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Part of L.G.B.T., for short:
TRANS
Amt. of cooking oil:
TBSP
Bobby in the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America:
RAHAL
Advil alternative:
ALEVE
"Because I felt like it":
NOREASON
Makeup of some meat substitutes:
SOY
Like wine, but not grape juice:
AGED
Prefix with conservative:
ARCH
Ignore orders:
GOROGUE
Romeo or Juliet:
ELOPER
Mountain ___:
DEW
Chances:
ODDS
Covert ___:
OPS
Render harmless, so to speak:
DECLAW
Wasn't stiff:
DROOPED
N.S.F.W. stuff:
SMUT
Hogwarts headmaster Dumbledore:
ALBUS
Antismuggling grp.:
ATF
Idle periods:
LEISURES
Elaine on "Seinfeld":
BENES
Cry from the defeated:
UNCLE
Jokester Mort:
SAHL
"The Jungle Book" bear:
BALOO
Part of a theater?:
ROLE
Do for a few months?:
PERM
"Lovergirl" singer Marie:
TEENA
*"Soak Up the Sun" singer, 2002:
SHERYLCROW
Trattoria dish:
LINGUINE
*Fictional protagonist who attends elementary school in Maycomb County:
SCOUTFINCH
Labors:
TRAVAILS
Smooth over:
PAVE
Onetime "Come hungry. Leave happy" sloganeer:
IHOP
Tolkien trilogy, for short:
LOTR
Hawk:
SELL
Pick up from school:
LEARN
Rainer Maria ___, writer of "Letters to a Young Poet":
RILKE
Nat ___ (documentary channel, for short):
GEO
Baked, in a way:
ONPOT
Gentle attention-getter:
TAP
Herman Melville's first book:
TYPEE
Divert:
AMUSE
Fracas:
MELEE
*Actress in "Alien" and "Avatar":
SIGOURNEYWEAVER
"Eventually ...":
ONEDAY
Vittles:
EATS
Sick:
AILING
Farthest orbital point from the moon:
APOLUNE
Island whose name rhymes with a popular thing to do there:
ARUBA
*Portrayer of Fallon Carrington Colby on "Dynasty":
PAMELASUEMARTIN
___ smear:
PAP
Patois:
DIALECT
*"The Silence of the Lambs" protagonist:
CLARICESTARLING
Like the Vietnamese language:
TONAL
Grace's partner on Netflix:
FRANKIE
Kegger locale:
FRAT
Symbolic item:
TOTEM
*Singer with the most American Music Awards of all time (29):
TAYLORSWIFT
*Janet Leigh played her in "Psycho":
MARIONCRANE
Avoids attention for now:
LIESLOW
How, with "the":
WAYS
Ingredient in bananas Foster:
RUM
Cease:
END
Completely lost:
ATSEA
Speck in la mer:
ILE
Ivanovic who won the 2008 French Open:
ANA
Lend a hand when one shouldn't:
ABET
Asian island divided between two countries:
TIMOR
"Cool your jets!":
EASY
One on a bender, perhaps:
SOT
Directs:
RUNS
Young ___:
UNS
Really, really hope:
PRAY
Arroz accompanier, often:
POLLO
Aqib ___, five-time Pro Bowl cornerback:
TALIB
In the hold:
BELOW
#carpediem:
YOLO
Keynote, say:
ORATE
Kitchen timer sound:
DING
R2-D2 or C-3PO:
DROID
Labors:
TOILS
Overflows (with):
TEEMS
Iowa college city that isn't Iowa City:
AMES
"For example ...?":
SUCHAS
Corrida combatants:
TOREROS
Bigheadedness:
EGO
One of the Spice Girls:
MELC
Weapon with a lock, stock and barrel:
MUSKET
Swedish vodka brand:
ABSOLUT
Passing judgments?:
AYES
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BONA
M.M.A. stats, for short:
TKOS
Tease relentlessly:
RAGON
Hamilton and Burr, e.g.:
DUELERS
Mob bosses:
DONS
Money in the Mideast:
RIAL
1040 figures, for short:
SSNS
"Nice job, dude!":
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Poker-faced:
STOIC
You might gain knowledge through this:
OSMOSIS
Direction from Tampa to Orlando, for short:
ENE
"Don't include me in this!":
WHOSWE
Gawked:
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Dipsomaniacs:
DRUNKS
"The Little Mermaid" villain:
URSULA
Bronze:
TAN
Costco competitor, informally:
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Certain clouds:
STRATI
Italian wine region:
ASTI
Bottom of Britain?:
ARSE
Some square dance participants:
GALS
Stonewall Inn, e.g.:
GAYBAR
Bill passers, briefly:
ATMS
Make it to the podium:
MEDAL
Some woolen blankets:
AFGHANS
App with an envelope icon:
GMAIL
Kind of voice or dog:
HUSKY
Wood that's good for matchmaking:
ASPEN
Peter or Paul (but not Mary):
TSAR
Word with house or high:
STYLE
Ballerina's balancing aid:
BARRE
Hat part:
BRIM
Hit musical with music by Elton John:
AIDA
Exhibition mounter:
ARTMUSEUM
Swear:
AVOW
___ in three (chess challenge):
MATE
Anne with the Pulitzer-winning novel "Breathing Lessons":
TYLER
The Father of Art Deco:
ERTE
Nutrition figs.:
RDAS
*First African-American U.S. poet laureate:
RITADOVE
Guadalajara gold:
ORO
Uraeus, in ancient Egypt:
ASP
2017 film nominated for Best Picture ... or a hint to the answers to the eight starred clues:
LADYBIRD
Horse's female parent:
DAM
Northern race:
IDITAROD
President whose veep was Dick:
IKE
Lone female Argonaut:
ATALANTA
"Copacabana" hitmaker, 1978:
MANILOW
___ St. James, first female Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year:
LYN
Comes to light:
EMERGES
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