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Part of a backpack:
STRAP
Tower over the field:
SILO
Sci-fi film with vehicles called "light cycles":
TRON
Loaded (with):
RIFE
Prone to fidgeting:
ANTSY
Some 1990s Toyotas:
PASEOS
Pyramids, often:
TOMBS
American fashion designer who once served as the creative director at Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent:
TOMFORD
___ pro nobis:
ORA
Mixed together:
MINGLED
Gets one over on:
BOGEYS
Junkyard warning, maybe:
SNARL
Dutch requirements:
ROPES
Play back?:
REVIVAL
Rust and quartz:
OXIDES
Equity valuation stat:
PERATIO
Tiny bit of work:
ERG
Vodka brand, informally:
STOLI
Evan : Welsh :: ___ : Scottish:
IAN
She gained fame from her leading role in "Fame":
IRENECARA
Having the means:
ABLE
___ Lofgren, guitarist for the E Street Band:
NILS
One of Chekhov's "Three Sisters":
IRINA
Hunter of myth:
ORION
Bring to bear:
EXERT
Result, maybe, in brief:
RBI
Many apartments in old warehouse districts:
LOFTS
Japanese comics style:
MANGA
Labor Day baby, e.g.:
VIRGO
Shape formed by an extended thumb and index fingers:
ELL
Good person to believe in:
ONESELF
Wolflike:
LUPINE
Switz. neighbor:
GER
Writer Tarbell who took on Standard Oil:
IDA
Pins are placed at the end of them:
LANES
Great two-pair poker hand:
ACESUP
07 film:
YOUONLYLIVETWICE
Once called:
NEE
Spanish resort island:
IBIZA
"Sure, I guess ...":
WELLOK
Some E.M.T. cases:
ODS
Relating to egg cells:
OVULAR
Actor who won a 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom:
DENIRO
Six-line verse:
SESTET
Buying binges:
SPREES
Count in music:
BASIE
Logical start?:
ECO
Wilson of "Meet the Parents":
OWEN
U preceder:
VEE
Picked from a lineup, informally:
IDED
Hurt:
AIL
Colloquial contraction:
AINT
Proverbs:
OLDSAWS
Stops up:
DAMS
Surreptitious:
SLY
Like puppeteers, usually:
UNSEEN
Greek H's:
ETAS
Golfer Ernie:
ELS
Maven:
WIZ
It ended on Nov. 11, 1918:
WWI
Leafy crown material:
LAUREL
Day competitor:
LITTLEBROWNANDCOMPANY
Swell up:
BLOAT
Laundry soap since 1908:
RINSO
"___, all ye faithful":
OCOME
Classic fruity sodas:
NEHIS
Occupied, with "in":
DWELT
Accept as charged:
COPTO
Bailiwicks:
AREAS
Legal:
LICIT
Chief Chirpa and others, in sci-fi:
EWOKS
Wastes away:
ROTS
"Fantasy" Grammy winner:
ONO
Cool, in old slang:
HEP
"The way things are currently going ...":
ASIS
"How sad!":
ALAS
Liquor levy, e.g.:
SINTAX
Provoke:
INCITE
Surgical inserts:
STENTS
Muscle problem:
SPASM
Painter José María ___:
SERT
Kind words:
PRAISE
Muscular:
BUILT
"Va ___" (Italian "All right"):
BENE
Something to bookmark:
URL
Grammy-winning country singer Black:
CLINT
Film director Jon:
CHU
Play combo of old:
TINKERTOEVERSTOCHANCE
You, to Yves:
TOI
"___ doctor, but ...":
IMNO
Trait of a clingy romantic partner:
NEEDINESS
Lead singer of rock's Yeah Yeah Yeahs (who uses just the initial of her last name):
KARENO
Churchill's trademark gesture:
VSIGN
Author born Truman Streckfus Persons:
CAPOTE
Mark ___, winner of the 1998 Masters:
OMEARA
George Carlin was its first host, for short:
SNL
State capital on the Colorado River:
AUSTIN
Subject of Newton's first law of motion:
INERTIA
Not much at all:
ATRIFLE
Dealers do this:
LIE
Ballet attire:
LEOTARD
Have an in-tents experience?:
CAMP
Pig in a poke or pigeon drop:
CONGAME
"The Simpsons" grandpa:
ABE
"More of the ___" (1967 #1 album):
MONKEES
QB's pass: Abbr.:
ATT
"___ to My Socks," Pablo Neruda poem:
ODE
Larsson who wrote "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo":
STIEG
Weepy 1954 Patti Page hit:
ICRIED
Additionally:
TOBOOT
Haberdasher's clasp:
TIEBAR
Of the ankle:
TARSAL
Deletes, with "out":
XES
Tree alternative:
INTERCONTINENTAL
Stunned, in a way:
TASED
Walk heavily:
TRAMP
Contemptible sort:
LOUSE
Kind of salami:
GENOA
Toothy smile:
GRIN
Jazz's James:
ETTA
N.Y.C.'s first subway line:
IRT
Like some gas: Abbr.:
REG
"Big Sur" novelist, 1962:
KEROUAC
Condo, e.g.:
UNIT
Kaffiyeh wearer:
ARAB
Christmas tree hanging:
CANE
A suggestion:
RTE
World capital whose name comes from the Greek for "wisdom":
SOFIA
Just between us?:
OUR
Humble:
ABASE
Family nickname:
SIS
Jazz composer with an Egyptian-inspired name:
SUNRA
"___ your call":
ITS
"Elements of Algebra" author, 1770:
EULER
First lady of the 1950s:
MAMIE
Kind of pear that resembles an apple:
ASIAN
Rapper with the 2003 hit "I Can":
NAS
"Judge ___" (1995 Stallone movie):
DREDD
___ and curl (salon treatment):
PRESS
Not interfere with:
LETBE
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