June 13 2022, USA Today

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Catwoman actress Kitt
Letters after a dentist's name
Ginger ___
Like a boat with holes in it
Mornings (Abbr.)
"Say cheese!" device
Tantalizing smell
Word in two U.S. state names
Skating surface
Batteries for a Game Boy
Keeps in the loop via email
Piece of celery
Winners of the 2000 Super Bowl
Have a longing
Composition for a Lit class
Creative spelling of "wrecked" used by gamers
Name that sounds like two letters
Nudge into action
Ending for "yee-" or "hee-"
Country on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait
Absorb with bread
Prophet
Employees being shown the ropes
Tall and thin
Pasta sauce brand
Presidents' No. 2s
Give a hard time
Bring upon yourself
Submitted from afar
Giggle sound
Amounts of laundry
Went uninterrupted
Nickname that drops "ley"
___ and outs
"Do ___ favor . . ."
"Absolutely I do"
Bun dipped in soy sauce and vinegar
"Without further ___ . . ."end
One of two on a tricycle
Ark of the Covenant wood
Holds protectively
Shaken instrument
Items for drivers with small children
Graham cracker treats
"That doesn't ___ right with me"
Name that sounds like two letters
Genre related to punk
Actress in "Abbott Elementary" and Broadway's "Dreamgirls"
With ___ (effortlessly)
Australian "bear"
Savings plan with a Roth variety
Star's place
Internet address
Wintry flakes
Street that divides Kansas and Missouri
Extremely
More, in Spanish
Sleep during preschool
Pod veggie
French pigeon in "An American Tail"
Spew enthusiasm
South Asian currency
Rejections
"It's fun to stay at the ___"
Word in four U.S. state names
"Either way is fine with me"
Catch some rays
Sewing tool
Workers for touring bands
Mouths off to
Not a single soul