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Brains and brawn
With 4 Down, transparent swimmer
Pathway on old sailing ships
Smith booster
Fashion effect aka ''manscara''
Cofounding Jesuit
Lay an egg
No longer in force
Video gamer's frustration
DoD enforcement group
Bad marriage prospects in Austen novels
Potent ''nihonshu''
Che in ''Evita''
Nautical shelter
World leader with a judo DVD
Add flamboyance to, with ''up''
Boon of consumption
Many an outboard
''A nightingale who sits in darkness,'' per Shelley
Credit card reader display
Really fly
Antonym of ''earnestness''
Mailed regrets
Many a paperweight
Extended broadside
Word from Middle French for ''wave''
Turn that sounds like a lot
First airer of ''The Office''
''Don't argue!''
Means to exoneration, maybe
Uncombined
Verdict of disapproval
''Hold your horses!''
Cutlery carrier
Collectible vessel
Creatively turbulent
French euros
Font
It's busted in Hitchcock's ''Topaz''
See 7 Across
Apollo, for instance
Less harried
Extra content
Candy heart sentiment
Question asked breathlessly, perhaps
Crash, in a way
Boston Public Library muralist
Sanctioned
Sea terror of Norse legend
Dumps
Begin a course
Financially OK
108 ''Odyssey'' fellows
Far from honeyed
Med-tech specialty
School with a sci-fi society
A __
Element in strobe lights
Olds was the first to offer them to the public (1972)
Chesapeake bait
Tight
Loafs
Discolors, as fabrics
What a prelude often precedes
Address for L.A.'s Laugh Factory
Trifling
It may be commanding
Take a stab at
Wastebasket, for instance
Sugar baron/art collector/philanthropist
Fellow from Wheeling
Onetime North Island herbivore