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February 12 2017 crossword
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Topic for Dr. Ruth:
LIBIDO
Tour grp. since 1950:
LPGA
Breakfast chain:
IHOP
Disapproving sounds:
BOOS
Gather:
INFER
"What's the ___?":
DIF
Alito's Supreme Court predecessor:
OCONNOR
Reimbursed expense for a commuter, maybe:
MILEAGE
Creature on the movie poster for "The Silence of the Lambs":
MOTH
With 34-Down, longtime public radio host:
IRA
Some space vehicles:
LANDERS
It must turn over to start:
ENGINE
Docket:
AGENDA
With 42-Down, "Frosty the Snowman" singer:
GENE
Super suffix?:
EST
As yet:
SOFAR
Pacific island wrap:
SARONG
Worry of stratospheric proportions:
OZONE
"That villain in comics has sure gotta be sore!"?:
FUMANCHUMUSTACHE
Desiccated ___ Sea:
ARAL
Tear apart:
REND
Sound system?:
PHONICS
Plunger alternative:
SNAKE
Major export of Florida:
ORANGES
Blue hue:
AZURE
Berate some guy for getting too much sun?:
GOOFFONATANGENT
Deputy: Abbr.:
ASST
Like most "Quo Vadis" characters:
ROMAN
Altar spot:
APSE
"A bit of talcum / Is always walcum" writer:
NASH
Banquet:
DINE
For whom Nancy was first lady:
RONALD
Dentist's directive:
RINSE
Gives an order:
RANKS
Tip:
APEX
Remain undecided:
PEND
Traffic cone:
PYLON
Fabric from flax:
LINEN
Those who need sound memories, per Montaigne:
LIARS
Bearded animal:
GNU
See 8-Down:
GLASS
W. Hemisphere treaty of 1994:
NAFTA
What a cash-strapped beau might take you on?:
UNFUNDEDMANDATES
Suggestion to a bored short story writer?:
POETRYREADING
Pay:
REMIT
Certain rod:
DOWEL
Book reviewer?: Abbr.:
CPA
Was a busybody:
PRIED
See 12-Down:
AUTRY
Having less heft:
LANKER
Beatrix Potter's genre:
KIDDIELIT
Swinging Ernie:
ELS
35-nation alliance, briefly:
OAS
Drive-___:
THRU
Conveyance for soldiers:
TROOPSHIP
Fasten:
AFFIX
Kids' TV character who refers to himself in the third person:
ELMO
Timeline sections:
ERAS
___ Palmas (Spanish province):
LAS
Greenhorn on the force:
RAWRECRUIT
Talk wildly:
RAVE
Way to go: Abbr.:
AVE
Pricey French fashion label:
CHLOE
Horse for hire:
STUD
Result of a serious wardrobe malfunction at the beach?:
BRAINWAVES
Club cousins:
BLTS
Utah's ___ State University:
WEBER
Hit one out:
HOMER
Clean with a pressurized spray:
SANDBLAST
Cap similar to a tam-o'-shanter:
BERET
First name in daredevilry:
EVEL
Turbid:
CLOUDY
London tea accessory:
COSY
Weighty matters?:
DIETS
He can be seen at the western end of the National Mall, informally:
ABE
Fleshy-leaved succulent:
ALOE
Pens for hens:
COOPS
1950s French president René:
COTY
Toast word:
CHEERS
Steamed seafood dish:
CLAMS
Abductor of Persephone:
HADES
M, on a form:
MALE
Exhibitor at 1863's Salon des Refusés:
MANET
Something easy, so they say:
ABC
March movement:
GOOSESTEP
"Grand Hotel" star, 1932:
GARBO
A.A. or AAA:
ORG
Group's basic beliefs:
ETHOS
Tool parts used for bending things:
PEENS
It may deliver a punch:
LADLE
Scientist's dilemma regarding work vs. play?:
LABORPARTY
Run out:
LAPSE
High hairdos:
POUFS
"My only love sprung from my only ___!": Juliet:
HATE
Entry:
ADMITTANCE
Jeer:
TAUNT
Wild revelry:
ORGY
Archives material:
FICHE
Take some shots:
FILM
Gist:
MEAT
Sight at Tanzania's Gombe Stream National Park:
APE
Gist:
NUB
Annoys:
NETTLES
It's a drain:
SIPHON
Ad agency output:
SLOGANS
Entry on an I.R.S. form: Abbr.:
SSN
Dismaying announcement about disaster aid?:
JUSTICEFORALL
Devil-may-care:
JAUNTY
"Aha!":
IGETIT
Mystical doctrine:
CABALA
Talk wildly:
RANT
Gaming trailblazer:
ATARI
What's right in front of the tee?:
ESS
Photographer Arbus:
DIANE
Sluggish:
INERT
Old gang weapons:
GATS
Heart of the matter?:
ATOMS
Having no room for more:
SATED
Bit of cushioning:
PEANUT
Fuel from a fen:
PEAT
Building's rain diverter:
EAVE
Arrears:
DEBT
Sobel who wrote the Pulitzer-nominated "Galileo's Daughter":
DAVA
Glitch:
SNAG
Editor's override:
STET
"Waterloo" band:
ABBA
One with a lot of tweets:
BIRD
Treat for a dog:
BONE
Presently:
ANON
Corroded:
EATEN
Roker's appeal before gastric bypass surgery?:
FATALATTRACTION
Supplied:
FED
Parliamentary support:
AYE
Corp. bigwig:
CFO
Turn aside:
AVERT
Bad look:
EVILEYE
Five-alarmer:
INFERNO
Irritable:
TESTY
Spreadsheet contents:
DATASET
Dripping:
SODDEN
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