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  • The answer "MAIN" fits the clue as it humorously suggests that the "main" character in the RoboCop trailer is, unsurprisingly, the robotic policeman. The clue's satirical tone (from The Onion) highlights the obviousness of this reveal, playing on the idea of a "main" protagonist.

  • The clue "Molten rock" refers to rock in its melted, liquid state due to intense heat beneath the Earth's surface. This molten rock is called MAGMA when it remains underground. Once it erupts onto the surface, it is known as lava. Hence, the correct answer is MAGMA.

  • The answer is BODEGA because bodegas are small convenience stores commonly found in urban areas, especially in New York City, and are known for often having a resident cat. These cats help control pests and have become a charming and recognized feature of bodegas.

  • The clue "Salem's state" refers to Salem, the capital city of Oregon. While there is also a Salem in Massachusetts, the context here is geographical, and Oregon is the U.S. state where its capital is named Salem. Hence, the correct answer is OREGON.

  • Although many car enthusiasts associate two-door vehicles with coupes, the puzzle’s answer is SEDAN. In everyday usage, “sedan” can sometimes refer broadly to passenger cars, even those with two doors.

  • The answer "SLOPE" fits because it is a synonym for "incline," referring to a surface that slants upward or downward. Both terms are commonly used interchangeably in contexts like terrain or angles, making "SLOPE" the precise and logical match for this clue.

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  • The phrase "Got by" refers to managing or surviving despite challenges or limited resources. "MADE DO" fits as it means to make the best of what you have or to adapt to difficult circumstances—a perfect synonym for "got by."

  • "May-December relationship" refers to a romantic relationship with a significant difference in age between partners, symbolized by spring (youth) and winter (age). The "feature" in question is this age disparity, making "AGEGAP" the fitting solution. The key is interpreting the metaphor of "May" and "December."

  • The clue "See ya!" is enclosed in quotes, signaling a spoken phrase. "I'm gone" (IMGONE) is a colloquial, conversational way to say goodbye or indicate departure, aligning perfectly with the casual tone of "See ya!" as an informal farewell.

  • The answer is NAAN because it is a type of bread, commonly found in South Asian cuisine, and its name is a palindrome, meaning it reads the same forward and backward ("naan"). The clue cleverly combines the bread reference and the palindromic feature.

  • The clue "Gourmet mushroom variety" directly points to the MOREL, a prized, edible mushroom known for its honeycomb-like appearance and rich, nutty flavor. It is considered a gourmet ingredient due to its unique taste and seasonal rarity, making it a classic answer to the clue.

  • The answer "BOSS" fits the clue because in the show Smiling Friends, Mr. Boss is the character who runs Smiling Friends Inc. "In charge" directly hints at someone in a leadership position, and "Mr. ___" confirms the title "Boss" as his name.

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