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Picnic annoyance:
BUGBITE
Cake with rum:
BABA
Hovering craft:
UFOS
Understand:
GROK
Industry, for short:
BIZ
Treat on a stick:
ICEPOP
Stuns, in a way:
TASES
Intruded (on):
ENCROACHED
Cold quarters:
IGLOO
Watson's company:
IBM
Cavity filler:
GROUT
Be a witness:
LOOKON
Exude:
OOZEOUT
Loving verse?:
ODE
Racetrack informant:
TIPSTER
Some pageant wear:
TIARAS
Brought charges against:
IMPEACHED
Daddy:
PAPA
Criticize severely:
SLAM
Part of a makeshift swing:
TIRE
___ after:
EVER
Depend:
RELY
Like okapis and giraffes:
AFRICAN
Sit pensively:
BROOD
Cry from a survivor:
IMALIVE
Conversation over a few whiskeys?:
BOOZESCHMOOZE
"Just pretend I'm right":
HUMORME
Wear:
APPAREL
Pose:
ASK
Mario Vargas Llosa's country:
PERU
Strummed instrument, for short:
UKE
Where butter and cheese are produced:
CREAMERY
Singer of high notes:
CASTRATO
___ buddies:
BOSOM
Scottish accents:
BURRS
Moreover:
TOO
Org. for drivers:
AAA
Return to base:
TAGUP
Dusted off, say:
TIDY
James who won a posthumous Pulitzer:
AGEE
Says, informally:
GOES
2015 Verizon purchase:
AOL
"When the Levees Broke" director:
LEE
Filth covering pecans and such?:
NUTSSCHMUTZ
High ___:
TEA
Publisher in a robe, familiarly:
HEF
Algonquian Indians:
MIAMIS
Open, as a bottle:
UNCORK
Prince and others:
TITLES
Some drink garnishes:
ZESTS
Borodin opera prince:
IGOR
Fasten, in a way, with "in":
SCREW
Fish whose name sounds like the past tense of 46-Across?:
SCROD
Greets silently:
WAVESHI
Asian holiday:
TET
Tush:
HEINIE
Venison spread?:
DEERSCHMEAR
Begets:
SIRES
Take back:
RESCIND
Relics, to Brits:
ARTEFACTS
3-3, e.g.:
TIE
"You betcha!":
YESSIREE
Very beginning?:
VEE
Site of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World:
EPHESUS
Give a leg up ... or a hand:
AID
Lose one's coat:
MOLT
Casting need:
ROD
Notwithstanding:
DESPITE
Professional fixer, for short:
DOC
Uses Gchat, e.g.:
IMS
Brings on:
HIRES
Scornful sound:
HUMPH
Sprayed in the face:
MACED
H. G. Wells villain:
MOREAU
Four-time Australian Open winner:
AGASSI
Picasso, e.g.:
CUBIST
Hardly a dolt?:
NOSCHMO
Recent arrival:
NEWCOMER
Powerful scents:
MUSKS
Personalized music gift:
MIXCD
Made-up:
BOGUS
Backyard shindig, informally:
BARBQ
Virus fighters:
TECHIES
Perfect score, or half of a score:
TEN
Director Wenders:
WIM
Smart remarks:
WISECRACKS
Unnamed character in Camus's "The Stranger":
ARAB
Ground cover?:
DEW
Zooey of Fox's "New Girl":
DESCHANEL
Connections:
INS
Buds come in them:
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Long, narrow pieces of luggage:
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Modify:
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Where Hemingway wrote "The Old Man and the Sea":
CUBA
Old Chrysler:
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SKYE
Office's counterpart:
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Parties:
DOS
Pastor role in "There Will Be Blood":
ELI
Avoid a jerk?:
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Keeper of the books, for short:
CPA
Mozart's Don Alfonso and Leporello:
BASSOS
Shout with an accent:
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Japanese appetizer:
EDAMAME
Gathered intelligence (on):
SPIED
It has lots on the internet:
EBAY
Break up with an "unbreakable" Ellie Kemper character?:
QUITSCHMIDT
Lifts:
HOISTS
Everything:
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"Black-ish" network:
ABC
Part of a kit:
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Appear that way:
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It may be found next to a spade:
HOE
Sashimi option:
AHI
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INTRO
Ready for battle:
ARMED
"... I'll eat ___!":
MYHAT
DNA building block:
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Order (around):
BOSS
May or Bee:
AUNT
Prevent from clumping, say:
STIR
In conclusion:
ERGO
Sway:
PULL
Restroom sign:
MEN
"What's Going On" singer, 1971:
GAYE
Tampa Bay N.F.L.'er:
BUC
Random data point:
BLIP
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UTNE
Powerful politico:
CZAR
Beats in the race:
OUTRUNS
Puts a stop to sentimentality?:
HALTSSCHMALTZ
With 112-Down, coupled:
HAD
See 111-Down:
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"Collage With Squares Arranged According to the Laws of Chance" artist:
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Term for a word that isn't in the dictionary, but maybe should be:
SNIGLET
Subject of una serenata:
AMORE
Subject of the 2006 documentary "When the Levees Broke":
KATRINA
Promenades:
STROLLS
Rehab program:
DETOX
Plug:
STOPPER
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