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Across Clues
- Egg cell, e.g.GAMETE
- Playful chitchatBANTER
- Not subject to taxEXEMPT
- ”Swell!”PEACHY
- Measure of currentAMPERE
- Bank acceptanceDEPOSIT
- Brando’s ”Stella!” filmASTREETCARNAMEDDESIRE
- What Fri. followsTHU
- Beyond repairSHOT
- Nine-season CBS spinoffCSINY
- County near LondonESSEX
- Grp. with pro goaliesNHL
- See 44 DownCOEN
- Red vegetablesBEETS
- Caesar’s 1002MII
- Letters on some shoeboxesEEE
- Charlemagne domain: Abbr.HRE
- __ voyage partyBON
- River of France and GermanyMOSELLE
- Spielberg’s ”phone home” filmETTHEEXTRATERRESTRIAL
- Farm machinery giantDEERE
- Beach ball contentsAIR
- River bordering 29 AcrossTHAMES
- Consultant’s chargeFEE
- More than miffedSTEAMED
- Promotes stronglyHYPES
- Griffin of game showsMERV
- Carrey or HensonJIM
- Group for seniorsAARP
- Papaya productJAM
- Thanksgiving parade VIPSANTA
- Freddy Krueger’s first filmANIGHTMAREONELMSTREET
- Does nothingIDLES
- Your choice ofANY
- Merest bitIOTA
- ”Cats” inspiration’s monogramTSE
- Goddess on Olympic medalsNIKE
- Madrid art museumPRADO
- Cold weather wearMITTENS
- Pierre’s ”here”ICI
- Don’t appear to be a problemSEEMOK
- ”Simpsons” merchantAPU
- Shrink backWINCE
- Jennifer Lawrence’s Oscar filmSILVERLININGSPLAYBOOK
- ”Can you let me take a crack at it?”MAYITRY
- ”If you ask me . . .” textIMO
- PC’s ”undo” keyESC
- GPS readingNNE
- VerbalizeSAY
- Novelist JongERICA
- Search forSEEK
- Toastmasters, for shortMCS
- FlamboyanceECLAT
- For the birdsINANE
- Dinner table faux pasBURP
- Part of MPGPER
- Film with Fiennes as a conciergeTHEGRANDBUDAPESTHOTEL
- Prehistoric paintingsCAVEART
- Small crustaceanISOPOD
- White Rabbit’s lamentIMLATE
- Alleviate, as fearsDISPEL
- Academic prizeDEGREE
- Became less ardentCOOLED
Vertical Clues
- Academic stat.GPA
- Connoisseur of creativityAESTHETE
- Competitive calculatorMATHLETE
- Light brown colorECRU
- Tea, to MarieTHE
- Not a pretty sightEYESORE
- Breakfast stapleBACON
- She loves: Lat.AMAT
- ”Science Friday” networkNPR
- Costing very littleTENCENT
- EradicateERASE
- Pay by mailREMIT
- Small whirlpoolEDDY
- Crossed outXED
- Olympians in masksEPEEISTS
- More antiquatedMOSSIER
- Pitchfork-shaped lettersPSIS
- Run out of energyTIRE
- __-Mex restaurantTEX
- Former spouse, in conversationTHEEX
- Recent USNA gradENS
- Scholarship criterionNEED
- Mile-a-minute sprintersCHEETAHS
- Walk into a planeBOARD
- Biblical tablet takerMOSES
- Soft cracker spreadBRIE
- Would-be volunteer’s cryMEME
- Firefighter’s one-time catcherLIFENET
- Hamlet’s dueling opponentLAERTES
- EnhanceELEVATE
- Pay stub abbr.HRS
- City north of SarasotaTAMPA
- With 31 Across, half a director brother pairETHAN
- Lyricist’s questRHYME
- Grammy categoryRAP
- Feast onEAT
- Part of a sofaARM
- Scratch or dentMAR
- Religion of IndiaJAINISM
- Markings imprinted on mailINDICIA
- In a timid fashionMILKILY
- BlissJOY
- Barbara of Hollywood’s Golden AgeSTANWYCK
- ”Amazing!”GEE
- Hazardous gasRADON
- Sushi bar mushroomENOKI
- IlluminatedLITUP
- Bon __ (witticism)MOT
- __-Thérèse, QuebecSTE
- Pop star KatyPERRY
- Hinge (on)RELY
- ”What __, a mind reader?”AMI
- Lava, before its exitMAGMA
- __ factoIPSO
- Close kinSIB
- Prepare to snareSETATRAP
- Carbon or sulfurNONMETAL
- TangibleCONCRETE
- Supplements, with ”out”EKES
- Facial expressionsVISAGES
- Compliment to a canineNICEDOG
- Impolite glancesLEERS
- Germ-freeASEPTIC
- Stamp outEND
- ZealousRABID
- Not vacant at the momentINUSE
- Glove fabricSUEDE
- List shortenerETC
- Neighbor of NigeriaCHAD
- Strauss of denimsLEVI
- Worldwide: Abbr.INTL
- Venerable fraternal org.BPOE
- Sport, or sport shirtPOLO
- Work asARE
- First full mo. of springAPR
- Med. care groupHMO
- Took by the handLED