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Ecclesiastical leader:
ABBOT
Drei + fünf:
ACHT
Sign of spring:
BLOOM
1992 Tim Robbins mockumentary:
BOBROBERTS
Horse picker's hangout, for short:
OTB
Melodramatic NBC hit starting in 2016:
THISISUS
"Get out!":
SCAT
Indian "masters":
SAHIBS
Hybrid bakery treats:
CRONUTS
Roman ___:
ACLEF
With 36-Across, a Dr. Seuss book:
THE
Blood enemy:
CRIP
Marker maker:
CRAYOLA
Time on the throne:
REIGN
"___ Club" (#1 hit for 50 Cent):
INDA
Removes, as a sticker:
PEELSOFF
Aussie critters:
ROOS
They can provoke knee-jerk reactions:
REFLEXTESTS
Reaching new heights in ballet?:
ONTOE
Ancient theater:
ODEON
Little lad:
SONNY
Diaper option:
CLOTH
Bridge shape:
ARCH
French director Clément:
RENE
Martial art whose name means "sword way":
KENDO
Aussie critters:
KOALAS
Home for Bilbo Baggins:
HOBBITHOLE
Quick series of social media posts:
TWEETSTORM
West Wing worker:
AIDE
A lot:
OFTEN
A.L. East team: Abbr.:
TOR
Contemptible sorts:
SWINE
The ladies-only Western-themed bar I own?:
MYGALSALOON
Something seen at Frankenstein's birthday party?:
MONSTERSBALLOON
Shopping ___:
SPREE
Inspector Clouseau or Borat?:
MOVIEBUFFOON
Empty spaces:
VACUA
Rhubarb with deep roots?:
FEUD
Peevish:
SPLEENY
Most contemptible:
BASEST
Blowup: Abbr.:
ENL
See 9-Down:
LORAX
Welcoming necklace:
LEI
Like some quilt blocks:
PRECUT
DVD remote button:
PLAY
Go a mile a minute:
RACE
Decoration in a deli case?:
SAUSAGEFESTOON
Woe for some 51-Acrosses:
ACNE
Shine:
GLOW
Tres + cinco:
OCHO
Two-tone treat:
OREO
Georgia senator who helped establish "don't ask, don't tell":
NUNN
Tony who managed two World Series championships for the Cardinals:
LARUSSA
Correo ___ (words on foreign correspondence):
AEREO
Setting for Cardinals home games, briefly:
CDT
Vivacity:
LIFE
Neutral tone:
ECRU
Parliamentary proceedings, e.g.:
ACTA
Romeo or Juliet:
TEEN
Hairy hunter of Genesis:
ESAU
___ booster:
EGO
Big do:
GALA
Drained of color:
ASHEN
Elvis ___ Presley:
ARON
"Indubitably":
YES
Product of a stable of comic strip artists?:
HORSEDRAWNCARTOON
Pitch in:
HELP
"The BFG" author:
DAHL
Automaker that introduced the Rambler:
NASH
Witch:
CRONE
2004 Scarlett Johansson film adapted from "Lady Windermere's Fan":
AGOODWOMAN
Kentucky college:
BEREA
Apt to go Democratic:
BLUELEANING
Communication system pioneered by Thomas Gallaudet, for short:
ASL
Greek city where Perseus was born:
ARGOS
Scaled-down woodwind?:
SMALLMOUTHBASSOON
Spit out:
SPEW
Actress Sorvino:
MIRA
One opposed:
ANTI
Big brass:
TUBA
Middling:
SOSO
Ice cream container:
TUB
Work out spectacularly:
TURNTOGOLD
Beehive, for one:
UPDO
Overcome:
BEST
Calendar model:
PINUP
Suffix with blast-:
ULA
Eight-time Olympic medalist Apolo Anton ___:
OHNO
Condo V.I.P.:
SUPE
Authority:
SAYSO
Art Deco artist:
ERTE
Belgradian, e.g.:
SERB
Villainous visage:
SNEER
Vegetarian sandwich filling:
EGGSALAD
Train syst.:
RWY
Audiophile's collection:
LPS
Quarters : basketball :: chukkers : ___:
POLO
Elizabeth with the memoir "Saving Graces":
EDWARDS
Abrupt, disconcerting reaction:
WHIPLASH
Audibly upset Belgian francophone?:
WAILINGWALLOON
After-dinner volunteer's words:
ILLDRY
Pays de ___ (Nantes's region):
LALOIRE
Variety of hold 'em:
NOLIMIT
Words after "Sure!":
WHYNOT
Mournful work:
ELEGY
MSN alternative:
AOL
Musician in the woodwind section:
OBOIST
Frances who played TV's Aunt Bee:
BAVIER
Runs through:
IMPALES
Religious leaders:
IMAMS
___ President:
MADAM
Baldwin offering:
PIANO
Satirical depiction of the story of Noah?:
FLOODLAMPOON
Central:
FOCAL
Gets ready to do push-ups, say:
DROPS
Title opera heroine who is a Druidic high priestess:
NORMA
Most important mounted cavalryman?:
MAINDRAGOON
Kind of boots:
GOGO
Opposite corner in a romantic triangle:
RIVAL
Bush league, for short?:
GOP
ETS offering:
PSAT
Jean who played Aunt Martha in "Arsenic and Old Lace":
ADAIR
Important positions:
LOCI
Alphas:
DOMINATORS
Going nowhere, metaphorically:
DOA
Women's club event:
TEA
Son of Gloria on "Modern Family":
MANNY
Food thickener:
AGAR
Big name among radio shock jocks:
OPIE
So-called "Butterfly Capital of Alabama":
SELMA
Environmental bane:
SMOG
Hand (out):
DOLE
Study of the heavens: Abbr.:
ASTR
Attacked:
HADAT
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