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SAT section eliminated by the College Board in 2021:
ESSAY
___ salt (magnesium sulfate):
EPSOM
Mixed martial arts great Anderson:
SILVA
What a hiree should be brought up to:
SPEED
Brief summary:
APERCU
Gab:
YAP
Firth person?:
SCOT
Knocked in a pocket, in pool:
SANK
Handle a job satisfactorily:
CUTIT
Additional:
OTHER
___ the line:
TOE
Best-selling book of all time:
BIBLE
Trinket:
BAUBLE
Less certain:
IFFIER
Many a maid of honor, informally:
BFF
Create an account?:
LIE
Not included:
EXTRA
Get the attention of:
GRAB
Marvel group led by Hercules:
GODSQUAD
___ monkey:
RHESUS
Lucky charm:
AMULET
Plague:
BESET
Sister-in-law of Prince William:
PIPPA
Lead-in to pilot:
AUTO
Stick on:
AFFIX
"Goodness gracious!":
OHME
Nod off at a self-serve restaurant?:
SLEEPINTHEBUFFET
"My treat next time!":
IOWEYA
Cheese sometimes paired with fig jam:
BRIE
Jupiter, exempli gratia:
DEUS
[Turn the page]:
OVER
Sooner, informally:
OKIE
Diamond stat:
RBI
Get down and dirty, in dialect:
RASSLE
Subject of the Iran-contra affair:
ARMSDEAL
Bovine disease:
MADCOW
Requirements for witnesses:
OATHS
Fancy flooring for an R.V.?:
TRAILERPARQUET
Jessica of "L.A.'s Finest":
ALBA
Believer in Jah:
RASTA
Book fair organizer, maybe, in brief:
PTA
Home of Etihad Airways: Abbr.:
UAE
Eyeball creepily:
LEERAT
Requirement:
MUST
Hoops grp.:
NBA
Longtime procedural set in Washington, D.C.:
NCIS
Foreshadow:
BODE
Pass up?:
ALLEYOOP
Like universal blood recipients:
TYPEAB
Declare:
PROFESS
"All in the Family" mother:
EDITH
Tissue that's prone to tearing, for short:
ACL
One layer of a seven-layer dip:
SALSA
Italian car since 1907:
LANCIA
What the prestigious ice sculptor had?:
COLDHARDCACHET
Enemy in the game Doom:
DEMON
Sticks in a box?:
CRAYONS
Style of women's leather handbags:
HOBO
Isaac and Rebekah's firstborn:
ESAU
Unable to think clearly:
ADDLED
Piece with a title like "10 Best Places to ...":
LISTICLE
First mate?:
EVE
Recolor:
DYE
Goes nowhere, say:
IDLES
Word with holy or heating:
OIL
Grammy-winning singer Cash:
ROSANNE
Comparatively neat:
NIFTIER
Certain elite school:
IVY
Appear:
SEEM
Back in the U.S.S.?:
AFT
Johnson & Johnson skin care brand:
AVEENO
Org. to which Taft was elected president after serving as U.S. president:
ABA
"Yes, that's clear":
ICANSEE
Moniker after a lifestyle change:
NEWME
"Let everyone else get some steak before taking seconds!":
YOUVEHADYOURFILET
Initial problem for a storied duckling:
UGLINESS
Man's nickname that sounds like consecutive letters of the alphabet:
ABIE
"Phooey!":
DRAT
Japanese "energy healing":
REIKI
Mooches:
SPONGES
Bread for dipping:
SOP
Golden ratio symbol:
PHI
Mate:
BRO
Grand Central info:
ETA
Surreptitious bit of communication:
WINK
Actress Patricia of "Breakfast at Tiffany's":
NEAL
Phone, wallet, ___ (traveler's mental checklist):
KEYS
"What have we here!":
OHO
Like many characters in Alison Bechdel cartoons:
LESBIAN
Gaudy jewelry:
BLING
Nintendo release of 2006:
WII
Word in obituaries:
WAS
Show runner:
EMCEE
Eponymous member of the Ford family:
EDSEL
2013 Tony winner for Best Revival of a Musical:
PIPPIN
Most cheerful:
PERKIEST
"We should stall!":
LETSMAKEADELAY
Fictional establishment selling Duff Beer:
MOES
Option for an overnight guest:
AIRBED
Long-stemmed mushroom:
ENOKI
Campsite org.:
KOA
Egyptian god of the afterlife:
OSIRIS
Llama's head?:
ELS
Button clicked to see the rest of an article:
MORE
Antacid brand:
MAALOX
Forms of some mythological sea creatures:
OCTOPI
Not out, say:
ONBASE
Turn into:
BECOME
Bob hopes?:
APPLES
Garment worn with a choli:
SARI
Target of the heckle "What game are you watching?!":
REF
Something Pharaoh's dream foretold in Genesis:
FAMINE
Why no one hangs out in actors' dressing rooms these days?:
BACKSTAGEPASSE
Make a goat:
BLAME
Heavies:
THUGS
"Pearls Before ___" (comic strip):
SWINE
Put away:
EATEN
Played obnoxiously loudly:
BLARED
Sculptor with a dedicated museum in Philadelphia:
RODIN
Throw out:
EJECT
Showers attention (on):
DOTES
At 10 or 11 p.m., say:
LATISH
Part of lifeguard training:
CPR
Navigation app:
WAZE
Lemon bar ingredient:
ZEST
Lucky charm:
MOJO
American ___ (century plant):
ALOE
Bathroom fixture that one never asked for?:
UNSOLICITEDBIDET
Food service industry lobby, for short:
NRA
Command to a dog:
SIT
Male swan:
COB
Slow (down):
BOG
Their heads get dirty:
MOPS
Dirt:
GRIME
Typos for exclamation marks if you fail to hit Shift:
ONES
Opposite of neat:
ONICE
___ strategy:
EXIT
Fills to the max:
SATES
Set (on):
BENT
Bathroom door sign:
GENTS
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