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Chow down on:
SNARF
Bird that can spend up to 10 months in the air without landing:
SWIFT
Absolute bottom:
NADIR
Digital assistant:
ALEXA
Food packaging abbr., once:
RDA
What's heard at many a coffeehouse:
FOLKMUSIC
"Exactly like this":
JUSTSO
Group sometimes said to be "out":
JURY
French article:
UNE
Pampering place:
SPA
In use:
TAKEN
Candle choice:
SCENT
Gumbo pods:
OKRAS
Word with mild or well:
MANNERED
Goddess with a sacred owl:
MINERVA
Designers' studios:
ATELIERS
Its capital is Sydney: Abbr.:
NSW
"Uh-uh":
NAH
Go by:
ELAPSE
Compete with:
RIVAL
Part of EGBDF:
EVERY
Places to play cards, often:
DENS
Character often found in children's books:
WALDO
Emotionally process, in modern lingo:
UNPACK
Repeated cry in 1931's "Frankenstein":
ITSALIVE
*Perfect curveball?:
IDEALBREAKER
The Daily ___ (online news site):
BEAST
Ivy League city:
NEWHAVEN
Jam:
FIX
Crucial:
KEY
White coat?:
ENAMEL
___ culpa:
MEA
Course standards:
PARS
Emergency room concern:
TRAUMA
It plays a role in arm-twisting:
ULNA
*Batting coach's instruction to a lackadaisical hitter?:
BUNTSERIOUSLY
"Venerable" saint:
BEDE
Manual readers:
USERS
Air France hub:
ORLY
It brought Hope to the world:
USOSHOW
Habitual drinkers:
LUSHES
When doubled, a Nabokov protagonist:
HUMBERT
Opposed (to):
AVERSE
*Apprentice groundskeepers?:
LAWNSTUDENTS
Pre-bar challenge, briefly:
LSAT
"Je t'___":
AIME
Org. with Fire and Sparks:
WNBA
It was first won by the N.Y. Mets in 1969:
NLCS
Snow blower brand:
TORO
Word on some Oreo packages:
STUF
Singer/songwriter Parks with the 2021 album "Collapsed in Sunbeams":
ARLO
It might get pulled in both directions:
SAW
Nothing special:
SOSO
Tina Turner, voicewise:
ALTO
Goldenrod, e.g.:
WEED
New York's Mount ___ Hospital:
SINAI
Dark wine grape:
MERLOT
Part of a heartbeat:
SYSTOLE
Append:
TAGON
Diplomatic official: Abbr.:
AMB
Corn core:
COB
Instrument with a flared end:
OBOE
Cancels:
SCRUBS
Chinese steamed bun:
BAO
Ratio of an angle's opposite side to the hypotenuse:
SINE
Alacrity:
HASTE
Afternoon socials:
TEAS
Blueprint details:
SPECS
Where dreams are made:
BED
Runs out of juice:
DIES
*Overenthusiastic description of a routine base hit?:
SOFAIRSOGOOD
Eye cream ingredient:
RETINOL
Symbol on Captain America's shield:
STAR
Stand-in for Middle America:
PEORIA
Villainous English king in "Braveheart":
EDWARDI
Outstanding pitcher:
ACE
Pair of socks?:
ONETWO
*Umpire's aid in judging foul balls?:
LINEDETECTOR
Former Ford models:
LTDS
Seller of Belgian waffles and French toast (fittingly, considering the "I" in its name):
IHOP
Super Soaker Soakzooka brand:
NERF
Like some orders:
TALL
Ancient halls:
ODEA
Eldest Stark son on "Game of Thrones":
ROBB
GPS approximation:
ETA
Sgt. and cpl., e.g.:
NCOS
G.I.'s garb, at times:
CAMO
Speed skater Johann ___ Koss, winner of four Olympic golds:
OLAV
One-named Nigerian Grammy winner:
SADE
Airer of "Nancy Drew":
THECW
Old salt:
SEADOG
Pained sound:
GROAN
Fury:
IRE
In the Renaissance, they were known as "mala insana" ("mad apples"):
EGGPLANTS
State where M.L.K. marched: Abbr.:
ALA
Some fins:
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Baseball's Gehrig and Piniella:
LOUS
Most reliable:
SOLIDEST
King James on a court:
LEBRON
Russian city on the Ural River:
ORSK
Do as Henry VI did:
GOMAD
Butterlike spread:
OLEO
Letters on some foundations:
SPF
Jumpy sorts, in brief:
ROOS
French West Indies resort island, familiarly:
STBARTS
*Long hours of fielding practice?:
LABOROFGLOVE
Keep from flying, maybe:
FOGIN
___ only:
ADULTS
Profession:
AVOWAL
Camera inits.:
SLR
Tilting:
ASLOPE
*Imperceptible fastball movement?:
INVISIBLESINK
"With any luck ...":
IHOPE
Tag line?:
NOTIT
Fancy pourers:
EWERS
Paper route hour, maybe:
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Headliner's cue:
INTRO
All over the place:
GLOBAL
Land between Togo and Nigeria:
BENIN
Insider's vocabulary:
ARGOT
Catch with a throw:
LASSO
Jimmy ___ (luxury shoe brand):
CHOO
Alternative to Chuck:
CHAS
Scientist buried in Westminster Abbey:
DARWIN
Pop artist who sings "Satisfied" on "The Hamilton Mixtape":
SIA
Wistful sound:
SIGH
New ___ (cap brand):
ERA
Trouble, metaphorically:
HOTWATER
Man's name that's 123-Down reversed:
ARI
Stanza contraction:
TIS
Ballgame extenders ... and what can literally be found in the answers to the asterisked clues:
EXTRAINNINGS
Home of the world's largest carnival:
RIO
Word with red or army:
ANT
Man's name that's 118-Down reversed:
IRA
Beekeeper:
APIARIST
___ to go:
RARING
Run-D.M.C. and the Jonas Brothers, for example:
TRIOS
Bands' performance sheets:
SETLISTS
Unruffled:
SMOOTH
___ Domingo:
SANTO
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