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Wonderword

- All the words listed below appear in the puzzle — horizontal­ly, vertically, diagonally, even backward. Find them and The leftover letters spell the Wonderword. Amy Dickinson Dr. PKaeui l DoRnoahcuh­e

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17

ACROSS

Barbecue glowers Priestly robes Cobblers’ tools Neighborho­od map on a city map, e.g. Java neighbor Former Iranian ruler Classroom text

19 Deep sleep 20 Represent 21 Like a bike 23 Goes on to

say 24 Summer on the Riviera 25 MLB Network analyst Martinez 28 Twinkling in

the night sky 34 On bed rest,

say

36 Lupino of

“High Sierra” 37 Bird’s crop 38 Colorado

native 39 Relief from

the daily grind 42 “__ Am”: Alicia

Keys album 43 Screen

material 45 Sinus doc 46 Growing

weary 48 Office spot with a coffee pot 51

Landlord’s income

52 Tell tall tales 53 Field of study 55 Pays some of 59 Closed in on 62 Cut __: dance,

in old slang 63 Start of a sports season, and what each half of 17-, 28-, 39- and 48-Across can have 66 Hightail it 67 Trait carrier 68 Mozart’s

“Così fan __” 69 Spill the

beans 70 Taiwanese PC maker Most common roll of two dice 71

DOWN

Prefix with gender How software was once sold Queens tennis stadium

Johnny’s “The Big Bang Theory” role Was conspicuou­s Convent leader Language of Southeast Asia Hard punch Many a Punjabi One leading a Spartan lifestyle Healthy bread type

Like a weak excuse

13 Roe source 18 Inc., in the U.K. 22 Slender aquarium swimmer 25 __ bob: vertical measuring tool

26 Diner

27 Gas at a truck

stop 29 Connect with 30 Big deal 31 Whitewater

ride 8 9

10 11 12 32 “Who __?!”: “Join the club!” 33 Small sticks 35 Jetty 406,ona cellphone keypad Insects with a painful sting 44 Stylist’s supply Debate again 49 Hawaii’s

Mauna __ 50 Style 54 Camping gear

brand 55 Inane 56 Mystery writer Gardner Tranquil exercise

58 On __: without

a contract 60 1999 Ron Howard film

61 Go out with 64 WSW’s

opposite 65 Japanese

money 41 47 57

HOW TO PLAY:

CIRCLE THEIR LETTERS ONLY. DO NOT CIRCLE THE WORD.

Ankle, Belt, Biker, Brogue, Buckle, Calf, Chelsea, Chukka, Cleats, Clog, Combat, Cost, Cowboy, Cuban, Desert, Dressy, Engineer, Flat, Fringe, Grip, Heel, Height, Hiking, Knee, Laces, Leather, Lining, Monk, Oxford, Pair, Pick, Pump, Rain, Red Wing, Riding, Rock, Rubber, Shearling, Size, Slim, Sorel, Studs, Stylish, Timberland, Velvet, Wedge, Wool, Work

Monday’s Answer: Perennials

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