahua choo-choo | TREN |
Chophouse bandit? | STEAKSNEAK |
Classic ending? | IST |
Comparable in distance | ASLONG |
Con game, say | TRAP |
Cookbook author DiSpirito | ROCCO |
Costuming choice for a 'Cats' performance? | LEOPARDLEOTARD |
Crowded subway metaphor | SARDINE |
Curling stone | GRANITE |
Deluge result, perhaps | RAINDELAY |
Dickens title starter | ATALE |
Diner menu staples | BLTS |
DIY furniture brand | IKEA |
Dud of a car that Stephen King might write about? | DEMONLEMON |
Dutch wheels | EDAMS |
Editor's backpedaling | STET |
Egg-hunt holidays | EASTERS |
Ending for hip | STER |
English homework | ESSAY |
Expert on current energy options? | SOLARSCHOLAR |
Fair-hiring abbr | EOE |
Fathered, biblically | BEGAT |
Fib | TELLALIE |
First European to sail to India | DAGAMA |
First lady Hoover | LOU |
Flat-bottomed boat | BATEAU |
Fork 'fingers' | TINES |
Frequent flier | BIRD |
Garlicky spread | AIOLI |
Genetic strands | RNAS |
German wine region | MOSEL |
Gold and silver | MEDALS |
Golfer Garcia | SERGIO |
Good luck charm | AMULET |
H.S. dropout's goal | GED |
Hockey great | ORR |
How some bills are paid | INCASH |
Indoor buzzer? | HOUSEFLY |
Island chains | LEIS |
Juarez winter months | ENEROS |
Just one of the fam | SIS |
Just right | TOATEE |
Kung __ chicken | PAO |
Lasagna layer | RICOTTA |
Lazy son, vis-à-vis his lazy dad? | YOUNGERLOUNGER |
Leftover scraps | ORTS |
Like each succeeding eye chart line | TINIER |
Mag. edition | ISS |
Med school subj | ANAT |
Mic wielders | MCS |
Midori in a rink | ITO |
Milk Dud rival | ROLO |
MIT Chapel designer Saarinen | EERO |
Mont Blanc's range, to its west | ALPES |
More than half | MOST |
Move to protect a king | CASTLE |
Narrow inlets | RIAS |
News source, perhaps | LEAK |
One skilled at squandering? | MASTERWASTER |
Part of a Norwegian-sounding ice cream name | HAAGEN |
Part of PBR | PABST |
Piece of TNT? | TRI |
Pool slip-up | MISCUE |
Prince in 'Frozen' | HANS |
Proctor's nightmare? | GREATCHEAT |
Prof's assistants | TAS |
Prominent Syrian family | ASSADS |
Protective shot | VACCINE |
Put away | EATEN |
Quayle successor | GORE |
Reb's rival | YANK |
Reeves of 'Point Break' | KEANU |
Retired flier, briefly | SST |
Robbie Coltrane, e.g | SCOT |
Rocker Bob | SEGER |
Roof edge | EAVE |
Rose oil | ATTAR |
Run or work | OPERATE |
Salad slice | RADISH |
See 87-Down | BELT |
Self starter? | ESS |
Self-descriptive adjective | OLDE |
Sells aggressively | HAWKS |
Shanghai money | YUAN |
Showing faith in | TRUETO |
Shutout feature | NORUNS |
Singer Lance, or the part he sang with *NSYNC | BASS |
Sleep disorder | APNEA |
Small shot | BBS |
Some annexes | ELLS |
Sphere opener | HEMI |
Sporty muscle cars | GTOS |
Stuffing stuff | SAGE |
Sweeping thoroughfare? | BROADROAD |
Talks acronym | TED |
Thanksgiving tuber | YAM |
The best one is airtight | ALIBI |
They bite | MOLARS |
Ticks off | IRES |
Trace | BIT |
Transmitting truckers | CBERS |
Tree surgeon's challenge? | TOUGHBOUGH |
Unleashes (on) | SICS |
Utter | SAY |
Valiant's son | ARN |
Verbal attack | ASSAULT |
Well offshore | ASEA |
Well-armed swimmers? | OCTOPI |
Whale group | GAM |
What's underfoot? | SOLE |
Wide receiver Don who played in five Super Bowls | BEEBE |
With 58-Across, area with severely declining industry | RUST |
World Cup cry | OLE |
Writer of really old stories? | AUEL |
Yucatán's yesterday | AYER |
Zap in the kitchen | NUKE |
__ B'rith | BNAI |
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