0707-25 NY Times Crossword 7 Jul 25, Monday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Highly successful, on Broadway	BOFFO
Redding who sang “The Dock of the Bay”	OTIS
Opposite of right	LEFT
___ Copland, the so-called “Dean of American Composers”	AARON
Halloween cover-up	MASK
Spanish “other”	OTRO
Player facing the leadoff batter	STARTING PITCHER
Like a wallflower	SHY
“How sweet ___!”	IT IS
Michelle __, women’s soccer star with 107 international goals	AKERS
“Ask Me Another” airer	NPR
Band for news radio?	AM STEREO
One might read “FASTCAR”	VANITY PLATE
Kind of acid in proteins	AMINO
Wriggly	EELY
Quiet nook in a church	APSE
“That’s not fair, Your Honor!”	I OBJECT!
Rust-causing agent	OXIDANT
Mountain in Greece	OSSA
Archaeological site	RUIN
Hot drink enjoyed by a campfire, perhaps	COCOA
Long-running student quiz show	COLLEGE BOWL
Mantra for many foodies	EAT LOCAL
Amaze	AWE
Sneeze sound	ACHOO!
Japanese buckwheat noodles	SOBA
Suffix with book or fool	-ISH
Not yet decided … or an “artful” description for the last words of 17-, 27- and 45-Across?	STILL ON THE TABLE
German “a”	EINE
God: Sp.	DIOS
Aquafina competitor	EVIAN
Told untruths	LIED
Convention center event	EXPO
Takes a breather	RESTS

Down

Clues	Answers
Lowest voice	BASS
Swearing-in words	OATH
Loud skirmish	FRAY
“___ he’s a jolly good fellow …”	FOR
Walking stealthily	ON TIPTOE
Hyatt alternative	OMNI
Weekend event often held in a garage or on a front lawn	TAG SALE
Spectrum or Verizon Fios, in brief	ISP
Go down a bunny hill, e.g.	SKI
Philosopher John who wrote “Two Treatises of Government”	LOCKE
Heavens	ETHER
“___ Jacques” (nursery song)	FRERE
Middle part of the body	TORSO
Response similar to “You’re too kind”	I TRY
London art gallery	TATE
Stealthy Japanese warrior	NINJA
Karl or Moses of basketball	MALONE
River of Hades	STYX
Japanese computer brand	VAIO
Singer Tori	AMOS
Penpoints	NIBS
Singer Clark with the 1965 #1 hit “Downtown”	PETULA
Pueblo material	ADOBE
Flamenco guitarist ___ de Lucía	PACO
Wintry forecast	SNOW
And others, in a footnote	ET AL
Cousin of an alligator, informally	CROC
Restaurant request on a hot day	ICE WATER
“OK, that’s enough out of me, sorry”	I’LL STOP
Refrigerate	COOL
Kaplan of “Welcome Back, Kotter”	GABE
Three-legged support	EASEL
Play part after an intermission, often	ACT II
“To ___ own self be true”	THINE
Found a text hilarious	LOLED
Very	OH SO
Wading bird	IBIS
Wood strip beneath a mattress	SLAT
Roosters’ mates	HENS
Poem of adulation	ODE
Veto	NIX
N.Y.C.’s Madison ___	AVE