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September 25 2022 crossword
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Do some backup dancing?:
TWERK
Designation on some pronoun pins:
THEY
Rapper with the 2011 hit album "Ambition":
WALE
The before-times?:
EVES
Reel off:
RECITE
Auto hobbyist's project, maybe:
KITCAR
Things with wires, often:
BRAS
Airer of the crime drama "Luther":
BBC
Circulation unit:
READER
Draws:
ALLURES
Stands:
STOMACHS
Sweets:
BABE
Steps up to the plate:
BATS
John Legend's "___ Me":
ALLOF
___ Park, city west of Anaheim:
BUENA
Lifesaver, for short:
EMT
Musical whose name is an anagram of the members of a musical:
CATS
Pico de gallo ingredient:
CILANTRO
Leave slack-jawed:
AMAZE
Confuse:
THROW
Doesn't just increase:
SOARS
"Here, take this":
HAVEIT
Faint pattern:
TRACING
Hit hard:
BELT
Many a donor, for short:
ALUM
"You may disagree, but …," to a texter:
IMHO
*What's in your wallet:
ELECTRICALOUTLET
Occupy:
INHABIT
Weekend destination for an N.Y.C. getaway, maybe:
UPSTATE
Actress ___ Flynn Boyle:
LARA
Confidence-building mantra:
YESICAN
Burdens with:
DUMPSON
Trimmer:
RAZOR
Twitch, for instance:
REACT
Dash dial:
TACH
Stretches of time:
ERAS
*Press junket:
FAKENEWS
Fountain of youth?:
KEG
Country whose capital is named after an early U.S. president:
LIBERIA
Twitch problem:
LAG
"The very ___!":
IDEA
Power (up):
BOOT
Odd-numbered page, typically:
RECTO
Like the head of a badminton racket:
OVAL
Take in:
EAT
Buzzing about:
ADO
Bird watcher's org., once:
NBA
How you should "take me," in a phrase:
ASIAM
*Barbershop quartet:
SHAVINGCREAM
Modern reproductive tech inits.:
IVF
Some votes in the Bundestag:
NEINS
Spanish 101 verb:
ESTAR
Bitter:
ACRID
Major water source:
MAIN
*Rocket scientist:
GEOLOGIST
Tool chain:
LOWES
Missouri county on the Arkansas border:
OZARK
Moved fast:
TORE
Lines on which music is written:
STAVE
Opera whose title character is a singer:
TOSCA
Complete:
ATOZ
Hermanos de la madre:
TIOS
"Chandelier" singer, 2014:
SIA
Like Legolas in "The Lord of the Rings":
ELFIN
Suffix with bad, mad, sad and glad:
NESS
Muscle used in a pull-up, informally:
TRI
Word between "what" and "that":
WAS
Huff:
SNIT
R&B's India.___:
ARIE
Period in curling:
END
Profit:
NETGAIN
"Schitt's Creek" role for Sarah Levy:
TWYLA
Title play character who never shows up:
GODOT
*Security blankets:
USERNAMEANDPASSWORD
Open, as a gift:
UNBOX
Bias:
SLANT
Maker of the E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial video game:
ATARI
"What's up, ___?":
DOC
___ sci:
POLI
They're heard in a chorus:
AMENS
"Black Jeopardy!," for one:
SNLSKIT
Reasonable:
SANE
Apocalypse:
DOOM
Qantas hub, on luggage tags:
SYD
Org. that merged with the 41-Across in the 1970s:
ABA
Off-limits:
TABOO
Focus of many a law:
BAN
German chancellor Scholz:
OLAF
Sir Isaac Newton work on the fundamentals of light:
OPTICKS
Letters to ___ (rock group):
CLEO
"Let's begin our adventure!":
OFFWEGO
Cargo:
LOAD
Opera that aptly premiered in Egypt:
AIDA
Good name for an archaeologist?:
DOUG
Likely to offend, in brief:
NONPC
Idiot:
PEABRAIN
Grumps:
CRABS
Author Ellison:
RALPH
Excavated, with "out":
HOLLOWED
*A drop in the bucket:
INFLATION
Give for a time:
LOANOUT
Jennifer Affleck ___ Lopez:
NEE
*Ticketmaster:
EXTERMINATOR
It's bad overseas:
MAL
What the Beatles never did:
REUNITE
United hub, on luggage tags:
SFO
Expected:
DUE
League designation for the Durham Bulls and Salt Lake Bees:
AAA
Cut choice:
FILET
With 104-Down, playground fixture:
TEETER
Power:
WATTAGE
See 102-Down:
TOTTER
One of South Africa's official languages:
TSWANA
*Ballet movements:
DRIBBLES
Longtime Miami Heat great, to fans:
DWADE
Subleased:
RELET
Playground comeback:
IAMSO
Wood that sinks in water:
EBONY
"More or less":
SORTA
Game of who, what and where:
CLUE
Ancestor of Methuselah:
ENOS
Is grating:
WEARS
Start of a literary series:
BOOKONE
Green-lit:
OKED
Cottoned on (to):
GOTWISE
Zero ___:
INON
Tesla, for one:
SERB
Website with a Home Favorites page:
ETSY
___ mater:
ALMA
Has no plan B … or, when parsed differently, what each of the starred clues does vis-à-vis its answer?:
WORKSWITHOUTANET
Crumple (up):
WAD
QVC alternative:
HSN
Having South Asian roots:
DESI
Small table fare?:
ANTE
Summers on the Seine:
ETES
Chorus section:
TENORS
Global brand of men's dress shirts:
ETON
Pair:
DYAD
Laura of "Big Little Lies":
DERN
Consulted for feedback about:
RANBY
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