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Energize, as a crowd:
AMPUP
Cry in Cologne:
ACH
3-D medical scan:
MRI
Classic slow-cooked entree:
POTROAST
Hidden:
UNSEEN
Animals treated by (and rhyming with) vets:
PETS
2017 Disney movie about the Day of the Dead:
COCO
Special K or Oreo O's:
CEREAL
North America's only marsupial:
OPOSSUM
A.F.L.-___:
CIO
Clumsy sorts:
OAFS
Alternatives to Macs:
PCS
What a French fry comes from:
POTATO
"Relax!":
COOLIT
"Unbelievable!":
SHEESH
Old witch:
CRONE
Filter for nostalgic photos:
SEPIA
Kind of date on a food label:
SELLBY
"That's so interesting!":
OOH
Explodes in anger:
HITSTHEROOF
Source of pork:
HOG
"Little piggy":
TOE
Fixes, as a 22-Across:
RESOLES
Fixture in a post office or a doctor's office:
SCALE
Possess jointly:
COOWN
Cobbler's item:
SHOE
___ blocker (email account feature):
SPAM
Cheery greeting:
HIHO
Mirror material:
GLASS
Deal with:
SEETO
Redding who wrote "Respect":
OTIS
It can be grand or upright:
PIANO
Buck ___, first Black coach in Major League Baseball:
ONEIL
Tech for connecting wireless speakers:
BLUETOOTH
Screwdriver and saw:
TOOLS
Sighs of relief:
AHS
"No" vote:
NAY
Carrying weapons:
ARMED
Cat's cry:
MEOW
With 37-Across, native language:
MOTHER
"Se ___ español":
HABLA
See 35-Across:
TONGUE
"How about that?!":
GOFIGURE
___ Mountains, range from the Arctic Ocean to Kazakhstan:
URAL
Comfort:
EASE
"Je t'___" ("I love you," in France):
AIME
Pompous display:
EGOTRIP
Company that once mailed CDs containing free internet trials:
AOL
Prenatal procedures, for short:
AMNIOS
"… man ___ mouse?":
ORA
Chew on this!:
BUBBLEGUM
"Stop acting up!":
BEHAVE
Ideal world:
UTOPIA
Trade:
BARTER
Start of a Spanish count:
UNODOS
Sectionals and sleepers:
SOFAS
Worth remembering:
OFNOTE
And other authors: Abbr.:
ETAL
Summer known as the "Queen of Disco":
DONNA
1980s TV extraterrestrial:
ALF
Submit, as a tax return:
FILE
Jewish wedding dances:
HORAS
Trade:
SWAP
Working hard:
TOILING
Muslim leader:
IMAM
Abbr. in many urban addresses:
APT
What rumors are spread by … or a hint to the ends of 16-, 29-, 35-/37- and 45-Across:
WORDOFMOUTH
Poem of adoration:
ODE
___ for tat:
TIT
Possesses:
HAS
Compete (for):
VIE
Goodbye, in Guadalajara:
ADIOS
Upper heart chambers:
ATRIA
Place for a stud or a hoop:
EAR
Enlivens, with "up":
PEPS
Swim competitions:
MEETS
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