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September 10 2018 crossword
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Sticker that says who you are:
IDTAG
Far from certain:
IFFY
___ the Explorer:
DORA
Journey:
TREK
Crackerjack:
ACE
"Start working!":
GETBUSY
Part of the body that crunches work:
ABS
Accumulate:
AMASS
Where flowers and oysters grow:
BEDS
Sugar, e.g.:
SWEETENER
Dreadlocks wearer, informally:
RASTA
Wearer of stripes on a court, informally:
REF
Grp. making after-work plans?:
AARP
Moved out of the way:
STOODASIDE
Throat part:
TONSIL
"O Canada," for Canada:
ANTHEM
The "F" of R.A.F.:
FORCE
Kitten's sound:
MEW
Use as a dinner table:
EATON
Zero-tariff policy:
FREETRADE
Was a passenger:
RODE
Back's opposite:
FRONT
Shaggy grazer:
YAK
Orders (around):
BOSSES
Retrieves, as baseballs:
SHAGS
Swanky:
POSH
Beginning blossoms:
BUDS
Happened to:
BEFELL
With 39-Down, last words in many an old movie:
THE
Last part of U.R.I.'s URL:
EDU
Six-sided game piece:
DIE
With 45-Across, savory topping found in tubs ... and the circled squares?:
CHEESE
Includes in an email:
CCS
Slangy ending for "any":
HOO
Began, as a voyage:
EMBARKEDON
Complete lack of wind, as at sea:
DEADCALM
Mosque toppers:
DOMES
Waldorf salad ingredient:
CELERY
Feeling good to wear, say:
COMFY
Languages:
TONGUES
Acknowledges applause, maybe:
TAKESABOW
Iced tea brand in a bottle:
SOBE
When repeated, gets specific, as an informer:
NAMES
Bursting stars:
NOVAS
"Where there's ___, there's hope":
LIFE
Org. overseeing airports:
FAA
See 25-Across:
END
Guinness world record holder for longest live weather report:
ALROKER
Oil ___ (gulf sight):
RIG
Alternative to an S.U.V.:
SEDAN
"Oh, puh-leeze!":
SPAREME
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" actor:
BURLIVES
Human rights advocate Jagger:
BIANCA
Like brand-new clothing:
UNWORN
See 28-Across:
SPREAD
Trudge:
SLOG
Pen filler:
INK
ExxonMobil product:
GAS
Work's opposite:
PLAY
Stacked:
PILED
Bowled over:
AWED
Sand ridge:
DUNE
Messiah:
SAVIOR
Grape or watermelon plant:
VINE
Only three-letter zodiac sign:
LEO
Item in a tackle box:
LURE
Mideast bigwig:
EMIR
Chooses, with "for":
OPTS
"Well, obviously!":
NODUH
Bit of voodoo:
HEX
Device to remove water from a ship:
BILGEPUMP
Where parishioners sit:
PEW
Aged fairy tale character:
CRONE
"We're number ___!":
ONE
Worth:
MERIT
Secondary building:
ANNEX
Marry:
WED
Wide-mouthed jugs:
EWERS
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