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Across
- “Much ___ About Nothing,” play by William Shakespeare
- Palindromic Swedish band that sang “Dancing Queen”
- ___-mo (video effect)
- ___ Man, “The Wizard of Oz” character
- Green-blue color (anagram of “tale”)
- Frying vessel
- Doctor who may treat a dog, for short
- ___-night talk show
- Get-out-of-jail money
- Body part that’s informally called “belly”
- Remember these jokes that don’t get old? In “Phineas and Ferb,” Dr. Doofenshmirtz cannot recognize ___ the Platypus without his fedora
- Gray powder formed after burning
- Launch ___ (rocket-launching site)
- In “The Office,” Michael Scott despises H.R. representative ___ Flenderson for absolutely no logical reason
- Bench in a church where one may kneel and pray
- “Don’t love it, don’t hate it” reaction (anagram of “hem”)
- “Did ___ did I not turn off the stove?” (self-doubting thought): 2 wds.
- Dip like an oft-used trampoline, say
- Sun Devils’ school (anagram of “USA”): Abbr.
- Like areas along the shore
- Petri dish jelly
- In “Everybody Hates Chris,” Rochelle says “I don’t need this, my ___ has two jobs!” whenever she quits another job
- ID figure sometimes hidden by X’s: Abbr.
- Common spice used in Tex-Mex cuisine
- Pablo ___, Spanish painter of “The Weeping Woman”
- Glenn Miller’s “(I’ve Got ___ in) Kalamazoo”: 2 wds.
- Performer who acts without words
- In “That ’70s Show,” this foreign exchange student’s mysterious country of origin remains forever unknown
- Smurfs’ skin tone
- Unidentified, informally
- Austrian candy dispenser
- Fragment of a word, for short
- Walk supporter
- Like overbaked brownies, say
Down
- Tough off-roading four-wheelers (anagram of “vats”): Abbr.
- ___ Coke (calorie-free soda)
- “Hold ___ your hats, it’s extremely windy!”: 2 wds.
- Map book that shows the world in detail
- Sandcastle location
- In “Family Guy,” Cleveland is always taking a ___ in his tub when his house collapses, leaving him exposed
- Ginger ___ (fizzy drink)
- Practice before a bout as a boxer would
- Lion’s den
- “That’s my one and ___ wish”
- Spot for a good night’s sleep
- “___ I come in?” (“Can I enter?”)
- Dog or cat’s foot
- Wooden pin for hanging clothes
- ___ Tacs (mini mints that rattle when you shake the bottle)
- Letters that match the shape of three donuts
- Supportive undergarment
- Chum
- Vogue or Barron’s, for short
- Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen
- “Ben-___” (1959 epic film)
- ___ Francisco, California
- Camera-ready expression of joy
- Shade acquired after a sunbath
- Actress Gasteyer from “Lady Dynamite”
- ___ Cowell, “Pop Idol” judge
- Crime ___ (incident site)
- Rides with checkerboard patterns
- In “Friends,” the friends spot ___ Naked Guy from Monica’s window, making him unwanted entertainment
- Attack like a bear (rhymes with “haul”)
- ___ Colada (Life Savers flavor)
- Californian cop organization: Abbr.
- Clairvoyant person
- Singer ___ Osbourne of “Crazy Train”
- ___ Mini, Apple’s small desktop computer