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What can fall off a shelf:
ICEBERG
Online exchange, in brief:
IMS
Animal feared by an ailurophobe:
CAT
"What's your ___?" (question to a guest en route):
ETA
Recycling container:
BIN
Michael who wrote "The Neverending Story":
ENDE
Restricts, with "in":
REINS
Washing machine setting:
GENTLE
Host of MSNBC's "PoliticsNation" beginning in 2011:
SHARPTON
Windshield clearer:
SCRAPER
Certain earring:
HOOP
Singer Tori:
AMOS
"What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" band:
REM
Call of the wild?:
PHONESEX
One trading dollars for quarters:
TENANT
Paris suburb:
ORLY
French marshal in the Napoleonic Wars:
NEY
Be profane:
CUSS
Camila with the 2018 #1 hit "Havana":
CABELLO
Employ with regularity:
USEALOT
Bird also known as a little auk:
SEADOVE
Scattered (about):
STREWED
Something never seen at night:
MATINEE
Beckoning words:
COMEHERE
For ___ amount of time:
ASET
Nobody but the guy gettin' married on his feet?:
STANDINGROOMONLY
Blue Muppet with a pink nose:
GROVER
Put up with:
BEAR
Captures:
ENTRAPS
House vote:
NAY
Gettysburg general George:
MEADE
Obsidian, once:
MAGMA
Like screwball comedies:
ZANY
Aquarium creature with black-and-white stripes:
ZEBRAFISH
Capital in the South Pacific:
APIASAMOA
Teasing words when someone starts listing the digits of pi, say:
NERDALERT
Mythical creature seen on old Bhutanese stamps:
YETI
Pig food:
SLOP
Gish ___, novelist of "The Resisters" and "Typical American":
JEN
Rock's Joplin:
JANIS
Sickly-looking:
SALLOW
Hägar the Horrible's dog:
SNERT
Olympic equipment weighing less than 770 grams each:
EPEES
Sure winners:
SHOOINS
Winter item you'll be wearin' for years?:
EVERLASTINGLOVE
Cross-country camping expedition, maybe:
RVTRIP
Treat as a bed:
LIEON
Hit the nail on the head, e.g.:
IDIOM
Statistic tracked at census.gov/popclock:
BIRTHS
Meager:
SCANT
"Mixed Marriage" playwright St. John Greer ___:
ERVINE
Reduced in rank:
DEMOTED
Receiver of an all-points bulletin:
RADIOCAR
Pope Francis' homeland: Abbr.:
ARG
Longtime Yankees first baseman Mark:
TEIXEIRA
Modern library borrowing:
EBOOK
Simile's center:
ASA
Row:
OAR
God who becomes a goddess when an "r" is removed:
EROS
Bring in:
EARN
Spam sender:
BOT
James of "The Godfather":
CAAN
Longtime media columnist David:
CARR
Mate's reply:
AYEAYESIR
Basketball Hall-of-Famer who was the first woman to sign an N.B.A. contract:
ANNMEYERS
Single-serving coffee brand:
NESPRESSO
Danger when walkin' in a silo?:
FALLINGRAIN
Landlocked Asian country:
LAOS
___ Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet Union:
RAISA
One who delivers:
MOM
His tombstone reads "Workers of all lands unite":
MARX
Mansfield of old Hollywood:
JAYNE
Moves like Jell-O:
JIGGLES
"Er, uh, that is ...":
IMEANT
Dada pioneer:
ARP
___ Paulo:
SAO
Told:
SAIDTO
Rock singers?:
SIRENS
Hiccups:
SNAGS
Hedge fund titan nicknamed "The Palindrome":
SOROS
"Sorry, am ___ your way?":
IIN
Coming-out announcement:
IMGAY
Drivin' around the lot with pop-pop?:
PARKINGRAMP
Buttinsky:
PRIER
Certain nest egg, for short:
IRA
Overhead expenses?:
HATS
Private Twitter transmissions, for short:
DMS
Blue-and-white earthenware pottery:
DELFT
"Absofruitalicious" cereal, in ads:
TRIX
Dramatic ballroom dance:
TANGO
Sponge alternative:
RAG
Slangy possessive:
YER
What a pro bono lawyer provides:
LEGALAID
Two-time Best Actress winner Rainer:
LUISE
Eva of "Desperate Housewives":
LONGORIA
Very observant person:
EAGLEEYE
Ho-hum feelings:
ENNUIS
Opposite of exo-:
ENTO
Shoulder blade:
SCAPULA
Soft and wet:
SQUISHY
___ oxide (red compound):
CUPROUS
Egg carton spec:
AALARGE
Special dinner order:
PLATTER
Pickup truck capacity, maybe:
ONETON
Boo-boos:
OUCHIES
Detects:
SENSES
Sayin' "Look, here's the thing about dry land ..."?:
QUALIFYINGROUND
Home past curfew:
INLATE
Like the Met Gala:
DRESSY
To-dos:
STIRS
Batting ninth:
UPLAST
The Children's Defense Fund, e.g., in brief:
NGO
Medical breakthrough:
CURE
Online notice for a party:
EVITE
"Ish":
ORSO
Boiling mad:
IRATE
West Bank grp.:
PLO
Phnom ___, Cambodia:
PENH
Realize:
ACHIEVE
"___ to tyrants, and my country's friend" (words of Cato in "Julius Caesar"):
AFOE
Naval officer: Abbr.:
CMDR
Grandson of Eve:
ENOS
Kind:
SORT
What was causin' the doctor to check for joint pain?:
FEAROFMISSINGOUT
Budgetary excess:
FAT
Make a decision:
OPT
"There but for the grace of God ___":
GOI
Intel missions:
OPS
Western native:
UTE
About one inch of a foot:
TOE
Very consequential:
HUGE
The North Pole vis-à-vis the South Pole, e.g.:
ANTIPODE
Go as low as:
STOOPTO
French/Belgian river:
YSER
Apollo and others:
THEATERS
"Understood":
YESISEE
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