CrosswordDictionary2024Aug Flashcards

1
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Cheerful (5)

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RIANT

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2
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Marathon Joan ___ Samuelson (6)

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BENOIT

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3
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Nobelist Root who championed the Open Door policy with China (5)

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ELIHU

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4
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Comedian Poundstone (5)

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PAULA

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5
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Off-kilter (4)

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ALOP

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6
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Zelda Fitzgerald, née ___ (5)

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SAYRE

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7
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“Show Boat” writer Ferber (4)

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EDNA

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8
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Stella __ cookies (4)

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DORO

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9
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Sandra alternative (4)

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CASS

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10
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Staircase posts (6)

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NEWELS

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11
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Three-player trick-taking game (4)

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SKAT

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12
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Frigid body of water first explored by the HMS Terror (7)

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ROSSSEA

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13
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“Succession” actor Ruck (4)

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ALAN

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14
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“The Rabbit Hutch” National Book Award winner Gunty (4)

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TESS

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15
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Nobelist Joliot-Curie (5)

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IRENE

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16
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Larry’s housemate on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” (4)

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LEON

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17
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Bond villain with a Napoleon complex (4)

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DRNO

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18
Q

Lyon-based crime-fighting organization (8)

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INTERPOL

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19
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Former Tottenham striker Jermain (5)

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DEFOE

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20
Q

Prime minister who staunchly opposed the Camp David Accords (6)

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SHAMIR

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21
Q

Country singer Tanya (6)

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TUCKER

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22
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“Criminal Minds” star Brewster (5)

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PAGET

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23
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Brazilian hitmaker ___ Ben Jor (5)

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JORGE

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24
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Cultural critic from Baltimore who wrote six volumes of “Prejudices” (7)

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MENCKEN

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25
Q

Mystery novelist Faye or Jonathan (9)

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KELLERMAN

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26
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French president’s residence (6)

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ELYSEE

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27
Q

Li’l lutes (4)

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UWES

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28
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Spotted (5)

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PINTO

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29
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Software used in A/V transmission (5)

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CODEC

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30
Q

Like the architecture of the Alhambra (7)

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MOORISH

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31
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Certain demoralizing military campaign, for short (5)

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PSYOP

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32
Q

Chinese province where Lanzhou beef noodles originated (5)

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GANSU

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33
Q

Stew traditionally eaten with injera (3)

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WAT

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34
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Novelist Miller (5)

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HENRY

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35
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___ the Elephant, children’s TV character (4)

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ELLA

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36
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“Twisters” director ___ Isaac Chung (3)

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LEE

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37
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Stanley Tucci’s character in “The Devil Wears Prada” (5)

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NIGEL

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38
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Nathan ___, physicist who collaborated with Einstein on a theory of wormholes (5)

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ROSEN

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39
Q

Language group of Southeast Asia (3)

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TAI

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40
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Guitarist Anastasio of Phish (4)

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TREY

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41
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Maker of precious violins (5)

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AMATI

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42
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High-pitched bird calls (8)

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CHIRRUPS

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43
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___ Chimpsky, primate raised as a human in a landmark language acquisition study (3)

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NIM

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44
Q

Filmmaker Cameron (5)

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CROWE

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45
Q

G.I. morale booster (7)

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USOTOUR

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46
Q

Shrub with small, yellow flowers (3)

A

RUE

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47
Q

Comic actor Patton (6)

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OSWALT

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48
Q

“The Ghost and Mrs. ___” (1947 film) (4)

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MUIR

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49
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Unsolicited, in a way (6)

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ONSPEC

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50
Q

Scott in Illinois, e.g.: Abbr. (3)

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AFB

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51
Q

Last syllable of a word (6)

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ULTIMA

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52
Q

Helen of Troy’s mother (4)

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LEDA

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53
Q

Abbr. in French business names (3)

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CIE

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54
Q

Sticks figure (5)

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YOKEL

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55
Q

Chitchat (7)

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CHINWAG

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56
Q

“Right Here Waiting” singer Richard (4)

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MARX

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57
Q

Wry Mort (4)

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SAHL

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58
Q

Vellani who plays Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel (4)

A

IMAN

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59
Q

“Peter Pan” dog (4)

A

NANA

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60
Q

___ saltado (Peruvian stir-fry) (4)

A

LOMO

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61
Q

Marsh bird with “Virginia” and “king” species (4)

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RAIL

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62
Q

Drag performer Gunn (4)

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GIA

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63
Q

“A Wrinkle in Time” protagonist Murry (3)

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MEG

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64
Q

Contemporary sculptor Sarah (3)

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SZE

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65
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“The End of the F***ing World” actress Naomi (5)

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ACKIE

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66
Q

“Eat the Rich” satirist (9)

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PJOROURKE

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67
Q

Aa and pahoehoe, for two (5)

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LAVAS

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68
Q

Repeat symbol, in sheet music (5)

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SEGNO

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69
Q

___ Morales, former president of Bolivia (3)

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EVO

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70
Q

First nonhuman species encountered in the “Star Wars” franchise (4)

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JAWA

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71
Q

French vineyards (4)

A

CRUS

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72
Q

___ Aldridge, early Black American playwright (3)

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IRA

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73
Q

Longtime hair removal brand (4)

A

NEET

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74
Q

Sewing machine pioneer Howe (5)

A

ELIAS

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75
Q

Blue dye (4)

A

ANIL

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76
Q

Job listing abbr. (3)

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EOE

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77
Q

Dr. Marcus of old TV (5)

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WELBY

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78
Q

Final purpose, to Aristotle (5)

A

TELOS

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79
Q

Actress Keene of “Sex Education” (4)

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MIMI

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80
Q

Oscillations associated with sleep (10)

A

ALPHAWAVES

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81
Q

Definitive documentation (13)

A

PROOFPOSITIVE

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82
Q

Author Welty (6)

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EUDORA

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83
Q

Hedy who invented key communication technology (6)

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LAMARR

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84
Q

Maori singer and composer Fanny Rose ___ (5)

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HOWIE

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85
Q

Blue (4)

A

LEWD

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86
Q

“Past Lives” star Greta (3)

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LEE

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87
Q

Any of 32 fliers awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal for gallantry (3)

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PAGEON

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88
Q

“Gangubai Kathiawadi” star Bhatt (4)

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ALIA

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89
Q

Metallic fabric (4)

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LAME

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90
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Mount ___ (peak north of the Golden Gate Bridge, familiarly) (3)

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TAM

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91
Q

Blue supergiant in Orion’s leg (5)

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RIGEL

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92
Q

Restriction on press freedom (6)

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GAGLAW

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93
Q

“Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee” author Brown (3)

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DEE

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94
Q

Actor in “Law & Order: SVU” and four of the “Jurassic” movies (6)

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BDWONG

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95
Q

Hold that’s in a hold (4)

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BRIG

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96
Q

Mediterranean resort island once owned by Britain (7)

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MINORCA

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97
Q

Reddish-brown horses (7)

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SORRELS

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98
Q

Woodard of “Brooklyn” (5)

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ALFRE

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99
Q

Overly ornamented (6)

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FLORID

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100
Q

Network of burrows (6)

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WARREN

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101
Q

Nonsense (6)

A

PIFFLE

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102
Q

1949 Tracy/Hepburn romantic comedy (8)

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ADAMSRIB

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103
Q

Witchy woman (5)

A

CRONE

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104
Q

Socialist philosopher Engels (9)

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FRIEDRICH

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105
Q

Commissioner who works with Batman (6)

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GORDON

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106
Q

Bean aboard Apollo 12 (4)

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ALAN

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107
Q

“Goldfinger” singer Shirley (6)

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BASSEY

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108
Q

“Gymnopedies” composer Satie (4)

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ERIK

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109
Q

Populist Louisiana governor nicknamed “The Kingfish” (8)

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HUEYLONG

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110
Q

Wally’s TV bro, with “the” (4)

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BEAV

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111
Q

Sawbuck (6)

A

TENNER

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112
Q

TV western on which Dennis Weaver played Chester Goode (8)

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GUNSMOKE

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113
Q

Small songbird with a long, powerful bill (8)

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NUTHATCH

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114
Q

Boy played by Ronny (4)

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OPIE

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115
Q

Units of force (5)

A

DYNES

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116
Q

Nautical ropes (8)

A

RATLINES

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117
Q

___ Pointe, Michigan (6)

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GROSSE

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118
Q

Rochester’s first wife, in Jane Eyre (6)

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BERTHA

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119
Q

The West Wing creator (6)

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SORKIN

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120
Q

Chancellor Adenauer (6)

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KONRAD

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121
Q

“Shōgun” star Sawai (4)

A

ANNA

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122
Q

Actress Pounder (3)

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CCH

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123
Q

People also known as the Cree (7)

A

NEHIYAW

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124
Q

Toilet (7)

A

COMMODE

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125
Q

Nourishment (7)

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PABULUM

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126
Q

Small, hard fruits of some plants (7)

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NUTLETS

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127
Q

Poe poem whose narrator inadvertently wanders to his lover’s tomb (7)

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ULALUME

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128
Q

Argentinean plain (5)

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PAMPA

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129
Q

“Wild Thing” rapper Tone ___ (3)

A

LOC

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130
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Buddy who starred in “Barnaby Jones” and “The Beverly Hillbillies” (5)

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EBSEN

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131
Q

Melodic (6)

A

ARIOSE

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132
Q

Midnight in Paris (6)

A

MINUIT

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133
Q

“Superior Donuts” playwright Tracy (5)

A

LETTS

134
Q

Eva of “CSI: Miami” (5)

A

LARUE

135
Q

Roman historian Cassius (3)

A

DIO

136
Q

Composer ___ Carlo Menotti (4)

A

GIAN

137
Q

Trackable scents (6)

A

SPOORS

138
Q

Ruby of “A Raisin in the Sun” (3)

A

DEE

139
Q

___ Lilly and Company (3)

A

ELI

140
Q

Perlman who played Barbie’s creator, Ruth Handler, in “Barbie” (4)

A

RHEA

141
Q

NASCAR great Petty (4)

A

KYLE

142
Q

Base figure, for short (3)

A

NCO

143
Q

Kingpin on “The Wire” (5)

A

MARLO

144
Q

Annapolis frosh (5)

A

PLEBE

145
Q

18th-century French novelist whose name means “the wise man” (6)

A

LESAGE

146
Q

Afro-Caribbean religion (8)

A

SANTERIA

147
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Banned chemical contaminant, for short (3)

A

PCB

148
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Hunter on screen (5)

A

HOLLY

149
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English cathedral city (3)

A

ELY

150
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Cheese also known as French Gruyère (5)

A

COMTE

151
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“Chain Reaction” singer, 1985 (4)

A

ROSS

152
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Artist Cindy known for her photographic self-portraits (7)

A

SHERMAN

153
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River through Glasgow (5)

A

CLYDE

154
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One-named poet from the 13th century (4)

A

RUMI

155
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Place dear to the Sundance Kid (4)

A

ETTA

156
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Conservationist Fossey (4)

A

DIAN

157
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“Resurrection” and “Watusi (Hard Edge)” painter Thomas (4)

A

ALMA

158
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Greek god whose Roman equivalent is Somnus (6)

A

HYPNOS

159
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Scarlett’s “Ghost World” co-star (5)

A

THORA

160
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Sailing maneuver (4)

A

TUCK

161
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Eagerly begin into (8)

A

TUCKINTO

162
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Gunpowder ingredient (9)

A

SALTPETER

163
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Business with an at-home labor force (15)

A

COTTAGEINDUSTRY

164
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Rapa ___ (Easter Island, to natives) (3)

A

NUI

165
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Fireman on “Leave It to Beaver” (3)

A

GUS

166
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Skate’s cousin (5)

A

MANTA

167
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Merak or Mizar (4)

A

STAR

168
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Youngest of Alcott’s March sisters (3)

A

AMY

169
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Ground-breaking tool (6)

A

HARROW

170
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Bygone VW delivery vehicle (7)

A

VANAGON

171
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Muse of music (7)

A

EUTERPE

172
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Commotion (4)

A

FLAP

173
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Singer Sumac (3)

A

YMA

174
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Dove into poetry (4)

A

RITA

175
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“On Photography” essayist Susan (6)

A

SONTAG

176
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“Network” director (5)

A

LUMET

177
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Wing feature (7)

A

AILERON

178
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Canon camera brand (3)

A

EOS

179
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Mobutu ___ Seko (only president of Zaire) (4)

A

SESE

180
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Disney CEO Bob (4)

A

IGER

181
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Carter who played Wonder Woman (5)

A

LYNDA

182
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Marshal at Waterloo (3)

A

NEY

183
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Italian athletic company named after its founder’s initials (7)

A

ELLESEE

184
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Oscar-nominated title role for Peter Fonda (4)

A

ULEE

185
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Dog of film and TV (5)

A

BENJI

186
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“High Hopes” lyricist Sammy (4)

A

CAHN

187
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Finely groomed stone (5)

A

SILEX

188
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Protagonist in 2024’s “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” (3)

A

NOA

189
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Denigrates, in Derby (5)

A

SLAGS

190
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“Bambi” aunt (3)

A

ENA

191
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Horse-drawn carriages (5)

A

SHAYS

192
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Eartha Kitt’s “Mambo de ___” (5)

A

PAREE

193
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Movie critic Jeffrey (5)

A

LYONS

194
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Lake on Tanzania’s border (5)

A

NYASA

195
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Overly glib (3)

A

PAT

196
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Solar system model (6)

A

ORRERY

197
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Actress Moriarty (4)

A

ERIN

198
Q

About 3.26 light years (6)

A

PARSEC

199
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“Her Kind” poet Sexton (4)

A

ANNE

200
Q

Actress Lee of “Past Lives” (5)

A

GRETA

201
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Jazz pianist Garner (6)

A

ERROLL

202
Q

Venetian painter considered “The Sun Amidst Small Stars” (6)

A

TITIAN

203
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Turkington with the persona Neil Hamburger (5)

A

GREGG

204
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“PBS News Hour” politics producer Schmitz (3)

A

ALI

205
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Singer Damone (3)

A

VIC

206
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Go on and on (6)

A

YABBER

207
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Letters on old Soviet rockets (4)

A

CCCP

208
Q

Actress Wray of “King Kong” (3)

A

FAY

209
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Offices with partitioned workspaces, in slang (9)

A

CUBEFARMS

210
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Curly-haired friend of Charlie Brown (6)

A

FRIEDA

211
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Evergreen forest that covers much of Canada (5)

A

TAIGA

212
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Goods for sale: Abbr. (4)

A

MDSE

213
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High-energy genre for Mac Dre and E-40 (5)

A

HYPHY

214
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Psychoactive brew used in the Amazon basin for spiritual ceremonies (9)

A

AYAHUASCA

215
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Retired Bing assistant (7)

A

CORTANA

216
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Tiny bit (5)

A

SKOSH

217
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Richly embellish, as fabric (7)

A

BROCADE

218
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Together, in music (4)

A

ADUE

219
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Degree granted honorarily to Mark Zuckerberg: Abbr. (3)

A

LLD

220
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Sylvan setting for “All the world’s a stage” (5)

A

ARDEN

221
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Character depicted holding an infant in the “Behold” monument at the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historical Park (10)

A

KUNTAKINTE

222
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Contempt (5)

A

ODIUM

223
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Whom Ellen Willis described as “the paradigmatic female rebel” (10)

A

DEBEAUVOIR

224
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“Justice as Fairness” philosopher John (5)

A

RAWLS

225
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Appropriately named “The Amazing Spider-Man” director Marc (4)

A

WEBB

226
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“Night of the Living Dead” director George (6)

A

ROMERO

227
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Bouquet in a pocket, in “Ring Around the Rosie” (4)

A

POSY

228
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Legal suspension (4)

A

STAY

229
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James of “The Godfather” (4)

A

CAAN

230
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“Cheers” bartender Woody (4)

A

BOYD

231
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Spain’s longest river (4)

A

EBRO

232
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Lassie’s owner on old TV (5)

A

TIMMY

233
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Blue reef fish (4)

A

TANG

234
Q

Lover of Euridice, in opera (5)

A

ORFEO

235
Q

Buns (6)

A

PATOOT

236
Q

“Pretty Little Liars” author Shepard (4)

A

SARA

237
Q

Holly genus (4)

A

ILEX

238
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Jazz trumpeter Jones (4)

A

THAD

239
Q

Comedian Aparna who wrote “Unreliable Narrator” (9)

A

NANCHERLA

240
Q

Another name for bingo (5)

A

BEANO

241
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“Holidays Symphony” composer Charles (4)

A

IVES

242
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“Kitchen Confidential” actress Santiago (6)

A

TESSIE

243
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“Object Lessons” novelist Quindlen (4)

A

ANNA

244
Q

___ Ranch, locale in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” (5)

A

SPAHN

245
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Women’s suffrage leader Belmont (4)

A

ALVA

246
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Director Lemmons (4)

A

KASI

247
Q

Chiang who voiced Mei in “Turning Red” (7)

A

ROSALIE

248
Q

“Wandavision” star Dennings (3)

A

KAT

249
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Sanskrit surname meaning “lion” (5)

A

SINGH

250
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Darden who hosts the podcast “___ in the Morning” (4)

A

EBRO

251
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Indivisible entity, to Leibniz (5)

A

MONAD

252
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Cryptic of the Appalachians (7)

A

MOTHMAN

253
Q

Expel from the body (5)

A

EGEST

254
Q

Puzzling paradox (4)

A

KOAN

255
Q

Martha who sings “Heat Wave” (6)

A

REEVES

256
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Willie of “Charles in Charge” (5)

A

AAMES

257
Q

Ghana’s first prime minister ___ Nkrumah (5)

A

KWAME

258
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Designed of a famed chair (5)

A

EAMES

259
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Brightest star in Lyra (4)

A

VEGA

260
Q

___ Lehnsherr (Magneto’s alias in “X-Men”) (4)

A

ERIK

261
Q

Buccaneer’s buddies (8)

A

HEARTIES

262
Q

Chemical formula for lye (4)

A

NAOH

263
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Jovian moon (6)

A

EUROPA

264
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“Li’l Abner” cartoonist (4)

A

CAPP

265
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South American city home to Tejada’s El Gato del Río (4)

A

CALI

266
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Lamarr whose early invention led to the development of GPS (4)

A

HEDY

267
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Animated dog with the last name Höek (3)

A

REN

268
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Region that lent its name to the oldest Greek architectural order (5)

A

DORIS

269
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___ chai, a.k.a. pink tea (4)

A

NOON

270
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___ Gagarin, first man in space (4)

A

YURI

271
Q

Needle-nosed fish (3)

A

GAR

272
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Hawaiian wood used for ukuleles (3)

A

KOA

273
Q

Japanese-Peruvian fusion chain (4)

A

NOBU

274
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Coastal African desert (5)

A

NAMIB

275
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Hindu teacher (5)

A

SWAMI

276
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Lower in status than before (8)

A

DECLASSE

277
Q

“Problem Areas” host Wyatt (5)

A

CENAC

278
Q

Man of many titles in “The Mikado” (7)

A

POOHBAH

279
Q

Drug slang in the name of an ‘80s one-hit wonder band (4)

A

DEXY

280
Q

Singer/songwriter Furman (4)

A

EZRA

281
Q

Heavy and fast metal subgenera (6)

A

THRASH

282
Q

Flag carrier for three European countries (3)

A

SAS

283
Q

Mandip Gill’s “Doctor Who” character, familiarly (3)

A

YAZ

284
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Skull and Bones members, e.g. (4)

A

ELIS

285
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“___-Bak” (martial arts franchise) (3)

A

ONG

286
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Strait between the British mainland and the Isle of Wight, with “the”

A

SOLENT

287
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“Garfield” cartoonist Jim (5)

A

DAVIS

288
Q

Group of kangaroos (3)

A

MOB

289
Q

Historic club with a rhyming name (4)

A

CBGB

290
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Turner of TV (3)

A

TED

291
Q

Alter ego of Megan Thee Stallion (8)

A

TINASNOW

292
Q

Abstract painter known for her use of grid patterns (11)

A

AGNESMARTIN

293
Q

Clay figure in Jewish folklore (5)

A

GOLEM

294
Q

Counselor on the Enterprise (4)

A

TROI

295
Q

Fury (6)

A

CHOLER

296
Q

Units of X-ray exposure (9)

A

ROENTGENS

297
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“SNL” alum Gasteyer (3)

A

ANA

298
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Manatee relative (6)

A

DUGONG

299
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Fish with a pointed snout (4)

A

PIKE

300
Q

Brazilian singer-songwriter Ramalho (4)

A

ELBA

301
Q

Suit type for Cab Calloway (4)

A

ZOOT

302
Q

Aunt, in Italian (3)

A

ZIA

303
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Businessman Emanuel (3)

A

ARI

304
Q

Founder of a Persian religion (9)

A

ZOROASTER

305
Q

Financially behind (9)

A

INARREARS

306
Q

Powerful auto engines (5)

A

HEMIS

307
Q

Carrie-Anne of “The Matrix” (4)

A

MOSS

308
Q

Percolate (5)

A

LEACH

309
Q

U.S.M.C. bigwig (3)

A

NCO

310
Q

Disgusting, slangily (5)

A

GRODY

311
Q

Aunt ___ of “Oklahoma!” (5)

A

ELLER

312
Q

Ancient continent that included present-day Siberia (7)

A

ARCTICA

313
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Bender (3)

A

JAG

314
Q

Ottava ___ (verse form) (4)

A

RIMA

315
Q

Dances in duple time (6)

A

GALOPS

316
Q

Lentil-based stew from India (6)

A

SAMBAR

317
Q

Jazz trombonist Dickenson (3)

A

VIC

318
Q

Filmmaker Aster (3)

A

ARI

319
Q

Surrealist James (5)

A

ENSOR

320
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“The Parent Trap” actress Maureen (5)

A

OHARA

321
Q

Actress Hinds of “9-1-1” (5)

A

AISHA

322
Q

Sandoval of “Vanderpump Rules” (3)

A

TOM

323
Q

Division of the Rockies featuring the resorts Alta, Park City, and Snowbird (7)

A

WASATCH

324
Q

Hamilton biographer Chernow (3)

A

RON

325
Q

“Three’s Company” co-star of Ritter and Somers (6)

A

DEWITT

326
Q

Shaving aisle choice (4)

A

ATRA

327
Q

Saint Philip ___, so-called “Second Apostle of Rome” (4)

A

NERI

328
Q

“The Tin Drum” protagonist (5)

A

OSKAR

329
Q

John, in Milan (6)

A

GIANNI

330
Q

Jamaican folk song about overnight labor (4)

A

DAYO

331
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Lover (10)

A

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