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SLICEOFLIFERealistic, or the first word in each starred clue's answer?
PRACTICALRealistic, or a sort of joke?
CARRIESONConcerns surrounding Irish backing realistic or trifles? (7,2)
AXTOGRIND*Personal motive (note the first word in each starred clue's answer)
PREIt can come before the first word in each starred entry
ANIMALSHELTERWhere a stray may stay, or what the first indicated word in each starred clue's answer is for the second?
MULLETHairdo whose "business in the front, party in the back" description hints at what can follow the two words in each starred clue's answer
TAKEA synonym for the puzzle's title; it may precede the first word in each of the starred entries
TWENTYQUESTIONSDeductive reasoning activity that may launch an inquiry using the first word in each of the other starred clues
APPROPRIATEA synonym for the first word in each of the starred entries, as well as for the puzzle's title
KICKSTARTERFoot-operated mechanism on a motorcycle, and what the first word in each answer to a starred clue ca
POETICLICENSE*Artistic freedom (note the last word in each starred clue's answer)
DOJACATPEGGYLEE*Line 1 on this puzzle's mixtape label: "Say So" / "Fever" (Hint: Note the scrambled word in each starred clue's answer)
SURFZONEWhere waves break, or a description of the second word in each starred answer
ETYMOLOGYWhat the two words in each starred answer have in common with each other
BEFORETAXLike gross income, and where either word in each starred clue's answer can go
HANDPRINTTurkey's body in a kid's art project, maybe (Theme hint: What can precede both words in each starred clue's answer?)
BALLRETURNBowling alley device, and a hint to the hidden word in each starred answer
BOXSquare that can follow each of the three words in each starred answer
BASKETBALLSport invented by James Naismith; the second word in each starred entry is a position in this sport