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"Cease!," on the seas:
AVAST
Kick in:
ADD
Struggle:
VIE
Ambitiously sought:
ASPIREDTO
Noninvasive medical procedures:
SCANS
Flashlight : U.S. :: ___ : U.K.:
TORCH
"What nonsense!":
BAH
Consequential:
BIG
Addis ___:
ABABA
Lookout point:
HILLTOP
Walk on the edge?:
CURB
"You Send Me" singer, 1957:
COOKE
Coffee holder:
URN
Works on as a cobbler might:
RESOLES
Libertarian pundit Neal:
BOORTZ
Luminary:
NAME
Head honcho:
NUMEROUNO
It may end on a high note:
ARIA
D.C.'s National ___:
MALL
Chicago-based fraternal order:
ELKS
Clubs with strobes:
DISCOS
Mezzanine access:
STAIRS
Hieroglyphic bird:
IBIS
They hang around the rain forest:
SLOTHS
___ O's (chocolaty cereal brand):
OREO
Asian territory in the game Risk:
URAL
Roll out:
DEPART
Sailing vessels that Cap'n Crunch might commandeer?:
GALLEONSOFMILK
Return from a trip to the Alps?:
ECHO
Pharma watchdog:
FDA
Cuzco builders:
INCAS
Surveillance aid:
SPYCAM
Tetris piece:
BLOCK
Testing times:
ORDEALS
Heavily armored vessels getting married?:
WARSHIPSATTHEALTAR
Coat in a cote:
WOOL
Fire:
ARDOR
Longtime retailer hurt by Amazon:
SEARS
Coverage provider?:
APPAREL
Smelter input:
ORE
Whiskey distiller's supply:
RYE
"The plot thickens!":
OHO
Candy in collectible containers:
PEZ
Mideast monarchy:
OMAN
Femme's title:
MADAME
Choice for an online gamer:
AVATAR
Star of "Kinsey," 2004:
NEESON
Numbers on right-hand pages:
ODDS
Is downright terrible:
SUCKS
Resells ruthlessly:
SCALPS
Actress Téa:
LEONI
Speaker on a car's dash:
GPS
Beauty:
GEM
Polished:
SUAVE
Under goer?:
SUB
Fruit mentioned in the "Odyssey":
LOTUS
Biathletes do it:
SKI
Equal:
ARE
Actor Stephen:
REA
Uncreative creation:
REHASH
Split, e.g.:
SUNDAE
Forming spiral patterns:
SWIRLY
Kids' game in which small vessels attack each other?:
ROCKEMSOCKEMROWBOATS
Holy Week follower:
EASTER
___ State (Alabama's nickname):
COTTON
Measure of purity:
KARAT
Cheer with an accent:
OLE
Rio maker:
KIA
Flood survivor:
NOAH
___ Gold, chief of staff on "The Good Wife":
ELI
Often-quoted chairman:
MAO
A large amount:
GOBS
"___: A Love Story" (1998 George Burns book):
GRACIE
Like soubise sauce:
ONIONY
Coat of arms element:
BANNER
Fishing vessel that can pull only half a net behind it?:
SEMITRAWLER
Flock female:
EWE
Vogue or Elle:
MONTHLY
Ehrich ___ a.k.a. Houdini:
WEISS
Bruce of "The Hateful Eight":
DERN
Chops up:
DICES
Messenger ___:
RNA
Rare craps roll:
TWO
Incapacitate, in a way:
TASE
Growth ring?:
LEI
Elephant ___ (pastry):
EAR
Recreational vessel that's never left the harbor?:
AINTSEENNOTHINGYACHT
It may help remove a curse:
TAPEDELAY
Hold an assembly:
SIT
Revival movement prefix:
NEO
Not mainstream:
NICHE
Bellyacher:
GROUCH
Quits, informally:
HANGSITUP
Nonsensical talk:
TRIPE
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CONAIR
X amount:
TEN
Isaac Newton, e.g.:
SIR
Brings up:
REARS
Prep for a match:
SPAR
Bad at one's job:
INEPT
P, to Pythagoras:
RHO
Dilapidated dwelling:
RATTRAP
Revolver, in Roaring Twenties slang:
ROSCOE
Manhandles, with "up":
ROUGHS
Like the Gemini flights:
ORBITAL
Way out:
EGRESS
Use scissors on:
SNIP
Governess at Thornfield:
EYRE
Berkeley institution, briefly:
CAL
Wares at fairs:
CRAFTS
In place of:
FOR
"Around the World in 80 Days" protagonist:
FOGG
It brings people together:
HUG
No. of interest to some recruiters:
GPA
Luxury vessel with a pair of decks, both of which need swabbing?:
DIRTYDOUBLECRUISER
Nonpermanent sculpture medium:
ICE
Flower with rays:
DAISY
Vichyssoise vegetables:
LEEKS
Single:
UNWED
Dialect of Arabic:
IRAQI
Malodorous mammal:
POLECAT
Entry ticket:
PASS
Iridescent stone:
OPAL
Women's Open org.:
LPGA
A&M athlete:
AGGIE
Matisse who painted "La Danse":
HENRI
Cargo vessel full of iPads?:
APPLEFREIGHTER
Go astray:
ERR
Roulette bet:
RED
Mown strips:
SWATHS
Cool, in the '40s:
HEP
Roguish:
SLY
"Game of Thrones," e.g.:
SAGA
Blackens:
TARS
Staple of Shinto rituals:
SAKE
Second story?:
SEQUEL
Rub out:
SLAY
Not needing a cane, maybe:
SPRY
Deadhead's hits?:
LSD
Foolish:
DIPPY
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