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Lament after being backstabbed:
ETTU
Ovum:
EGGCELL
"Walden" writer:
THOREAU
"Wild Thing" rapper:
TONELOC
How many college textbooks are bought:
USED
Crack up:
GOMAD
Lot of fun, informally:
GAS
Saint for whom a Minnesota college is named:
OLAF
___ Hari:
MATA
Powerless group?:
AMISH
"It's worse than you can imagine":
DONTASK
Test one's metal?:
ASSAY
Org.:
ASSN
Party handouts:
SWAGBAGS
Wicked:
SINFUL
___ Chigurh, villain in "No Country for Old Men":
ANTON
It takes months to complete:
YEAR
Down:
SAD
Cheering done in a plaza?:
SQUAREROOTING
Baked with breadcrumbs and cheese:
AUGRATIN
Bringing up the rear:
DEADLAST
Classic word game:
GHOST
Set off, as a security alarm:
TRIP
Dollar competitor:
ALAMO
Contemptible sort:
SWINE
"___ linda!" ("How pretty!," in Spanish):
QUE
One who's dunzo:
GONER
Glossy fabric:
SATIN
Dancer's leader:
SANTA
The Bulldogs of the S.E.C.:
UGA
Line at the side of a photo:
CREDIT
China display:
TEASET
Hoopster observing Ramadan?:
FASTINGFORWARD
Under the wire, so to speak:
INTIME
___ speed:
WARP
Electric ___:
EEL
Shepherd's pie bit:
PEA
Cockpit datum: Abbr.:
ALT
River through Seoul:
HAN
Bakery buy:
BUN
Nearly dried-up Asian sea:
ARAL
Country whose name becomes its language when you drop its last letter:
LAOS
Merely superficial:
SKINDEEP
Frequent Winter Olympics setting:
ALPS
Olympics events rarely shown in prime time:
PRELIMS
Carried chairs:
SEDANS
Sign from a third base coach, say:
STEAL
Nephew of Cain:
ENOS
Van Susteren formerly of Fox News:
GRETA
King who's a friend of Oprah:
GAYLE
Gangster Luciano performing a risqué prank?:
LUCKYSTREAKING
First name in fashion:
YVES
Word after liquid or fixed:
ASSET
Ankle-exposing pants:
CAPRIS
Sword fight sound:
CLANG
"___ been thinking ...":
IVE
Captains on The Atlantic, briefly?:
EDS
By and large:
MOSTLY
___ of Glamis, title in Shakespeare:
THANE
Neighbor of N.Y.:
ONT
Young swan:
CYGNET
Corp. money pros:
CFOS
One holding many positions:
YOGI
Big fan of the "Lord of the Flies" author?:
GOLDINGDIGGER
Colleens:
LASSES
Mirror buildup, at times:
STEAM
Uncommon spelling for a common greeting:
HALLO
Dangerous backyard projectile:
LAWNDART
Whole ___:
FOODS
I.Q. test name:
BINET
Pop:
BURST
1982 #1 hit with the line "Watch out boy she'll chew you up":
MANEATER
Erroneously hit "reply all" instead of "reply," say:
MISSENT
Late author Wiesel:
ELIE
Thatching material:
REED
Look lecherously:
OGLE
Hobo at the wheel?:
BUMSTEERING
Underpinning:
BASIS
Text on an iPad, say:
EBOOK
Collars:
RUNSIN
Cunningness:
WILE
Many web advertisements:
SIDEBARS
Really feels the heat:
BAKES
Overly indulge in:
ABUSE
Movie Hall:
ANNIE
See 79-Down:
AURA
Bridge words:
IPASS
Evil spirits:
DEMONS
Hoped-for result of swiping right on Tinder:
DATE
Hot:
EROTIC
Gently jabbed:
NUDGED
75-Down around a saint:
NIMBUS
Enliven, with "up":
GIN
Wardens enforce them:
GAMELAWS
Emotionally, if not physically:
INSPIRIT
Build-it-yourself auto:
KITCAR
TV spinoff of 2002:
CSIMIAMI
Sugar suffix:
OSE
Flatow of NPR's "Science Friday":
IRA
Drops a line:
ANGLES
Narrow arm of the sea:
LOCH
Where to buy certain Christmas decorations?:
STOCKINGMARKET
Part of the inner ear:
COCHLEA
Channel with "Family Feud" reruns:
GSN
Sound of a pebble hitting water:
KERPLOP
Galápagos Islands' country:
ECUADOR
Setting for many New Yorker cartoons:
THERAPY
Early PC platform:
MSDOS
Link with:
TIETO
They get wetter as they dry:
TOWELS
Accident-investigating agcy.:
NTSB
Part of STEM, for short:
TECH
Long tale:
EPIC
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OOM
Actor Milo:
OSHEA
Subzero, maybe:
ICY
Bottom line:
YIELD
One whose life is in order?:
NUN
Beer ___:
NUTS
Lament:
RUE
Mild form of corporal punishment?:
LIGHTSWITCHING
DVR choice:
TIVO
Refrain syllables:
TRAS
Pluto flyby org.:
NASA
Enthrall:
GRIP
Poor:
SUBPAR
They come straight from the horse's mouth:
BITS
Home of the Pampas: Abbr.:
ARG
"Rumor has it ...":
IHEAR
Partner of live:
LEARN
Bottom line:
NET
Actress Swinton:
TILDA
Golfer Michelle:
WIE
"Scooby-Doo" girl:
VELMA
Commercial cow:
ELSIE
Brownstone feature:
STOOP
The Bosporus, e.g.: Abbr.:
STR
Haven:
OASIS
Change with the times:
ADAPT
Moving well:
SPRY
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