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March 13th 2022 Answers
| Clue |
Solution |
| Almost |
NELY |
| Oven setting |
BROIL |
| Portrayer of the boxer Clubber Lang in "Rocky III" |
MRT |
| In case |
LEST |
| When repeated, old-time call to listen |
HEYE |
| Part of a prank |
INONIT |
| Govt. organization with a two-syllable acronym |
OSHA |
| Kind of clarinet |
ALTO |
| Came to know, old-style |
LENT |
| It empties into the Bay of Bengal |
GANGESRIVER |
| Radar spot |
BLIP |
| Bringing in, as income |
ENING |
| "Keen!" |
NEATO |
| With 12-Down, spend much more than a fair price |
PAY |
| Department store department |
MENS |
| Lay ___ to |
SIEGE |
| Question that's not one of the five W's |
HOW |
| Big consideration for the expecting |
NAMING |
| Ticket fig. |
MPH |
| Wisteria and honeysuckle |
CREEPERS |
| Video game character in a hit 2020 film |
SONIC |
| Educator/writer ___ Johnson McDougald, first African American female principal in New York City public schools |
ELISE |
| Belief of roughly 25% of the world's population |
ISLAM |
| Director Craven |
WES |
| Downstairs |
BELOW |
| Kept in |
SUPPRESSED |
| Lets out |
FREES |
| Vape's lack |
ASH |
| Martini & Rossi product, familiarly |
ASTI |
| Emmy-winning Ward |
SELA |
| Took down, in a way |
SLEW |
| Fly around Africa |
TSETSE |
| Doughy dinner item |
HOTROLL |
| Drug agent's seizure |
STASH |
| Deseret News reader, typically |
UTAHAN |
| Did nothing |
SAT |
| Professor ___ |
EMERITA |
| With 74-Across, gesture of approval |
PAT |
| On fire |
ABLAZE |
| Chomping at the bit |
EAGER |
| See 69-Across |
THEBACK |
| One cutting down, so to speak |
DIETER |
| What babies do faster than college students |
GROW |
| Feudal land |
FIEF |
| O's, but not P's or Q's |
TEAM |
| Petty |
MNE |
| Some posers |
YOGIS |
| Self-titled rock album of 1958 |
BUDDYHOLLY |
| Quaint contraction |
TISNT |
| Smoking spot, for short? |
PSA |
| Former baseball commissioner Bud |
SELIG |
| Sound, e.g. |
INLET |
| Moves like muck |
OOZES |
| I.T. help center, often |
CALLDESK |
| Ending with bear or bull |
ISH |
| "Uncle!" |
YOUWIN |
| Rocker Rose |
AXL |
| Heard in court |
TRIED |
| Promotion |
PLUG |
| Letters that might change your mind? |
LSD |
| Prepare, in a way, as eggs |
POACH |
| Irritable |
CROSS |
| En voz ___ (aloud: Sp.) |
ALTA |
| Insincere, as a remark |
CHETONGUEEK |
| Kristen of "Bridesmaids" |
WIIG |
| Jaunty |
PERT |
| Counterpart of "adios" |
HOLA |
| "Yes" or "No" follower |
SIRREE |
| Old Icelandic work |
EDDA |
| Fivers |
ABES |
| Idiosyncrasy |
TIC |
| Greek performance venue |
ODEON |
| Alternative to Wranglers |
LEES |
| Blues group, for short? |
NHL |
| Fully ready to listen |
EEEE |
| Loretta who sang "You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)" |
LYNN |
| Cold climate cryptids |
YETIS |
| "The ___ they are ..." |
BIGGER |
| Messenger ___ |
RNA |
| Walk around at a rest stop, say |
OONNEESSLLEEGGSS |
| "Bus Stop" playwright |
INGE |
| Be in store |
LIEAHEAD |
| "Who, me?" |
MOI |
| Invitation letters |
RSVP |
| See 30-Across |
THEANOSE |
| Subjects of some tests |
LABMICE |
| Actress Burstyn |
ELLEN |
| What some insects and insults can do |
STING |
| Primo |
TOPS |
| Bit of bad weather, on a weather map |
TSTORM |
| Indo-___ languages |
ARYAN |
| They're numbered in Microsoft Excel |
ROWS |
| More agreeable |
NICER |
| Theodor ___ a.k.a. Dr. Seuss |
GEISEL |
| Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for short |
MIB |
| Flat-earther? |
MESA |
| Like many a stuffed toy |
PLUSH |
| Aware of |
HIPTO |
| Word that, fittingly, contains all four different letters of APPEAL |
PLEA |
| Question following a clever trick |
SEEWHATIDIDTHERE |
| Shows scorn toward |
SPITSAT |
| Take by force |
WREST |
| Wood strip |
LATH |
| Peak in the "Odyssey" |
OSSA |
| One of the five W's |
WHEN |
| Arcane matters |
ESOTERY |
| Panache |
FLAIR |
| Leave gobsmacked |
STUPEFY |
| Scatter |
STREW |
| Sudden sharp pain |
STAB |
| Have seconds and thirds and fourths and ... |
EATATON |
| Flatten |
RAZE |
| Lilies with bell-shaped flowers |
SEGOS |
| Rachel Zegler's role in 2021's "West Side Story" |
MARIA |
| Allow entry |
ADMT |
| Forehead mark on Hindu women |
BINI |
| City SW of York |
LEES |
| Safe bettor |
HEDGER |
| Instruments with endpins |
CELLI |
| Some sources of leafy greens |
KALES |
| F on a gauge |
FULL |
| It's just not true! |
MYTH |
| Easy opportunity for a basket |
OPENSHOT |
| Vegas venue with an iconic fountain |
BELLAGIO |
| Who might be on the trail |
HIKER |
| Candy bar fillings |
NOUGATS |
| Emergency request |
TOW |
| Vikings' foes |
SAXONS |
| A goose egg |
ZILCH |
| One reporting to an underboss |
CAPO |
| Nauseate |
SICKEN |
| Bankrupt |
YLLEB |
| Bizarre |
OUTRE |
| One holding things together, perhaps |
DOWEL |
| "___, Can You Hear Me?" (Oscar-nominated song from "Yentl") |
PAPA |
| Sub station? |
DELI |
| Lemon or cheese product |
CURD |
| With 111-Down, in cooperation |
SIDE |
| See 110-Down |
SIDE |
| Sea-___ Airport |
TAC |
| Fair-hiring inits. |
EEO |
| Option for a range |
GAS |
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