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Today’s Puzzle is created by By Will Nediger and edited by Erik Agard it’s theme name is Name Names and the grid dimensions are 15 by 15 squares.
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Across Clues
- Salon applicationsGELS
- DollarsBUCKS
- MLB execsGMS
- Panthers capBERET
- Not coolUNHIP
- Salesperson, for shortREP
- “Silueta Series” artistANAMENDIETA
- DevouredATE
- “Can you explain this gap in your ___?”RESUME
- Golf pegTEE
- Something changed during a pit stopTIRE
- At any point in timeEVER
- Contribute to a forum threadPOST
- Lose your coolPANIC
- Feeling blueSAD
- Short jumpHOP
- Like Venezuela and Saudi ArabiaOILRICH
- Fruits from palmsDATES
- Parakeet enclosuresCAGES
- Title character of “Veep”SELINAMEYER
- Falling-outsRIFTS
- UnspokenTACIT
- Converts into cashREDEEMS
- Vase in a museumURN
- Informative TV adPSA
- Currently winningAHEAD
- HeapPILE
- Prefix for “golf” or “skirt”MINI
- ___ Improved Player (sports award)MOST
- Particle such as H or NaION
- Bowls overAMAZES
- ___ a ring on itPUT
- Voice of Elsa in “Frozen”IDINAMENZEL
- ___ your imaginationUSE
- Supermarket departmentsDELIS
- Look without blinkingSTARE
- Energetic enthusiasmPEP
- Desert havensOASES
- Impudent talkSASS
Vertical Clues
- Swiss city on a lakeGENEVA
- Removed from a whiteboardERASED
- Mammal from MadagascarLEMUR
- Part of a dandelionSTEM
- PalBUD
- Parts of an apartment complexUNITS
- ___ dust (orange snack residue)CHEETO
- Wind-blown toyKITE
- Place to get a peelSPA
- Not as high-definitionGRAINIER
- Standards of measurementMETRICS
- Maria W. Stewart’s “Why Sit Ye Here and Die?” was oneSPEECH
- ExposesBARES
- Favoritism toward relatives and friendsNEPOTISM
- Aim forTARGET
- Accepting customersOPEN
- Qualifying gamePLAYIN
- StoppedHALTED
- Middle of some frozen sandwichesICECREAM
- LossDEFEAT
- Took a load offSAT
- Avoid dealing withSIDESTEP
- Crush in competitionMAUL
- Provide new accommodations forREHOUSE
- Increase in intensityRAMPUP
- PampersSPOILS
- Pies that aren’t for dessertPIZZAS
- Contemptuous expressionsSNEERS
- Supermarket sectionAISLE
- Common type of bellybuttonINNIE
- Stingray relativeMANTA
- ConceptIDEA
- Something that needs tidying upMESS
- Answer at the altarIDO
- DonkeyASS
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