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Lecterns:
PODIA
Sci-fi weapons:
PHASERS
Symbol of strength:
OAKTREE
Stonehenge priests:
DRUIDS
McKellen who played Gandalf:
IAN
City south of Seminole, Okla.:
ADA
Some looping online animations:
GIFS
Singer with the 2012 #1 hit "Somebody That I Used to Know":
GOTYE
Apple desktop:
IMAC
New Year's Eve figure:
FATHERTIME
Mrs., abroad:
SRA
No. 2's:
VPS
Ad ___ tax:
VALOREM
Daring thing to wear with polka dots:
PLAID
___ Gabriel Mountains:
SAN
Canine supporters:
GUMS
Big gust:
GALE
Eponymous Israeli gun designer:
UZIGAL
Get by:
MANAGE
Refine:
SMELT
It's all an act:
CHARADE
What metathesiophobia is the fear of:
CHANGE
Kind of penguin:
EMPEROR
Actor Epps:
OMAR
"Abracadabra!":
ALAKAZAM
Splat preceder:
KER
"The Lion King":
HAKUNAMATATA
Out of whack:
ASKEW
Pool divider, or a further hint to 22-Across:
LANELINE
Wine often served with dessert:
ASTI
College department that might offer paid studies, informally:
PSYCH
"Who, me?":
MOI
Connoisseur:
MAVEN
Majestic:
REGAL
Get excited about crosswords, say, with "out":
NERD
Hockey feint:
DEKE
Capital of Qatar:
DOHA
Hallmark.com offerings:
ECARDS
Some salmon:
COHOS
Get old:
SENESCE
Bond, for one: Abbr.:
AGT
Fig. on a master's application:
GRESCORE
$100 bills, in slang:
CSPOTS
Geometry test directive:
PROVE
Study:
PERUSE
Maître's domain:
ECOLE
Turn over:
CEDE
Yiddish cries:
OYS
Suffix with legal:
ESE
"Jerry Maguire":
SHOWMETHEMONEY
José, Bengie and Yadier ___, catcher brothers with five World Series rings among them:
MOLINA
Redundant-sounding engine parts:
ORINGS
Box a bit:
SPAR
Like the 1-to-7 balls:
SOLID
Hunter in the night sky:
ORION
Feature of Chairman Mao's cap:
REDSTAR
Prepared for takeoff:
TAXIED
Stag:
ALONE
Actress Russo:
RENE
Reaction to a bad joke:
BOO
Like trampolines:
BOUNCY
They're often cross-bred with apricots:
PLUMS
___ ballerina:
PRIMA
Smart-alecky:
WISE
Got one's feet wet?:
WADED
American pale ___:
ALE
Bozo:
DOLT
Harry's wizarding foe:
DRACO
Get up:
ARISE
Never-before-seen:
ALLNEW
Judge's seat:
BANC
Candy heart message:
BEMINE
Neural conductor:
AXON
Suisse peaks:
ALPES
Carnival, say, or a further hint to 42-Across:
CRUISELINE
A fish ... or to cook it, in a way:
CHAR
Have nutritious foods:
EATWELL
Musical score marking, or a further hint to 101-Across:
LEDGERLINE
Pariahs:
LEPERS
Flinching, typically:
REFLEX
Full house, for one:
HAND
___ mater:
ALMA
Ideas spreading virally:
MEMES
Play up:
MAKEMUCHOF
Duel tool:
EPEE
Blue Devils' org.:
ACC
Hephaestus' forge is said to be under it:
ETNA
K-12:
ELHI
Uninspired:
VAPID
What "w" is in Welsh, at times:
VOWEL
Satiated:
FED
What I may turn into:
ROYALWE
Window fixtures, for short:
ACS
Coin at an arcade:
TOKEN
Get ready to drive:
TEEUP
"The Merry Drinker" painter:
HALS
Most cozy:
HOMIEST
"Preach!":
AMEN
"The Force Awakens":
CHEWIEWEREHOME
Publishers:
ISSUERS
___ Productions, company behind TV's "Dr. Phil":
HARPO
Traffic-monitoring org.:
FAA
Look onto the street, say:
FACEOUT
First family after the Garfields:
ARTHURS
Counsel:
ADVISE
Herb pronounced differently in the U.S. and U.K.:
BASIL
Endangered ape:
BONOBO
Opposed (to):
AVERSE
Appears:
SEEMS
Item with the words "Member Since":
AMEXCARD
Multicolored:
CALICO
White House extension?:
GOV
Choose:
GOFOR
George Takei's role on the U.S.S. Enterprise, in brief:
LTSULU
Jazz pianist McCoy ___:
TYNER
Small beam:
GRIN
Artist's base:
GESSO
When Macduff slays Macbeth:
ACTV
They're first in the draft:
ONEAS
Coolers in coolers:
ADES
Camera option, for short:
SLR
"Sure":
YUP
Brunch offering:
CREPE
Loafs around a deli?:
RYES
Where Samson slew the Philistines:
LEHI
F-150s or Thunderbirds, or a further hint to 76-Across:
FORDLINE
"___ had it!":
IVE
"The Dark Knight":
WHYSOSERIOUS
The U.S. joined it in 1917: Abbr.:
WWI
Quizzical utterances:
EHS
Fun, for short:
REC
Onlooker:
OBSERVER
Ills:
WOES
"Friday I'm in Love" band, 1992:
THECURE
Caviars:
ROES
Defib locales:
ERS
"In that case ...":
IFSO
Language in which the first four cardinal numbers are ane, twa, three and fower:
SCOTS
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