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Philbin's onetime morning co-host:
GIFFORD
Ones in a mess, informally:
GIS
Question: Abbr.:
INQ
Pot-au-___ (French stew):
FEU
Basis of the plot of "Gone Girl":
FRAMEUP
Like Corinthian columns:
ORNATE
Bacilli shapes:
RODS
Habiliments:
DRESS
Equality-promoting org.:
ACLU
Cobbler's tool:
AWL
Vineyard designation:
CRU
___ Cayes (Haitian port):
LES
Not related?:
UNTOLD
Those who believe everything has a spirit:
ANIMISTS
Gilbert who wrote "Love and Death on Long Island":
ADAIR
Rosetta Stone discovery site:
NILEDELTA
In a senseless way:
INANELY
Deranged, in slang:
MENTAL
Polish movie named Best Foreign Language Film of 2014:
IDA
Work out:
SOLVE
Henry VII's house:
TUDOR
Lee who co-created the Avengers:
STAN
Off base:
INERROR
Small songbird:
WREN
Patronized a restaurant:
DINEDOUT
Prodigality?:
SQUANDERLUST
Not an elective: Abbr.:
REQ
Emmy-winning actor on "The West Wing":
ALANALDA
Spinny pool shot:
MASSE
Direct (toward):
ORIENT
Flower colored by Aphrodite's blood, in myth:
REDROSE
Part of many German names:
VON
"Ready?" response:
IMSET
"You know who this is":
ITSME
"A Visit From St. Nicholas" poet:
MOORE
Ways out of embarrassing situations?:
SQUIRMHOLES
Hog seller?:
SQUEALERDEALER
Polished:
URBANE
It may have a ring to it:
EAR
Enero a diciembre:
ANO
Civil rights activist Guinier:
LANI
Chefs' hats:
TOQUES
Laker legend with a size 22 sneaker, informally:
SHAQ
Corp. budget item:
RANDD
1969 self-titled jazz album:
ELLA
Salad alternative:
SOUP
Trouble maker:
HASBRO
Something absolutely necessary:
AMUST
Fast-paced two-player card game:
SPIT
Depend (on):
RELY
Munchies, say:
EATS
Letters of warning on internet sites:
NSFW
Enumerations of things to be sat on?:
SQUISHLISTS
Is plenty angry:
FUMES
Song words before "the World" and "the Champions":
WEARE
Radiologist's tool, for short:
MRI
Cigar City, so-called on account of a former major industry:
TAMPA
Like pre-1917 Russia:
TSARIST
A part of Life?:
OAT
Irritate:
PIQUE
Green shells:
PEAPODS
Suffix with market:
EER
Mr. Magoo biopic?:
SQUINTERSTALE
Animal with a flexible snout:
TAPIR
Early title for Julius Caesar:
EDILE
Brightest star in Orion:
RIGEL
Apollo 11's Eagle, for short:
LEM
Actress Thurman:
UMA
N.Y.C. subway letters:
MTA
What Lionel Messi wears:
TEN
High school sweethearts:
STEADIES
"___ said ...":
EASIER
Brazil's ___ Bernardo do Campo:
SAO
Birthplace of Emily Dickinson:
AMHERST
Choreographer Ailey:
ALVIN
2016 film set in Polynesia:
MOANA
Et ___ (footnote abbr.):
SEQ
Sloppy sort:
PIG
Roadblock:
IMPASSE
Document certifiers, for short:
INITS
Canadian coin, informally:
LOONIE
Like rebate coupons, typically:
MAILEDIN
Countenance:
MIEN
Sorting category on iTunes:
ARTISTS
Vacuum tube component:
DYNODE
Cousin of a spoonbill:
IBIS
"How cool!":
OOH
Actor Kilmer:
VAL
Cuckoo or dodo?:
SQUIRRELYBIRD
Alleged psychic exposed by the Amazing Randi:
URIGELLER
Co-authors Margret and H. A.:
REYS
Locale for a flock:
LEA
Theatricalize:
EMOTE
Lhasa ___ (dogs):
APSOS
Nonreactive:
INERT
"Old World Style" pasta sauce brand:
RAGU
Abbr. in a military title:
RET
Dark times, informally:
NITES
Trickster:
IMP
Mariner's org.:
NASA
Small:
MINI
Glacial deposit:
MORAINE
Resembling down:
FLOSSY
Opposition:
FOE
Easy question:
LOB
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TSOS
"I dare you to do better!":
TOPTHAT
Buccaneer's quaff:
GROG
Snitched on, with "out":
RATTED
Was on a crowded bus, say:
STOOD
Lucy's place, in a Beatles song:
THESKY
Soprano Renata:
SCOTTO
"Impossible!":
CANTBE
Prepares cube steak?:
SQUARESTHEBEEF
Leash, e.g.:
STRAP
Line (up):
QUEUE
Ones on the outsides of brackets:
SEEDS
"Yuck!":
EWW
Forgeries:
FAKES
Altar sites:
APSES
A/C stat:
BTU
Pot growers?:
BETS
Gay who wrote "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold":
TALESE
"I ___ talking to you!":
WASNT
Kind of vaccine:
SALK
The "E" of E.D.:
ERECTILE
Cardboard container: Abbr.:
CTN
All-day gripe sessions?:
SQUAWKATHONS
"___ pasa?":
QUE
Decorative garden item:
URN
Source of much of Google's income:
ADS
Fictional creature made from heat and slime:
ORC
Unspecified degree:
NTH
___ milk:
SOY
Like a rope in tug of war:
TAUTENED
Northern Iraqi:
KURD
Alter ego on "The Simpsons":
ELBARTO
Tightwads' opposites:
SPENDERS
Hungers:
YENS
Questionable:
SKETCHY
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