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Draw in:
ATTRACT
New Testament book:
ACTS
Pilgrims' pronoun:
THEE
Radio host John:
TESH
Life in the big city, to some:
RATRACE
Bee: Prefix:
API
Dance with a kick:
CONGA
John Irving protagonist portrayed by Robin Williams:
TSGARP
Tight garment:
CORSET
Wine holders:
CARAFES
Spermatozoa targets:
OVA
Dance party enthusiast:
RAVER
Wooden:
STIFF
Worries no end:
EATSAT
Five-point rugby play:
TRY
Come before:
PREDATE
Stripes mismatch, traditionally:
PLAID
Amazon, e.g.:
RIVER
Oklahoma City-to-Tulsa dir.:
ENE
Develops (from):
DERIVES
Charlotte ___, Virgin Islands:
AMALIE
Very last part:
TAGEND
Pep:
ENERGY
Stingy sorts:
CHEAPOS
Blogger's pick for a pic:
AVATAR
Utility worker:
LINEMAN
Falling down:
TESTINGGRAVITY
André ___, 1947 Literature Nobelist:
GIDE
Mean:
AVERAGE
Very: Ger.:
SEHR
Earth goddess:
GAIA
G.P.A. killers:
EFS
"Sprechen ___ Deutsch?":
SIE
Narrow waterway:
STRAIT
Robert of "The Sopranos":
ILER
Speeding ticket:
AWARDFORFASTDRIVING
Part of an accusation in Clue:
WEAPON
Laker named to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2016:
ONEAL
Small anatomical container:
SAC
Landing post-E.T.A.:
INLATE
Prep for the runway, maybe:
DEICE
12 cc, maybe:
DOSE
Country star Church:
ERIC
Alternative to a name: Abbr.:
IDNO
Ball ___:
PEEN
Besmirch:
TAR
Emotionally demanding:
NEEDY
Climbing Mount Everest, e.g.:
ORDEAL
Draw, as a scene:
LIMN
Be Kind to Editors and Writers Mo. [for real!]:
SEPT
Ratcheting wheel mechanism:
PAWL
Adjust with Photoshop, maybe:
TRIM
Notable features of Stockholm and Amsterdam:
CANALS
Japanese drama:
NOH
Knocks over:
AWES
It "exists when one goes against one's conscience," per Pope Francis:
SIN
Fire places:
PITS
Even:
TIED
Trauma reminder:
SCAR
D.C. lobby for seniors:
AARP
School support grps.:
PTAS
Locale for two of the Quad Cities:
IOWA
Egyptian cobra:
ASP
Corona, for one:
AURA
Repeated cry at a dance class:
STEP
Most profs:
PHDS
Lying:
ECONOMICALWITHTHETRUTH
Mother-of-pearl:
NACRE
Out in court:
ALIBI
Boost the horsepower of:
HOPUP
Dish served with chopsticks in a bowl:
RAMEN
Heat, as to soften metal:
ANNEAL
"u r hilarious!":
LMAO
How scallops are often prepared:
SEARED
French horticulturist after whom a variety of fruit is named:
BOSC
Florida beach city, informally:
BOCA
Like the head of a tennis racket:
OVAL
Lowly worker:
SERF
Cause of insomnia, maybe:
DRIP
Bit of wind:
PUFF
Design detail:
SPEC
Those, in Tijuana:
ESOS
Complaining fish?:
CARP
Google ___:
MAPS
Run too far or lift too much:
OVERDO
"Hots":
DESIRE
"Creme sandwich" introduced over a century ago:
OREO
Go over in blackjack:
BUST
Animal depicted in Edwin Landseer's "The Monarch of the Glen":
STAG
Work, work, work:
TOIL
In working order:
USABLE
Air-conditioner fig.:
BTUS
Entrap:
LUREIN
Layoff:
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Army NCO:
SGT
Alien autopsies, crop circles and the like:
HOAXES
Liquid-___:
PLUMR
Pet food with a paw print logo:
IAMS
Where to accent "Laotian":
THEO
Pinstriper:
YANK
Old sitcom character who was 229 years old:
ALF
Utah's ___ Canyon:
SEGO
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FAIL
Railway offshoot:
SPUR
"So that's it!":
AHA
Florae and faunae:
BIOTAS
Store blowout:
BIGSALE
Suffix with brew:
SKI
Down:
GLUM
Underbrush clearer:
MACHETE
Mariners:
SEAMEN
Occasionally:
ATTIMES
TWA competitor:
USAIR
W.W. II shipping worries:
UBOATS
Oman's leader, e.g.:
SULTAN
Antarctic penguin:
ADELIE
Classic Jag:
XKE
Officially prohibit:
ENJOIN
Who "can't buy you love" in an Elton John hit:
MAMA
Lamb, e.g.:
MEAT
It goes up to about 1700:
AMDIAL
"There, there":
ITSOK
Tax increase:
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Aquarium fish:
TETRA
Swelter:
ROAST
Holiday celebrations:
FESTS
Holy Roman emperor called "the Great":
OTTOI
Country rocker Steve:
EARLE
Cheers in un estadio:
OLES
Canon camera:
EOS
Take off quickly:
JET
"If I ___ penny for every ...":
HADA
Some W.S.J. topics:
IPOS
One of the Ivies:
PENN
Not conned by:
ONTO
Let stand, editorially:
STET
Summer Olympics host after Barcelona:
ATLANTA
Neither's partner:
NOR
Dead:
POSTRETIREMENT
U.N. observer since '74:
PLO
Day-in-and-day-out pattern:
RUT
D.C. summer setting:
EDT
Custom-fits:
TAILORS
Took off quickly:
LITOUT
Pasta recipe phrase:
ALDENTE
Show contempt for:
SNEERAT
At the scene:
ONSITE
"We should avoid doing that":
LETSNOT
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