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___ Page, the Queen of Pinups:
BETTIE
Isolated hill:
BUTTE
Surround with light:
ENHALO
1996 Robert De Niro/Wesley Snipes psychological thriller:
THEFAN
Bird in a holiday song:
TURTLEDOVE
"Black ___," Georgia O'Keeffe painting at the Met:
IRIS
Ewoks or Jawas, in brief:
ETS
Flavorful meat coating:
SPICERUB
One of academia's Seven Sisters:
SMITH
Impersonate:
POSEAS
It might result in a defensive TD:
INT
Aviary sound:
COO
Full of broodiness, say:
EMO
Cheerleader's cheer:
RAH
Synchronized states:
UNISONS
Narcissist's quality:
BIGEGO
End-of-week cry:
TGIF
Who you really are:
TRUECOLORS
M->F->M, e.g.:
GENDERFLUIDITY
One of the first birds released by Noah after the flood, in legend:
IBIS
Kind of number not much seen nowadays:
FAX
O.K. to play, in a way:
UNHURT
Obsession with a single subject:
MONOMANIA
"Of course!":
AHA
Country's McEntire:
REBA
"We can't play that game - I can't reach it on our shelf!":
THERISKISTOOHIGH
Krazy ___ of the comics:
KAT
Operating system developed at Bell Labs:
UNIX
Onetime White House family:
TAFTS
Corroded:
ATE
Sunken ship sites:
SEABEDS
More villainous:
BASER
Travel option for Birthright trips:
ELAL
Natural gas component:
ETHANE
Hosp. readout:
ECG
Penalties for illegal bowls in cricket:
NOBALLS
Largest active Antarctic volcano:
EREBUS
Dress (up):
TOG
Little 'un:
TYKE
Standout:
ACE
Turning point in history:
ONEBC
Vessels seen in 2004's "Troy":
BIREMES
"My sincerest apologies, but that game is off the table":
SORRYNOTSORRY
Like albino alligators:
RARE
General ___ chicken:
TSOS
Work (up):
RILE
Things needed in passing?:
YEAS
Unearth:
DIGUP
Supervillain in DC Comics:
ULTRAMAN
More smoky, as Scotch:
PEATIER
Bills:
BEAKS
Many a Snapchat posting:
SELFIE
Suit that's hard to get into:
ARMOR
Goals:
AIMS
Bird named for a Titan:
RHEA
Polling calculations:
MARGINSOFERROR
Old Buick:
LESABRE
Spill coffee on, maybe:
SCALD
What's plucked in "she loves me, she loves me not":
COROLLA
Blandishment:
CAJOLERY
"We can't play that game unless we borrow someone else's":
IHAVENTACLUE
Actor's honor, informally:
NOM
Laughs and laughs:
HAS
Rigid:
HARDSET
French city grid:
RUES
People vis-à-vis gods:
MEREMORTALS
It's a trek:
HAJ
Attacked:
HADAT
"It ___" ("Who's there?" reply):
ISI
They're shared among friends:
INJOKES
Show overuse, as a sofa:
SAG
They may have attachments:
EMAILS
Strand:
MAROON
Whiz:
MAESTRO
Classic work whose "shorter" version comes in two vols.:
OED
Hammarskjöld once of the U.N.:
DAG
Image on the ceiling of la chapelle Sixtine:
ANGE
Classic Pontiacs:
GTOS
Provisions:
IFS
He's often pictured carrying an hourglass:
FATHERTIME
___ school:
MED
Bone connection with convex and concave fittings:
SADDLEJOINT
Apply haphazardly:
SLAPON
It comes just before a period:
ONESCOLUMN
___ Mode, woman in "The Incredibles":
EDNA
List-ending abbr.:
ETAL
Scale site:
DELI
Word repeated in the openings of "Star Wars" movies:
FAR
Fleet:
FAST
"I'm begging you, let's not play that game!":
PLEASEDONTGO
When doubled, dismiss out of hand:
POOH
Antinuclear treaty topic:
TESTBAN
Low voices:
BASSI
Pop-up site:
TOASTER
Turn's partner:
TOSS
Daniel who wrote "Flowers for Algernon":
KEYES
Island greetings:
ALOHAS
Take over:
COOPT
Secondary loan signer:
COMAKER
Info in dating profiles:
TYPES
D.C. insider:
POL
"No, that game would be over in a flash":
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Get-go:
OUTSET
Old vacuum tube:
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One of 26 for Walt Disney:
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Suspect statements?:
ALIBIS
Fix, as a model plane:
REGLUE
Common filler words:
ERS
Common filler words:
UMS
"If you are always trying to be ___, you will never know how amazing you can be": Maya Angelou:
NORMAL
___-nest:
MARES
Aesop's "The ___ and the Grasshopper":
ANT
Praise for a picador:
OLES
Is for all intents and purposes:
SEEMS
Frida Kahlo, por ejemplo:
ARTISTA
Taurus or Touareg:
AUTO
___ Marino:
SAN
Novelist McEwan:
IAN
Grammy winner Mary J. ___:
BLIGE
Big name in speakers:
BOSE
Cosmonaut Gagarin:
YURI
Go on and on:
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"I've finally decided! I'm ...":
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Tyrant Amin:
IDI
Catch:
NAB
"Despicable Me" protagonist:
GRU
Ominous sight at a beach:
FIN
Go bad:
ROT
Small matter:
ATOM
"Looking to go somewhere?":
NEEDARIDE
Densest natural element:
OSMIUM
Bead source:
PORE
Officials in ancient Rome:
TRIBUNES
They vary from past to present:
TENSES
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