Like Brutalist architecture |
AUSTERE |
Like Edward Snowden |
EXILED |
Locales for many food courts |
MALLS |
Long, thin mushroom |
ENOKI |
Mails |
SENDS |
Mature |
AGE |
Moves like a heron |
WADES |
Muckraker Tarbell |
IDA |
Munch Museum city |
OSLO |
Nonhumanities subjects, for short |
STEM |
Norm: Abbr |
STD |
Object of worship |
IDOL |
Office note |
MEMO |
One end of a maze |
EXIT |
Place to play musical spoons |
KNEE |
Presidential perk until 1977 |
YACHT |
Prince George, to Prince William |
SON |
Purplish-red flowers |
FUCHSIAS |
Rank for Jay Landsman on 'The Wire': Abbr |
SGT |
Roald who wrote 'James and the Giant Peach' |
DAHL |
Roof feature |
EAVE |
Sailor's quaff |
GROG |
Sea nymphs, in Greek mythology |
THENEREIDS |
Shortening brand |
CRISCO |
Sit quietly, perhaps |
BEHAVE |
Speck |
IOTA |
Tear in two |
REND |
The challengers |
THEM |
Took gold |
WON |
Top-notch |
AONE |
Train stop |
DEPOT |
Tuna type |
AHI |
Upscale |
TONY |
Utah's ___ Canyon |
BRYCE |
Vain queen who boasted that she was more beautiful than 18-Across |
CASSIOPEIA |
Where 63-Across ruled prior to her banishment |
ETHIOPIA |
Where a river meets the sea |
ESTUARY |
Writer Beattie |
ANN |
Year abroad |
ANO |
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