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Bit of a Bollywood soundtrack:
RAGA
Go gaga:
RAVE
Not quite closed:
AJAR
Bunch of friends:
GANG
Truisms:
AXIOMS
Hawaiian giveaway:
LEI
___-di-dah:
LAH
QB Manning:
ELI
Arabic for "son of":
IBN
Home of van Gogh's "The Starry Night," informally:
MOMA
Advertising icon who wears a single earring:
MRCLEAN
Missouri River native:
OTOE
Hurt badly:
MAIM
Latin years:
ANNI
Walgreens competitor:
RITEAID
Output of N.W.A or DMX:
RAPSONGS
"This ___ test":
ISA
Herbs related to mints:
THYMES
English lengths:
ETRES
Baseball's Hank:
ARON
Physicist Bohr:
IELS
Crème ___ crème:
DELA
Greek warrior of myth:
AJAX
Person from Calgary or Edmonton:
ALBERTAN
They can be inflated or shattered:
EGOS
Source of material for a baseball bat:
ASHTREE
Magic trick performed at 78-Down:
VANISHINGCOIN
Lesley of "60 Minutes":
STAHL
Company accountant's responsibility:
PAYROLL
Concern for wheat farmers:
ERGOT
Nickname for an Oxford university:
OLEMISS
Manipulative type:
SVENGALI
Puzzle-loving group:
MENSA
Sugar found in beer:
MALTOSE
Lane in Metropolis:
LOIS
12:50:
TENTOONE
Schindler of "Schindler's List":
OSKAR
Mouselike rodents:
VOLES
Officers below capts.:
LTS
Sometimes-stinky pair:
GYMSHOES
Relief carving:
GLYPH
Shout of pain:
YOWEE
Talkative birds:
MACAWS
Adds to:
AUGMENTS
"Yuk!":
UGH
Relative of pop?:
GRANDDAD
Place from which to withdraw deposits:
MINE
Agcy. that cares what airs:
FCC
Long tooth:
FANG
Give as an example:
CITE
Wearing, with "in":
CLAD
Mauna ___:
LOA
Magic trick performed at 119-Across and 104-Down:
LINKINGRINGS
Prefix with structure:
INFRA
Burden for Jack and Jill:
PAIL
Décor of many dens:
PANELING
Female org. since the 1850s:
YWCA
Onetime honor for cable TV shows:
ACEAWARD
Lee of Marvel Comics:
STAN
Pals around (with):
HANGS
Coca-Cola brand:
FANTA
Mozart title character:
FIGARO
___ duck (Chinese entree):
PEACE
Part of P.E.I.:
EDWARD
"Carmina Burana" composer Carl:
ORFF
Some dental work:
FILLINGS
Grant-making org.:
NEA
Like most doors:
HINGED
Titter:
HEHE
Followed closely, as a set of rules:
HEWEDTO
South American monkey:
TITI
Zest source:
RIND
Old war zone, briefly:
NAM
Feudal vassal:
LIEGE
Tangled up:
INASNARL
Magic trick performed at 123- and 124-Across:
SAWINGALADYINHALF
Ill-defined situation:
GRAYAREA
Offspring:
YOUNG
Front:
FACADE
Word repeated before "everywhere":
WATER
Online "Very funny!":
LMAO
Basic gymnastics flips:
AERIALS
Director of 1957's "12 Angry Men":
LUMET
Looks like:
SEEMS
Comic Aziz of "Master of None":
ANSARI
Name on some boxes of film:
AGFA
Neophyte, informally:
NOOB
Provide part of a coverage policy for:
SURE
"Is that true about me?":
AMI
___-pedi:
MANI
Movies with big budgets and no audience:
DUDS
"Mirabile ___!" ("Wonderful to state!"):
DICTU
At the proper moment:
ONCUE
Simple percussion instrument:
GOURD
Greenish-blue hues:
CYANS
Reproves:
CHASTENS
Dweller in a virtual "City":
SIM
Musical based on Fellini's "8 1/2":
NINE
Great Lakes city:
ERIE
Ready to take part:
GAME
Escape maker:
FORD
Magic trick performed at 55-Across:
CHANGINGCARD
Greek X:
CHI
J.Crew competitor:
NAUTICA
New York archbishop Timothy:
DOLAN
Blue, on some maps: Abbr.:
DEM
Onetime White House nickname:
ABE
Apt anagram of IS A CHARM:
CHARISMA
Furs from rabbits:
CONIES
Eight-line poems:
TRIOLETS
Got a move on, with "it":
LEGGED
Hullabaloo:
NOISE
"I would ___ surprised":
NOTBE
Four-string instrument:
UKULELE
Stand-up comic Williams:
KATT
Kind of jar:
MASON
Like the Spanish nouns "gato" (cat) and "perro" (dog): Abbr.:
MASC
Literary collection: Abbr.:
ANTH
Vaccine holder:
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Crisp fabric:
TAFFETA
Run away:
FLEE
Tumbled:
FELL
Stuntman Knievel:
EVEL
Tequila source:
AGAVE
The New World: Abbr.:
AMER
Be inconsistent:
VARY
Book of Mormon book:
ENOS
"Whenever you want":
ANYTIME
Fannie or Ginnie follower:
MAE
Magic trick performed at 15-, 16- and 17-Down:
LEVITATINGMAN
Suffix with dull:
ARD
Small dog:
TOY
Entrances:
INS
Skinny sort:
STRINGBEAN
Hydrogen has one:
ELECTRON
Architect Saarinen:
EERO
Swiss and others:
CHEESES
First name in jazz:
ELLA
Bad: Prefix:
DYS
Prohibitionists:
DRYS
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