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Puts in stitches
Water-collecting pit
Train stops: Abbr.
“Fathers and Sons” novelist Turgenev
Site of a famous Indian sight
Parts of hearts
Bigger butte
*Counterpart of a guy-cry film
Roughly equal
Revue segment
Airfare add-on
Small protuberance
Like Colorforms pieces
“For ___ a jolly good fellow”
*Mockumentary rock band
Cafe con ___
“You’re ___ one, Mr. Grinch”
One in the red
They get into hot water
Data throughput measure
“That’s it for me”
Song section
Stylish
*Scrape against, as a parked car
Jeff Sessions and his predecessors: Abbr.
Warm sweater material
Babe, for one
Uncouth fellow
Uncouth fellow
Tie up
*Make like a miser
Potential weapon for Professor Plum
River to the Rio Grande
The Golden State, familiarly
Med. school course
Stone and Stallone
Radiate
Stockyard sights
Fashion designer Raf
Make more balanced
Japanese horseradish
Lose it
Theft from a temple, say
“Blech!”
Test taken lying down
“Gather your belongings!”
Cardinals, on scoreboards
Long-odds bet
Compliment on the court
Drink with omakase
Toward the rudder
Set of tools
Unwilling to budge
JFK guesses
Torah language
Jim who played Gomer Pyle
“Well, now…”
Literary “before”
“Bull’s-eye!”
Frank McCourt’s follow-up to “Angela’s Ashes”
John Steed’s partner on “The Avengers”
Campaign creator
George Eliot’s “Adam ___”
“Platoon” setting
Water channel with a gate
Device used with the actions at the ends of the starred answers
Tin that inspired the Frisbee
Long-plumed waders
Dandy dude
41-Down downloads
Fleur-de-___
Mouth, in slang
Refusals
XXXVIth prime number
