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Across
- 24-hour money dispenser: Abbr.
- Animal’s coat
- ___-haw (mule’s cry)
- Most common four-wheelers in a city
- Back to square ___
- Vase used to hold ashes
- “Schindler’s ___,” 1993 Steven Spielberg film
- Round, green veggies in a stew
- ___ Tyler, actress famous for “Armageddon”
- Suffix with “lime” or “orange” for a refreshing summer drink
- “The Talented Mr. ___,” 1999 movie where Matt Damon’s character lives a dangerous lie by assuming another man’s identity among the elite
- Like patches that can be pressed onto clothes: Hyph.
- Letters following “L”
- “___ Crashers,” 2005 movie where Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn’s characters often lie and sneak into strangers’ parties to meet women
- Face-off between two warriors
- “Just do ___ say!”: 2 wds.
- ___-hoo (drink for chocolate lovers)
- “The ___ Who Dumped Me,” film starring Mila Kunis
- ___ room (sauna alternative)
- 1982 movie where Dustin Hoffman’s character maintains a huge lie by disguising himself as a female soap star
- ___ Wayne who rapped “Lollipop”
- ___ favor (“please” in Spanish)
- Vegas attraction
- Reaction after hitting your elbow
- Nitrogen fertilizer ingredient
- “Catch Me If You ___,” 2002 movie where Leonardo DiCaprio’s character keeps authorities guessing by lying his way into different professions
- Cassius ___, former name of boxing legend Ali
- Medical clinic collections
- It’s just a number, to some
- Continental money unit
- ___ Drive (New York City parkway): Abbr.
- Call ___ (phone record)
- End of a professor’s email address, often
Down
- ___ tear (knee injury often obtained when playing sports): Abbr.
- Mai ___ (tropical rum cocktail)
- “___ Doubtfire,” 1993 movie where Robin Williams’ character keeps up the ultimate lie by disguising himself as a housekeeper to see his kids
- Rival
- Deprive of weapons
- Sticky secretion from a pine
- Main body of a ship (rhymes with “dull”)
- Buffalo’s Great Lake
- Green with ___ (feeling covetous)
- ___-up comedy (live performance with jokes)
- “A ___ for your thoughts?”
- “How ___ tell someone I like them?” (what a teen may google): 2 wds.
- Outer part of a green bean
- “When ___ Your Man,” Bruno Mars single: 2 wds.
- Doctor’s advice, sometimes
- Friendly dog in “Garfield”
- “We’ve ___ your back” (“We support you”)
- Navy-vessel letters
- “Center” and “glottis” prefix
- Soap-maker’s supply
- Alley-___ (NBA move)
- What you sign into a chatroom with, sometimes
- “Free Food for Millionaires” author ___ Jin Lee
- Winning combination in tic-tac-toe, perhaps
- White flag’s message
- Not an out-of-towner
- End part of a sleeve
- Run ___ light (break traffic rules): 2 wds.
- Someone who claims to see the future
- You’re reading one
- “___ Candy,” 2005 thriller film starring Elliot Page
- Give it ___ (try it out): 2 wds.
- Like some rarer blood types, for short
- “While ___ Were Sleeping,” 1995 movie where Sandra Bullock’s character keeps up a lie by pretending to be the fiancee of a man in a coma