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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Madam Secretary’ star Téa |
LEONI |
| ‘Reward’ for poor service |
NOTIP |
| *Dinner guest’s gift |
BOTTLEOFWINE |
| *Fencing may mark it |
BOUNDARYLINE |
| *Orthopedist’s concerns … and what you’ll find in two parts in the answers to the starred clues |
BROKENBONES |
| *Where a strike usually isn’t lucky |
BOWLINGLANE |
| 1,760-yard runner |
MILER |
| 100-meter freestyle, e.g |
EVENT |
| 1944 law for returning vets |
GIBILL |
| 2,000 pounds |
TON |
| Bad to the core |
ROTTEN |
| Before, in verse |
ERE |
| Black or Caspian |
SEA |
| Blacks’ foes in checkers |
REDS |
| Bond creator Fleming |
IAN |
| Buddies |
PALS |
| Bustle |
ADO |
| Busy hosp. areas |
ERS |
| Comes out on top in |
WINSAT |
| Cut short |
CROP |
| Danish birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen |
ODENSE |
| Demolish |
RAZE |
| Down Under gem |
OPAL |
| DVR button |
REW |
| Dye type |
AZO |
| Early film legend Greta |
GARBO |
| Eggy cakes |
TORTES |
| Even __: 72, often, in golf |
PAR |
| Feature of higher-numbered pool balls |
STRIPE |
| Fern leaf |
FROND |
| Flaring star |
NOVA |
| Garbage can emanation |
ODOR |
| Garlic unit |
CLOVE |
| George Orwell’s alma mater |
ETON |
| Good for nothing |
MERITLESS |
| H.S. challenge |
SAT |
| Hula or hora |
DANCE |
| Laugh at a joke, say |
REACT |
| Less common |
RARER |
| Like bread dough |
YEASTY |
| Like trumpeting trumpets |
ABLARE |
| Lip soother |
BALM |
| Lolled on a beach |
BASKED |
| Lop off |
SEVER |
| Man at the altar |
GROOMTOBE |
| Meadow sound |
MOO |
| Mishmash |
OLIO |
| Off to the side, at sea |
ABEAM |
| Opposite of NNW |
SSE |
| Optimism |
HOPE |
| Outdated tennis racket material |
WOOD |
| Panache |
ECLAT |
| Pants part |
SEAT |
| PD alerts |
APBS |
| Perfect |
IDEAL |
| Pie crust fat |
LARD |
| Poetic tributes |
ODES |
| Sales rep’s customer: Abbr |
ACCT |
| Scheduled to land |
DUEIN |
| Shabby |
TATTY |
| Shoulder-shrugging syllable |
MEH |
| Sky-supporting Titan |
ATLAS |
| Slip up |
ERR |
| Small bills |
ONES |
| Spammers, often |
BOTS |
| Stand lookout for, as a heist |
ABET |
| Take care of |
SEETO |
| Take to lunch, say |
TREAT |
| Tennis court essential |
NET |
| Tim who played pro football and pro baseball |
TEBOW |
| TNT component |
NITRO |
| Tolkien creature |
ENT |
| Transmission delay |
LAG |
| URL ending for MoMA |
ORG |
| Whac-A-Mole setting |
ARCADE |
| Wide shoe sizes |
EES |
| Yanks’ crosstown rivals |
METS |
| __ code |
AREA |
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