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They come with bouquets:
WINES
Eastern cicada killers, e.g.:
WASPS
Suggestions:
INPUT
"... said ___ ever":
NOONE
School:
EDUCATE
Resolves out of court:
SETTLES
Away:
NOTIN
Org. that flew a helicopter on Mars in 2021:
NASA
Fail to mention:
OMIT
Information, old-style:
TIDINGS
Rounded quarters:
IGLOOS
Without stopping:
NOEND
"___ put our heads together ...":
IFWE
How Alaska ranks first among the states:
INAREA
It's often left on the table:
FORK
What "vey" of "Oy, vey!" translates to:
WOE
___ Games, company behind Fortnite:
EPIC
Singer/drummer Collins:
PHIL
Rey, to Luke Skywalker:
PROTEGE
Sword handles:
HILTS
"Einstein," sarcastically:
IDIOT
Puts pressure (on):
LEANS
Cell component:
ANODE
Pal, in Peru:
AMIGO
Put one's nose where it doesn't belong:
SNOOP
What can make men swear from menswear?:
SPACEBAR
Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.:
RIDE
One arm held up with bent elbow and wrist, in a children's song:
SPOUT
Move obliquely:
SIDLE
Phenomenon such as the tendency to see human forms in inanimate objects:
PAREIDOLIA
"___ pass Go ...":
DONOT
Any of the groupings of circled letters in this puzzle:
PUNCTUATIONMARK
Leading medal winner at the Tokyo Olympics:
USA
Forman who directed "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest":
MILOS
Gin product:
COTTON
Incredible bargains:
STEALS
"Sorry, Charlie!":
NODICE
Fits together:
NESTS
Savory Chinese snacks:
TEAEGGS
Farm refrain:
EIEIO
Weight of a paper clip, roughly:
GRAM
Jump over:
LEAPFROG
Ancient: Prefix:
PALEO
Soul-seller of legend:
FAUST
Half-baked?:
RARE
Smoking and swearing, e.g.:
VICES
Duck and goose, at times:
VERBS
"See ya":
IMOUT
Group dance popularized in the U.S. by Desi Arnaz:
CONGALINE
They await your return, in brief:
IRS
Have a good cry:
SOB
77-Down is on the most collected one in U.S. history:
STAMP
Syracuse Mets and Worcester Red Sox, for two:
AAATEAMS
Epiphany:
AHAMOMENT
Voice actor Blanc:
MEL
Show with over 1,000 handwritten cue cards each week, for short:
SNL
"Music's most maligned genre," per critic Tom Connick:
EMO
Word with level or lion:
SEA
City hazard:
SMOG
"Everything happened so fast!":
ITSABLUR
"My word!":
ISAY
Pol in the "I am once again asking ..." meme:
BERNIE
Farm female:
HEN
"___ Gone Wrong" (2021 film):
RONS
City whose police cars are adorned with a witch logo:
SALEM
Brunch beverage:
MIMOSA
Card game with a PG-rated name:
OHHELL
One of the brothers on "Malcolm in the Middle":
REESE
Room in Clue:
HALL
Boring:
HOHUM
Cause of undue anxiety:
BUGABOO
Purse:
BAG
It may be smoked:
HAM
Hogwash:
ROT
Munch, in modern slang:
NOM
High degree:
NTH
"___ 17" (W.W. II film):
STALAG
One of two in a jack-o'-lantern?:
HYPHEN
Not at all popular:
HATED
Messes up:
ERRS
Where charity begins, in a phrase:
ATHOME
x, y and z:
AXES
Chaotic skirmish:
MELEE
Fragrant compound:
ESTER
Table part:
LEG
Title for Tussaud: Abbr.:
MME
Saturn has more than 80 of them:
MOONS
Golf course machine:
MOWER
"Midsommar" director Aster:
ARI
Digs up:
EXHUMES
He performed 636 consecutive sold-out shows in Vegas from 1969 to '76:
ELVIS
Carpenter's wedge:
SHIM
Burn prevention meas.:
SPF
The future Henry V, to Falstaff:
HAL
Does gentle stretching post-exercise, with "down":
COOLS
Fight tooth and nail:
CLAW
One who consumes a ritual meal to absolve the souls of the dead:
SINEATER
Amp knob:
TREBLE
Bits on book jackets:
BIOS
Die like the Wicked Witch of the West:
MELT
Give zero stars:
PAN
Ne'er-do-wells:
LOWLIFES
Roc-A-___ Records:
FELLA
E.R. inserts:
IVS
By birth:
NEE
Plant said to repel bugs:
FLEABANE
Part of U.C.L.A.:
ANGELES
Fashion designer Geoffrey:
BEENE
___ Ryerson, insurance salesman in "Groundhog Day":
NED
French pronoun:
MOI
It may run from an emotional situation:
MASCARA
Quarter ___ (when the big hand is at three):
AFTER
[Mwah!]:
AIRKISS
Departed by plane:
FLEWOUT
No-longer-current source for current events:
NEWSREEL
Green vehicle:
ECOCAR
Hot, mulled punch traditionally drunk around Christmas:
WASSAIL
Frank:
WIENER
Duke's org.:
ACC
Bacteria destroyer:
PHAGE
Pasta topper:
PESTO
Like the dog days of summer:
HUMID
Acrobatic:
AGILE
French port on the English Channel:
CALAIS
Make restitution:
ATONE
Like the Minotaur legend:
CRETAN
Faint color:
TINGE
"Take me ___":
ASIAM
Approaches:
NEARS
University of Oregon site:
EUGENE
Where the lacrimal glands can be found:
EYES
How to see the image formed by this puzzle's circled letters:
ROTATECLOCKWISE
Pasta topper:
RAGU
Pump some weights:
LIFT
Not exactly:
ORSO
What's formed by the circled letters in this puzzle:
SMILEYFACE
Vaccine-approving agcy.:
FDA
"We're live!" studio sign:
ONAIR
Ancient land in Asia Minor:
IONIA
Domino, e.g.:
TILE
Martinez with a statue outside the Seattle Mariners' stadium:
EDGAR
Makes less powerful, in video game slang:
NERFS
Domino, e.g.:
SUGAR
"To ..." things:
ODES
Dino's tail?:
SAUR
Muse of love poetry:
ERATO
Arises (from):
STEMS
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