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May 3rd 2020 Answers
| Clue |
Solution |
| Smashing |
SOCKO |
| Wide-eyed in wonder |
AGOG |
| Woofer output |
BASS |
| Casual vodka order |
STOLI |
| Bubbling |
ABOIL |
| Pricey |
DEAR |
| Alma mater of Grant and Lee: Abbr. |
USMA |
| Board game piece |
TOKEN |
| Dog's order at a malt shop? |
HOUNDSHAKE |
| The "day" in "seize the day" |
DIEM |
| "Arrival" visitor |
ALIEN |
| You can see right through it |
LENS |
| Part of H.M.S. |
HER |
| "Game of Thrones" patriarch has difficulties? |
NEDFLOUNDERS |
| Zora Neale Hurston's "___ Eyes Were Watching God" |
THEIR |
| Stand-up comic Kondabolu |
HARI |
| Drum heard in raga music |
TABLA |
| Creator of Christopher Robin |
AAMILNE |
| Beat out by a hair |
EDGED |
| Big name in ratings |
NIELSEN |
| Male sailors |
SHIPMEN |
| Words of affirmation |
YESSES |
| Upscale |
DELUXE |
| Android alternative |
IOS |
| ___ Mahal |
TAJ |
| Kind of diet |
FAD |
| Chest muscle, informally |
PEC |
| The "S" of 48-Across |
SYSTEM |
| Advised a chess player to attack the king? |
COUNSELEDCHECK |
| Spanish unit of time with a tilde |
ANO |
| Yoda, to Luke |
MENTOR |
| Shows as an encore presentation |
REAIRS |
| A fingerprint can leave one |
SMUDGE |
| Cell no., say |
TEL |
| Strips of weapons |
UNARMS |
| Coming from two speakers |
STEREO |
| Frequent choice for maid of honor |
SISTER |
| Deg. for an aspiring attorney abroad |
LLB |
| Part of Disney's advertising budget? |
MOUSEMARKETING |
| How some pranks might go |
TOOFAR |
| Constellation with a palindromic name |
ARA |
| Scat syllable for Sinatra |
DOO |
| Hula loop |
LEI |
| Academy Award winner for "Moonlight" and "Green Book" |
ALI |
| Dr. Seuss character who becomes "King of the Mud" |
YERTLE |
| Sushi condiment |
WASABI |
| Birds that can recognize themselves in mirrors |
MAGPIES |
| Beyond sad, or beyond happy |
INTEARS |
| Some piercing spots |
LOBES |
| Categorically stated |
AVERRED |
| Indubitably |
QUITE |
| Bellybutton fluff |
LINT |
| Bordeaux wine region |
MEDOC |
| Decisively defeat a cabinet department? |
TROUNCESTATE |
| Musical knack |
EAR |
| Share on social media |
POST |
| Like a zealous fan base |
RABID |
| School attended by 20 prime ministers |
ETON |
| Feeling one gets under anesthesia at the dentist? |
FUZZYMOUTH |
| Rat in "Ratatouille" |
EMILE |
| Word before or after run |
LONG |
| Memo heading |
INRE |
| Prize for a doc, maybe |
OSCAR |
| Stick a fork in |
SPEAR |
| Weapon with a bell guard |
EPEE |
| Loathsome person |
TOAD |
| Indira Gandhi's father |
NEHRU |
| Comedian Mort |
SAHL |
| Instrument from the French for "high wood" |
OBOE |
| Bad shot by Dracula? |
COUNTMISS |
| Affinity |
KINSHIP |
| Lacking originality |
OLD |
| Follower |
ADHERENT |
| Prepare, with "up" |
GEAR |
| Symbol of sturdiness |
OAK |
| ___ launcher |
GRENADE |
| Close pals |
BUDDIES |
| "Yeah, right!" |
ASIF |
| Process, as ore |
SMELT |
| Language with only 14 native letters |
SAMOAN |
| He made his final cameo in "Avengers: Endgame" |
STANLEE |
| Spilled one's soul |
TOLDALL |
| '30s migrant |
OKIE |
| Unwelcome look |
LEER |
| Places to exchange dollars for quarters |
INNS |
| Stand out from the crowd |
SHINE |
| Little bits of energy |
ERGS |
| Competitor of eBay |
UBID |
| Tree that lines the Central Park Mall |
ELM |
| Debut single for both Jimi Hendrix and Patti Smith |
HEYJOE |
| Flaws and all |
ASIS |
| Shout for 44-Across |
AHOY |
| Put off for another day |
DEFER |
| Building caretakers |
SUPERS |
| Higher-ups in a hierarchy |
EXECS |
| Part of a guitar |
NECK |
| One on the road in "On the Road" |
SAL |
| Maker of Instant Feathers and Hi-Speed Tonic |
ACME |
| Laura of "Marriage Story" |
DERN |
| Does some bronco-busting, e.g. |
TAMES |
| Accustom (to) |
ENURE |
| Broadband device |
MODEM |
| Loosen, in a way |
UNTIE |
| Banned display of firepower, informally |
NTEST |
| Conductor Georg with 31 Grammys |
SOLTI |
| Passed out in Vegas |
DEALT |
| Gambino crime family patriarch |
CARLO |
| Attractive but vacuous guy, in slang |
HIMBO |
| Mary, Queen of Scots, e.g. |
STUART |
| Prod |
GOAD |
| Prod |
URGE |
| Philosopher Kierkegaard |
SOREN |
| "Salud!" cousin |
SKOAL |
| Heed an army poster |
ENLIST |
| "Will you allow me to demonstrate?" |
MAYI |
| Plane ticket info |
ROW |
| Comfy seating at a carnival? |
FAIRCOUCH |
| Downwind, at sea |
ALEE |
| New England art inst. |
RISD |
| "Mind. Blown." |
IMAMAZED |
| Shot served with salt and lime |
TEQUILA |
| Clean |
LAUNDER |
| Lexicographer Partridge |
ERIC |
| Singer Knowles with a 2016 #1 album |
SOLANGE |
| Ever so slightly |
ABIT |
| Perk from work |
BENEFIT |
| Tex who animated Bugs Bunny |
AVERY |
| Diploma equivalent, in brief |
GED |
| Make an engaging offer? |
PROPOSE |
| British spy Christopher in 2016 news |
STEELE |
| Legally prohibit |
ESTOP |
| Parisian equivalent to "molto" or "muy" |
TRES |
| Increase, with "up" |
RAMP |
| Stage prize since 1956 |
OBIE |
| It distinguishes meaning in many East Asian languages |
TONE |
| Fitch of Abercrombie & Fitch |
EZRA |
| Red carpet interviewee |
STAR |
| Traffic sign word |
THRU |
| Card game call |
UNO |
| Sun follower? |
MON |
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