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Loud sound in a storm:
CLAP
Hug:
CLASP
University in Beaumont, Tex.:
LAMAR
Old Olds:
ALERO
Law office staffers, informally:
PARAS
Brand in the freezer aisle:
EGGO
"Look!," to Livy:
ECCE
Spanish nobleman:
GRANDEE
Cry at a card table:
GIN
W.W. II org.:
OSS
"Well, blimey!":
ISAY
Stuck through:
IMPALED
Specious reasoning:
SOPHISM
University in Garden City, Long Island:
ADELPHI
"___ out!" (ump's cry):
YER
Masked hero:
ZORRO
Frank who was called the "Electric Don Quixote":
ZAPPA
Mountain nymph:
OREAD
Politico Paul:
RYAN
Billiards need:
RACK
Till compartment:
ONES
___ land:
LALA
Emergency state:
CRISISMODE
Smaller picture:
INSET
Canine command:
SIT
Indo-___:
ARYAN
One working for Supercuts?:
AMERICANSNIPPER
Freezer items:
ICETRAYS
"Later":
PEACE
Crusader's foe:
SARACEN
Longtime "60 Minutes" reporter:
STAHL
Beats handily:
SPANKS
Darn, e.g.:
SEW
"Always be a poet, even in ___": Baudelaire:
PROSE
Bro:
DUDE
Radii partners:
ULNAE
Saw:
DATED
See what one is saying?:
LIPREAD
Part of an ignition system:
ROTOR
Barista's big reveal?:
THELATTESHOW
Timecard measure: Abbr.:
HRS
Philosophical lead-in to -ism:
TAO
Fall guy:
SAP
Money in Oregon state coffers?:
SALEMSLOOT
A ___ apple:
ASIN
Cool, in old slang:
PHAT
Awful:
ABHORRENT
Company near the start of the telephone book listings:
AAMCO
Relatives:
BLOOD
French bachelor?:
HOMMEALONE
"Goodness!":
OHME
Allow:
ADMIT
Put-away shot:
SMASH
Spade holder:
SHED
It might start "Attn.":
MEMO
Pacific farewells:
ALOHAS
Lead-in to -drome:
AERO
Gets back (to), in a way:
RSVPS
Who says "O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown!," in Shakespeare:
OPHELIA
Katniss's love in "The Hunger Games":
PEETA
Cry after an owie, maybe:
MOMMY
British terminals?:
ZEDS
Morning ___:
ZOO
Concord:
AGREEMENT
D.O.J. figures:
AGS
Serengeti roamer:
GNU
Wakens:
COMESTO
Slim beachwear:
THONG
Winning gesture:
VSIGN
___ generis:
SUI
Cara of "Fame":
IRENE
Biblical kingdom:
EDOM
"___ to Psyche":
ODE
Search for a really funny person?:
HOOTPURSUIT
Eye: Sp.:
OJO
Part of a boot:
TOE
Prefix with -therm:
ISO
Monthly check-issuing org.:
SSA
River spanned by the Pont Neuf:
SEINE
Member of the genus Vipera:
ADDER
Camera setting:
AUTO
Magazine founder Eric:
UTNE
Members of la familia:
TIAS
"___ and the Pussycats":
JOSIE
Burdened (with):
SADDLED
Own, so to speak:
DOMINATE
Redbox offerings:
DVDS
Nickname for DiMaggio:
JOLTINJOE
Be in harmony:
JIBE
Serengeti roamer:
ORYX
Country music's Colter:
JESSI
Child in Chile:
NINO
"Truly":
ITSSO
Daughter of Tantalus:
NIOBE
Humpty Dumpty-shaped:
OVOID
Post-Neolithic period:
IRONAGE
Astrobiologists' org.:
SETI
Cold War land: Abbr.:
SSR
"That's it for me":
IMDONE
Mediterranean land: Abbr.:
ISR
Actress Amanda of "She's the Man":
BYNES
Army E-6s: Abbr.:
SSGTS
Pays a short visit:
STOPSIN
Son of Sir Lancelot:
GALAHAD
Large sea snails:
TRITONS
Writer who specializes in sentimental stories:
SOBSISTER
Bit of attire for Roy Rogers:
BOLOTIE
Program file suffix:
EXE
Declaration at Ringo's birth?:
ASTARRISBORN
Forum greeting:
AVE
Quick signature: Abbr.:
INITS
Chef Boyardee offering:
RAVIOLI
Rule:
REIGN
San Diego State athlete:
AZTEC
'Tis the season:
NOEL
___ football:
ARENA
Coasters, e.g.:
RIDES
Online shoppers' destination:
EMALL
Sip:
NURSE
Slightly off:
ASKEW
Parthenon feature:
FRIEZE
Football Hall-of-Famer Tarkenton:
FRAN
Cold War side:
REDS
"___ as well":
IMAY
Singer LaBelle:
PATTI
Little 'un:
TOT
Best: Lat.:
OPTIMUS
Many tenured profs:
PHDS
Send, as payment:
REMIT
Photographer's impossible task?:
ASHOOTINTHEDARK
Old Turkish commander:
AGA
Some test results, for short:
IQS
Crank:
NUT
"Poor Richard's Almanack" offering:
ADAGE
Menace in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea":
GIANTSQUID
Other than that:
ELSE
"This I Promise You" band, 2000:
NSYNC
Added details:
ANDS
Divisions of office bldgs.:
STES
Whole bunch:
SLEW
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