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Weary:
SPENT
Sunscreen option:
SPRAY
Good quality in a model:
POISE
Puckish:
ELFIN
Lion in "The Lion King":
NALA
Spy's attire, stereotypically:
TRENCHCOAT
Flaky stuff:
MICA
Like Robinson Crusoe:
MAROONED
Desktop sight:
ICON
Hard shoes to run in:
CLOGS
Often-doubled cry at a play:
AUTHOR
Deal watcher, informally:
NARC
"Sure thing!," jocularly:
NOPROBLEMO
Shakespeare's stream:
AVON
Former Haitian president Préval:
RENE
Loan shark, for one:
CREDITOR
Like most grapes:
OVATE
Starts:
ONSETS
The Wildcats of the Big East Conference:
VILLANOVA
Feverish fit:
AGUE
Base ___:
TEN
Animal on Michigan's flag:
ELK
___ bear:
POLAR
"Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself" sloganeer, briefly:
ACLU
Finished:
OVER
British politician Farage:
NIGEL
Rummage (through):
RIFLE
Rummage (through):
ROOT
Southern bread:
PONE
Crept furtively:
SLUNK
Tree-damaging pest accidentally introduced to the U.S. in 1996:
ASIANLONGHORNEDBEETLE
Be apprised (of):
LEARN
Where Sanyo and Panasonic are headquartered:
OSAKA
Slugs:
BELTS
Ache:
YEN
One likely to have lots of perks:
CEO
Neither good nor bad:
SOSO
"Casablanca" woman:
ILSA
"Olé! Olé! Olé!," for one:
CHANT
Beat handily:
CREAM
Many a character on "The Big Bang Theory":
TREKKIE
Eddie with the #1 country hit "Every Which Way but Loose":
RABBITT
Science class, informally:
BIO
Personal commitment?:
IDO
The "doll" in Ibsen's "A Doll's House":
NORA
Birthstone after sapphire:
OPAL
Game played on a map:
RISK
Does something:
ACTS
Southwest tourist destination:
FOURCORNERS
Observes Ramadan:
FASTS
Else:
OTHER
Manual's audience:
USERS
Cunning sort:
SLYFOX
Having a variegated, changing pattern:
KALEIDOSCOPIC
Lift things?:
CABLES
Lost:
ATSEA
Tech company founder Michael:
DELL
Minnesota's state bird:
LOON
Tie up:
MOOR
Matey's cry:
AVAST
Sword go-with:
SHEATH
Tennis great Tommy:
HAAS
Residence of the Japanese imperial family for more than 1,000 years:
KYOTO
Bricklaying or pipefitting:
TRADE
Baseball no-nos:
BALKS
Life is a bad one:
TERM
Request:
ASKFOR
GPS display: Abbr.:
STS
Outdoor game for the very young:
TBALL
___ acid (wine component):
TANNIC
Brenda's twin on "Beverly Hills 90210":
BRANDON
German digit:
ACHT
Video game count:
LIVES
Yearbook sect.:
SRS
Constitution holder:
NATIONALARCHIVES
Adjoining:
NEXTTO
Fertile soil:
LOAM
Some notebooks, in brief:
PCS
___ Games:
PANAM
Island south of the Cyclades:
CRETE
Commemorative meal with wine:
SEDER
Second-largest city in Vermont:
ESSEX
Give:
DONATE
Give a damn:
CARE
Round up:
CORRAL
Rehab procedure:
DETOX
Frisbee, e.g.:
DISC
Singer heard in the first "Lord of the Rings" movie:
ENYA
Work day by day, say:
TEMP
Bush and Gore, in 2000:
OPPONENTS
Singer Rimes:
LEANN
Do House work:
LEGISLATE
High:
STONED
Relaxed:
TOOKITEASY
Ham-handed:
INEPT
Swiss river to the Rhine:
AARE
Formerly:
ATONETIME
Vodka or gin: Abbr.:
ALC
Codswallop:
ROT
Skirt option:
MIDI
Petroleum byproduct used to make synthetic rubber:
ISOPRENE
Hold forth:
ORATE
MCAT subject:
SYMPTOMATOLOGY
Violet shade:
MAUVE
Join together:
YOKE
"Seinfeld" character:
COSMOKRAMER
Like some points:
MOOT
Don:
CAPO
Salve:
UNCTION
Leaf producer:
NISSAN
Dieter's salad order request:
NOOIL
Church area:
NAVE
Texas A&M athlete:
AGGIE
Pair on a slope:
SKIS
Former SeaWorld performer:
SHAMU
Kitty:
POT
Gatekeeping org.?:
TSA
___ wave:
TIDAL
Traffic headache:
SNARL
Dancer de Mille:
AGNES
Canful in a cupboard ... or a hint to parts of six answers in this puzzle:
VEGETABLESHORTENING
November imperative:
VOTE
They can be brown or blonde:
ALES
Ta-tas:
BYES
Gave one's blessing to:
OKED
"Well done!":
NICE
___ friends:
AMONG
Give it ___:
AGO
Surround, as fans might an idol:
MOB
Three-time N.H.L. All-Star Kovalchuk:
ILYA
Rice-based drink:
SAKE
Actor Quinn:
AIDAN
Big name in organized crime, once:
GOTTI
Come together:
MEET
"You said it!":
AMEN
Alarm:
SCARE
Like those who really have guts?:
OBESE
Latin 101 verb:
ESSE
Titian's "Venus of Urbino," e.g.:
NUDE
Cheerleaders' practice:
YELLS
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