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Deets, say:
INFO
Modern kind of purchase:
INAPP
Locale for many Panhellenic Games:
NEMEA
"Rapunzel" or "Rumpelstiltskin":
FAIRYTALE
Kinda getting up there:
OLDISH
Like pangolins and armadillos:
SCALY
Poker great Ungar:
STU
Burner on a range?:
CAMPFIRE
Michigan liberal arts college:
ALMA
Certain collateral:
LIEN
Convict, in old slang:
YARDBIRD
Pacific weather phenomenon:
ELNINO
Persian Gulf territory:
EMIRATE
Gamer's headache:
LAG
Degree in mathematics?:
NTH
Voice role for Snoop Dogg in 2019's "The Addams Family":
ITT
Federal agent who was the inspiration for Dick Tracy:
NESS
Nightmare:
ORDEAL
000-00-0002, for Mr. Burns on "The Simpsons": Abbr.:
SSN
Addressed:
SEENTO
Manatee:
SEACOW
Adspeak claim of convenience:
NOMESS
Apt name for a protestor?:
NEAL
Shire of "The Godfather":
TALIA
"What's the ___?":
MATTER
Job listing letters:
EEO
Play about love and heartbreak in ancient Greece [1605, 431 B.C.]:
AMIDSUMMERNIGHTSDREAM
Gin add-in:
SLOE
German refusal:
NEIN
One of Cuba's Castros:
RAUL
Danger:
PERIL
Cater (to):
PANDER
Where people might come to a happy medium?:
SEANCE
Is worth it:
PAYSOFF
Subject line abbreviation:
FWD
"The Taming of the Shrew" sister:
BIANCA
Wild group, for short:
NHL
One of many in the "Disney Morgue":
CEL
Leave gobsmacked:
AWE
Wheels:
AUTOS
Timeless children's classic about country dwellers' friendships [1908, 1881]:
THEWINDINTHEWILLOWS
Scoreboard letters at MetLife Stadium:
NYG
D.O.J. branch:
DEA
Helpful connections:
INS
Farm cry:
BAA
Halloween symbol:
BAT
Busy month for a C.P.A.:
APR
Vented appliance:
DRYER
Comedy talk show from 2003 to 2022, familiarly:
ELLEN
Superlative score:
APLUS
Turn from an old pallet into a bookcase, for example:
UPCYCLE
Title for Charlie Chaplin:
SIR
"Great Caesar's ghost!":
EGADS
"Toy Story" toy torturer:
SID
Eat, baby-style:
SUCKLE
"I can't believe this!":
UGH
Go head-to-head (with):
COMPETE
Paul who painted "Cat and Bird":
KLEE
Advanced:
LENT
Some F.D.N.Y. pros:
EMTS
Timid:
TREPID
Juicy gossip:
DIRT
It's symbolized by a crescent moon and star:
ISLAM
Time measurement:
SPAN
One of a classic septet:
LUST
"Key of the Nile":
ANKH
Act out?:
MIME
Jewish folklore creature:
GOLEM
Magnum opus about a young man, family and the concept of free will [1866, 1965]:
CRIMEANDPUNISHMENT
Imitation:
MOCK
Amazon device:
ECHO
Laptop brand:
ACER
It's just what you'd expect:
NORM
Bosnian's neighbor:
SERB
Not according to plan:
AWRY
After-hours conveniences:
ATMS
Cry at an amusement park:
WHEE
Parent:
REAR
Celebrity chef DiSpirito:
ROCCO
"Go ahead, shoot!":
ASKME
Major and Commander, to Biden:
PETS
Coming-of-age novel about a teenage boy and his isolation [1951, 1986]:
THECATCHERINTHERYE
Philosopher Rand who rejected altruism:
AYN
"___ What ___" (song from "La Cage aux Folles"):
IAM
Doggy's sound:
YIP
Like an old apple:
MEALY
Chicken ___ (South Asian dish):
KORMA
Phenomenon also known as data decay:
BITROT
Carving station option:
ROASTPORK
Hawaiian fish also called a wahoo:
ONO
"Shame!":
TSK
Placid:
SERENE
Prefix with hotel:
ECO
Rapper ___ Thee Stallion:
MEGAN
Exams that are essentially impossible to study for:
EYETESTS
___ Gadot of "Wonder Woman":
GAL
Piercing tool:
AWL
Basis for an annual Forbes list:
NETWORTH
Drudges:
PEONS
Celebratory smoke:
CIGAR
Hobgoblin:
IMP
V8 debut of 1964:
GTO
Music to a masseur's ears:
AHS
Optimizes, as an engine:
RETUNES
Veered, as an airplane:
YAWED
Play-___:
DOH
Just peachy:
AOK
Tale about soldiers and treachery in southern Europe [1940, 1603]:
FORWHOMTHEBELLTOLLS
More loaded, as a wallet:
FATTER
Stadium chant:
OLEOLE
A.F.L. All-Time Team member with a law degree:
RONMIX
"No. Way!":
WHOA
Old-timey "listen":
HARKEN
Default search engine for Microsoft Edge:
BING
Some classic jeans:
LEES
Tethered:
LASHED
Polynesian greeting:
ALOHA
Kleenex : tissue :: ___ : sticky note:
POSTIT
Yellow-brown shade:
WHEATEN
"___: The Smartest Guys in the Room" (2005 documentary):
ENRON
Wackadoo:
NUTSY
Mercury and Mars, for two:
TENORS
Protein-rich blood components:
SERA
Grp. promoting world peace:
UNESCO
"Uncle!":
STOP
"Downton Abbey" role:
CORA
College athletics channel:
ESPNU
"In a nutshell" … or an alternative title for this puzzle?:
TOMAKEALONGSTORYSHORT
Zhuzh (up):
AMP
Small word for small:
LIL
Hydrogen's atomic number:
ONE
Itch:
YEN
Wallach of "Baby Doll":
ELI
Stoat in its white winter coat:
ERMINE
Lawyer's favorite dessert?:
TORTE
Asteroid discovered in 1898:
EROS
Name that means "king":
REX
City that lends its name to a variety of ice cream:
NAPLES
Warren in the Baseball Hall of Fame:
SPAHN
Fashion letters:
DKNY
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