Clues | Answers |
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'Didn't I warn you?' | SEE |
'Rumor has it...' | IHEAR |
'Truth in Engineering' advertiser | AUDI |
1991 film nominated for a Best Picture Oscar | JFK |
Animal who's appeared on 10 TV Guide covers | LASSIE |
Big dos | AFROS |
Blue Cross rival | AETNA |
Chest part | DRAWER |
Choreography concern | STEP |
Company founded by John D. Rockefeller | STANDARDOIL |
Conceal from pursuers | HARBOR |
Country club swinger? | IRON |
Dabbler in the arts | DILETTANTE |
Darling of the 1980s Mets | RON |
Decrease | DROP |
Did more than pass | ACED |
Division preposition | INTO |
Downfall | RUIN |
Eligible to serve | ONEA |
Exclamation of insight | AHA |
Fame | RENOWN |
Find a partner | PAIRUP |
Frame for panes | SASH |
Game in which twos lose | WAR |
Go on to say | ADD |
Gouda alternative | EDAM |
Grape that comes in blanc and noir varieties | PINOT |
Head over heels | GAGA |
Highest pt. in Oregon | MTHOOD |
His jersey was raised to the Boston Garden rafters in 1979 | ORR |
Homer's neighbor | NED |
Illegal sweeteners | BRIBES |
Item in many Degas paintings | TUTU |
Items to crunch: Abbr | NOS |
Japanese show of respect | BOWING |
Lacking good cell coverage, perhaps | RURAL |
Legal sweetener | SUGAR |
Like Baroque architecture | ORNATE |
Clues | Answers |
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Like capital gains | TAXED |
Long in the tooth | AGED |
Lowlife | SLEAZE |
Make a decision | OPT |
Male delivery | SON |
Market pessimists | BEARS |
Nettle | IRK |
On parole | OUT |
Oscar-winning song from 'Pocahontas' | COLORSOFTHEWIND |
Parks' partner, for short | REC |
Paving slab | FLAGSTONE |
Play along with | HUMOR |
Polar explorer Shackleton | ERNEST |
Position in an orchestra | CHAIR |
Project | JUT |
Pub mates | LADS |
Quinn of 'Elementary' | AIDAN |
Ragweed reaction | SNEEZE |
Raptor feature | TALON |
Returns expert, for short | CPA |
Revival setting | TENT |
Richard Parker in 'Life of Pi,' e.g | TIGER |
Rudimentary principles | ABCS |
See 10-Across | KARDASHIAN |
Signs | OMENS |
Skip a ceremony | ELOPE |
Sounds of shock | GASPS |
Store that uses a star for its apostrophe | MACYS |
Tree with catkins | ALDER |
Vent | SPEW |
Victor Hugo's '___ et Ballades' | ODES |
West Point freshman | PLEBE |
Wheeling's river | OHIO |
When everything goes perfectly | BANNERDAY |
Wine list section | REDS |
Wing | ANNEX |
With 10-Down, mother of North and Saint West | KIM |
World Series precursor | PENNANTRACE |
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