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July 1 2018 crossword
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Played for a fool:
USED
Not using sensitive language, say:
UNPC
Dis-banded?:
SOLO
List ender: Abbr.:
ETAL
Not wait till evening to crack a bottle:
DAYDRINK
Total mess:
FIASCO
Semester's end:
FINALS
Rapper ___ Azalea:
IGGY
General's assistant: Abbr.:
ADC
Tool for undoing stitches:
SEAMRIPPER
What many runners do before a marathon:
CARBOLOAD
Senectitude:
OLDAGE
Big piece of cake:
SLAB
"r u 4 real?":
SRSLY
Jared of "Dallas Buyers Club":
LETO
Nerd's epithet for the president?:
ANAGRAM
Lions and tigers:
BIGCATS
Buzzed:
RANG
Tidbit with rice in Creole cuisine:
REDBEAN
Sidestep:
AVOID
It's under helium in the periodic table:
NEON
Dog's warning:
GRR
"It's all good":
NOTABIGDEAL
Endure:
BIDE
Guido ___, painter of the "Crucifixion of St. Peter":
RENI
"Do I ___!":
EVER
Trying to show no signs of life:
PLAYINGCARD
Show out?:
STAGEDOOR
Per:
EACH
Metaphorical time in hell:
COLDDAY
Future exec, maybe:
MBA
Began a PC session:
LOGCABIN
Seminary study: Abbr.:
REL
One who "went a-courtin'," in a children's song:
FROGGY
___ News:
FOX
Annoy, in a way:
GRATEON
Hurried along:
RACED
Asian berry marketed as a "superfood":
GOJI
Goal for many a H.S. dropout:
GED
Donations to certain clinics:
OVA
Pantry item:
JAR
"Darth Vader is Luke's father," e.g.:
SPOILER
David ___, C.I.A. director under Obama:
PETRAEUS
Kind of yoga:
HATHA
"Watch it!":
HEY
Lily Potter's maiden name in the Harry Potter books:
EVANS
Took a breather:
SAT
Fair:
EXPO
Attention getters:
AHEMS
Possess, as thou might:
HAST
Longtime CBS police procedural:
NCIS
Old Testament land:
CANAAN
"Pick me! Pick me!":
IWANNA
Certain Spanish murals:
SERTS
Voodoo, e.g.:
DARKART
Elapse, as years:
ROLLBY
Quite a bash, in slang:
PARTAY
Braided floor covering:
ROPERUG
Partner of shock:
AWE
Wrecks, as chances:
TORPEDOES
Where coal miners work:
PITS
Relating to gaps:
LACUNAR
Doesn't bother:
LEAVESBE
Telly pitch:
ADVERT
1040 reviewer, for short:
CPA
Humerus connection:
ULNA
Norm: Abbr.:
STD
"How uncool!":
SOLAME
"Yer darn ___!":
TOOTIN
It may bring a tear to one's eye:
DUCT
Burrow:
LAIR
Bit of office greenery:
POTTEDPLANT
"___ Is Us" (65-Down drama):
THIS
Dead end sign:
NOOUTLET
See 64-Down:
NBCTV
Bout result, in brief:
TKO
Kind of state:
ZEN
Like a game with equal winners and losers:
ZEROSUM
Was forced to turn down an invitation:
HAVANANS
Big character?:
BLOCKBUSTER
'Vette option:
TTOP
Take as a bride:
WIVE
Happenin' place:
WHEREITSAT
News commentator Navarro:
ANA
Ball of yarn and others:
CATTOYS
Confession inducers:
TRUTHSERA
Election that's too close to call:
TIGHTRACE
Peachy:
AOK
"Jeez, you should keep that private":
TMI
Get down:
BOOGIE
"Phooey!":
BAH
Go as far down as:
STOOPTO
Like many clowns and beachside houses:
ONSTILTS
Kennedy Library architect:
PEI
Nickname for a devil:
TAZ
Flowery poem:
ODE
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VENN
Help grow:
NURTURE
Green surroundings?:
TRAPS
"You agree?":
THINKSO
Enjoy consistent, favorable luck, in poker lingo:
RUNGOOD
Seize:
GRAB
Story line:
ARC
Work:
KNEAD
"You betcha!":
UHHUH
Sort of rooftop unit, familiarly:
HVAC
Had a leading role?:
USHERED
Another name for a porpoise or dolphin:
SEAPIG
Certain domain suffix:
DOTNET
S or M:
SIZE
Sam of Watergate hearings:
ERVIN
Subject of a 2001-02 scandal:
ENRON
Ipecac, e.g.:
EMETIC
Caught congers:
EELED
Openly gay:
OUT
Strong desire:
URGE
Fix, as a mess of wires:
UNTANGLE
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UTNE
Shade of green:
LIME
Singer Garfunkel:
ART
Big part of an orchestra:
STRINGS
"Absolutely!," to Alejandro:
SISI
Capital of Okinawa:
NAHA
Chew (on):
GNAW
Match makers?:
SETS
Bottle for a beachgoer:
STRUCKOIL
Get all blubbery:
SOB
It's left on a highway ... or a path used by five answers in this puzzle?:
PASSINGLANE
Show with Kate McKinnon, for short:
SNL
___ about (approximately):
ONOR
A little:
SOME
"Yeah, it makes sense":
ICANSEETHAT
Nota ___:
BENE
Had too much, for short:
ODED
Go on a drinking spree, in slang:
GETLIT
Nuggets in "Poor Richard's Almanack":
SAWS
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