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Clue Answer
Champion boxer Errol ___ Jr. SPENCE
Once or twice ADVERB
Like Mary Shelley when she wrote “Frankenstein” TEENAGE
Natural source of rubber TREESAP
County that’s home to the White Cliffs of Dover KENT
Chinese ___ (bonsai choice) ELM
Rhyme for “away” in “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” GAY
BROUHAHAS ADOS
BUDS CHUMS
Agent Deirdre Beaubeirdre’s org. in “Everything Everywhere All at Once” IRS
No. on a résumé TEL
Ewes’ guys RAMS
“Invisible hand” subj. ECON
Quattro e quattro OTTO
President during the Mexican-American War POLK
Ice cream shop employee, e.g. SCOOPER
Shakespearean misanthrope TIMON
“The Harlequin’s Carnival” painter MIRO
Nickname for a British relative NAN
Role for Michelle Williams in “The Fabelmans” MITZI
Wordle player’s pride STREAK
Partner ship? ARK
“___ magic!” ITS
Title pig of kids’ TV PEPPA
Annoying bot SPAMMER
They have the Guinness distinction of Longest Running Fan Club for a Group QUEEN
Work like the devil? POSSESS
Pixy Stix containers STRAWS
Carpentry vise CCLAMP
Percival of legend, for one SIR
Cooper’s tool ADZ
End of a sports movie, often WIN
TAUNT JEER
“Who, me?” MOI
___ MAJOR URSA
Minecraft material ORE
SCHMEAR TOPPER LOX
MYSTICAL BUDDHIST TEXT TANTRA
FOLDER FLAP TAB
___ SERVICE LIP
ADVANCE LOAN
BELIEF NOTION
MAJOR VESSEL AORTA
SHANGRI-LAS EDENS
SHARP PAIN STAB
Sheet under a tent TARP
UNIMPRESSED BLASE
BEARING MIEN
BEDRIDDEN LAIDUP
STAFF SYMBOL CCLEF
FARM MACHINE REAPER
___ MILK OAT
BLUBBER CRY
BOAST CROW
FIRST-RATE TOPS
BITTER-TASTING SALAD INGREDIENT ENDIVE
CITY ON THE ARNO PISA
Like old audiobooks ONTAPE
BLUE-GREEN TEAL
Letters that sound out a sentence IOU
Playful hit BOP
French form of “Stephen” ETIENNE
“C’mon, you’ll love it!” TRYONE
“And ___ …” YET
Celebration in late January or early February TET
Ascends with one’s hands and feet CLAMBERS
Escalade, e.g. CADILLAC
Blanks’ opposite LIVEAMMO
Hair of the dog FUR
“See ya later” GOTTAGO
Like beach towns in the winter SLEEPY
Tennis great known as “The Punisher” AGASSI
Former name of the electron NEGATRON
Ignore, as a shortcoming SEEPAST
Application fig. GPA
Shore hazard UNDERTOW
“That much is obvious” ICANTELL
Channel with on-air fund-raising PBS
Shout at an auction SOLD
1916 battle site, with “the” SOMME
“Here’s looking at you, kid”? MAA
Speeches with an 18-minute limit TEDTALKS
Passage of a planet across a star, e.g. TRANSIT
Noted export of Portugal TILE
Common field trip destinations ZOOS
Speculative fiction subgenre that envisions a sustainable energy future SOLARPUNK
One-named singer on 1998’s “Ghetto Supastar” MYA
Distracted Boyfriend, e.g. MEME
One of Eleven’s powers on “Stranger Things” ESP
“Who, me?” response YESYOU
NOT NORMAL ABERRANT
LINK LETTERS HTTP
SOPHISTICATED URBANE
Items on the backs of some Jeeps GASCANS
LIMITED NUMBER FEW
TWEAKS ALTERS
HYPOTHESIZE POSIT
STEW TIDBIT PEA
MOLE, E.G. SPY
BLOCK (UP) DAM
AREA 51 SIGHTING SAUCER
Test pilot’s attire GSUIT
Fun facts NUGGETS
Gift on the seventh day of Christmas SWAN
Cannes subject CINE
Casio rival SEIKO
“Need You Tonight” band, 1987 INXS
Ben who starred in Broadway’s “Dear Evan Hansen” PLATT
Mr. Burns supposedly received the second one ever on “The Simpsons”: Abbr. SSN
What Tom and Daisy embody in “The Great Gatsby” OLDMONEY
Small Southwestern birds of prey ELFOWLS
Last name in late-night COLBERT
Ol’ Blue Eyes, e.g. CROONER
Quadrennial occurrence LEAPDAY
Marketing expenditure PAIDAD
Ethylene gas, to tomatoes RIPENER
Key components ANSWERS
THROW IN THE TOWEL BAGIT
___ READER UTNE
SOME BATTERIES AAS
GINORMOUS LARGE
AFORE ERE
KIND OF TRADITION ORAL
Didn’t save SPENT
Appliance that may self-clean OVEN
Letters on the Saturn V rocket USA
Protester’s word BUT
RENAISSANCE INSTRUMENT LUTE
N.Y.S.E. DEBUT IPO
___ CHOY BOK
Creditor, in legalese OBLIGEE
Why some app users check their notifications constantly, for short FOMO
E.M.T.’s technique CPR
SOME FOUR-YEAR DEGS. BAS
SEVERAL CBS DRAMAS CSIS
CLASSROOM SURPRISE POPQUIZ
TAKING THE PLACE (OF) INLIEU
Gift for an aspiring conductor TRAINSET
District attorney-turned-Batman foe TWOFACE