“➡____ peasy lemon squeezy: Easy

➡Angry driver’s signal: Honk

➡Bar regular’s order, with “the”: Usual

➡Bonus quantity, thirteen: Bakersdozen

➡Carry by truck: Haul

➡Cat’s “Back off!”: Hiss

➡Cave hangers: Bats

➡Cologne scent: Musk

➡Crime _____ (where forensic evidence may be gathered): Scene

➡CT scan image: Xray

➡Dental _____ (tool for straightening teeth): Brace

➡Elton John’s “Candle in the Wind” was rewritten to honor her: Diana

➡Excitation is felt in some rides in Amusement park: Thrill

➡First appearance for a sport player: Debut

➡Geography classroom sphere: Globe

➡Get bigger, as in bruised knee: Swell

➡Indoor design: Decor

➡Inflatable sphere in Amusement park: Balloon

➡Loading platform of boats: Dock

➡Madonna’s “_____ Ambition” tour: Blond

➡May observance for those who died in military service: Memorialday

➡Merry-go-round in Amusement park: Carousel

➡Miller ____ (low-calorie beer): Lite

➡Musical instrument almost anyone can play: Kazoo

➡Opposite of busy: Idle

➡Opposite of output: Input

➡Party disguise wear in Amusement park: Costume

➡Physics Nobelist the year after Einstein, Danish atom studier: Bohr

➡Place for road trip luggage: Trunk

➡Playful swimmer; member of the weasel family: Otter

➡Prize for an actor: Oscar

➡Snow globe-like memento of amusement park: Souvenir

➡Some amusement parks have an overriding idea: Theme

➡Stamp collected while traveling: Visa

➡Takeoff annoyance: Delay

➡Third Greek letter: Gamma

➡Turn red, as in metal: Rust

➡Violent protest: Riot

➡Writer of verse, like Emily Dickinson: Poet
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