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| Answer | Clue |
|---|
| RASTA | one who may use the pronoun “I and I” (meaning God-in-me) |
| ANOINTS | uses chrism on |
| AUTOCLAVES | devices used to sterilize medical equipment |
| INSET | piece of material used to strengthen a garment |
| SETSOFTONGS | items used by barkeepers, barbecuers and blacksmiths |
| GMT | intl. standard used by many astrologers |
| ROSIN | substance used by gymnasts and cellists |
| STEAM | use a rice cooker, e.g. |
| IOS | siri uses it |
| LIMESTONE | approximately 5.5 million tons of it was used to build [see circled letters] |
| ANCHOR | something that’s thrown out while using it |
| PREMIX | blend before use |
| ATEON | used as a dining surface |
| OSIER | willow used in basket-weaving |
| GERTRUDEELION | 1988 American Nobelist in Physiology or Medicine who helped develop the first drug used to fight rejection in organ transplants |
| LOGOFF | conclude use of a computer, e.g. |
| TAT | use a shuttle, say |
| BIGKID | one no longer using a sippy cup, say |
| EGG | to use this you’ll need to get cracking |
| WEEZER | band with the lyrics “When I was younger, I used to go and tip cows for fun, yeah / Actually, I didn’t do that ’cause I didn’t want the cow to be sad” |
| ALICE | children’s character who asks herself “And what is the use of a book without pictures or conversations?” |
| ROPEIN | ensnare using deceptive strategies |
| PENLIGHT | instrument used in a medical checkup |
| ANT | creature without ears that uses vibrations to “hear” |
| REASONS | uses one’s brain |
| SPICER | one using cloves or garlic |
| TRACE | use a stencil on |
| BORAX | mineral used as a flame retardant |
| KISSESBUTT | gains favor using abject flattery, informally |
| LOGCABINSYRUP | food topping used at Abe Lincoln’s birthplace? |
| COTTAGECHEESE | dairy product used at the Seven Dwarfs’ dwelling? |
| RANCHDRESSING | turkey stuffing used at the Ewings’ Southfork? |
| HOMEMADEMEALS | spreads using 20-, 28- and 48-Across? |
| ANTENNA | what’s used to catch some waves |
| SPLINE | long, thin strip used in building construction |
| KATANAS | blades used in “Kill Bill” |
| ROW | use a 56-Across |
| NOSTRINGSATTACHED | guitar, never used, $15! |
| DOORBUSTERDEAL | prop ax used in “The Shining,” a valuable collectors’ item, $200! |
| UTE | people credited with discovering mechanoluminescence, using quartz crystals to generate light |
| CROSSE | equipment used to play the oldest organized sport in North America |
| DUSTSOFF | brings back to use |
| AGAVE | its dried stalks can be used to make didgeridoos |
| SEASALT | fine crystals used in food preparation |
| OFT | what’s frequently used by poets? |
| ATM | many take notes using one |
| CHIVE | herb often used in preparing potatoes and omelets |
| OAR | it may be used to get away from a bank |
| TOCCATA | “___ and Fugue in D Minor” (piece used in “Fantasia”) |
| WEBERN | composer Anton who used the 12-tone technique |
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