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Across
- Letters seen before “DEF”
- Airport screening organization: Abbr.
- Road ___ (fun vacation plan)
- Nothing, on a soccer scoreboard
- “Every dog ___ its day”
- Red-haired ogress from “Shrek”
- Disco ___ of “The Simpsons”
- Deer’s kin found in Yellowstone
- “___, willing, and able”
- “At ___, soldier” (military officer’s command)
- Classic bump-and-slide board game where players “apologize” as they send each other’s pawns back to the start, first introduced in 1934
- “I hope you’ve learned your ___!” (“Do not do this again!”)
- “The Game of ___,” board game where players make choices about career and family, introduced in 1860 and redesigned in 1960
- Sir ___ John who sang “Tiny Dancer”
- ___-inclusive (including everything)
- ___ Motor Car Company, firm founded by Ransom E. Olds
- Heineken or Budweiser product
- Actress Arthur of “The Golden Girls”
- “You can’t get ___ of me that easily!”
- Lifford of “Queen Sugar”
- President Harry Truman’s wife
- “___ Land,” colorful children’s board game that sends players on a trek through a land of lollipops and licorice, first published in 1949
- Went from large to small, as clothes after a wash
- French for “me”
- Raise, as a flag
- “___ Four,” two-player strategy game where players drop discs into a vertical grid to line up four in a row, first sold in 1974
- Clumsy one’s exclamation
- De Armas of “Knives Out”
- Sweetie, slangily
- Barely manage, with “out”
- Darken in the sun
- ___ choy (salad green)
Down
- “A” in Q&A, for short
- “He ___ off more than he could chew”
- Murder mystery board game where players use hints to unmask the killer among suspects like Professor Plum and Mrs. White, released in 1949
- “___ Boots Are Made for Walkin'” (Nancy Sinatra hit)
- Black Friday events
- Say “what?” or “why?”
- Wedding cake layer
- Loud, hair-raising cry from a lion during a safari
- ___ 500, annual motorsports event
- Handle the tab, say
- ___ desk (hotel reception area)
- Pale or dark brew
- All by oneself
- Black dots in a slice of watermelon
- Experimental location
- Suffix with “infant” or “percent”
- Tallahassee’s state: Abbr.
- Get one’s hands on
- German denial that sounds like and is an anagram of “nine”
- Strategic world domination board game where players compete to take over the world with armies on a map, first launched in 1957
- ___ around (football trick play)
- Blu-___ Disc (data storage format)
- Monopoly collection
- Low-pitched guitar
- Sir Arthur ___ Doyle who created Sherlock Holmes
- Croc or moccasin, e.g.
- Appealing musical refrain
- Like a fruit ready to be eaten
- “___ Lisa” (Louvre attraction painted in the early 16th century)
- It may be let out of the bag
- Gradually subside, as the tide
- Baby’s noise
- “Tik-___ of Oz” (book by L. Frank Baum)