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May 12 2019 crossword
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Whole lot:
TON
City famous for its Cuban sandwiches:
TAMPA
Serving no practical purpose:
OTIOSE
Individual tic-tac-toe squares:
NINTHS
Recalcitrant child's cry:
IWONT
Desktop item since 1998:
IMAC
Beat the rap:
WALK
Phil who sang "Love Me, I'm a Liberal":
OCHS
Packers' org.?:
NRA
Set aflame:
TORCHED
Early 20th-century author who foresaw TV and wireless telephones:
BAUM
One of a bunch?:
BANANA
Women's soccer star ___ Morgan:
ALEX
Letters at sea:
USS
Crustaceans that carry their own camouflage:
MOSSCRABS
Moved surreptitiously:
STOLE
Performing whale, once:
SHAMU
Establishment frequented by Falstaff:
TAVERN
Really binged, briefly:
ODED
Yuri Zhivago's love:
LARA
Competitor of Amazon Handmade:
ETSY
Squabbling:
ATIT
Moon of Saturn named after a Greek Oceanid:
TELESTO
Multitask command:
MACRO
As well:
ALSO
Assailed:
HADAT
What's measured by [circled letters]:
MINERALHARDNESS
Hightail it:
RUN
Gloomy:
DOUR
States as fact:
AVERS
Some group dinners:
POTLUCKS
Employ cajolery on:
COAX
In the indeterminate future:
SOMEDAY
Predators of armadillos and rabbits:
OCELOTS
Wan:
ASHEN
Have nothing to do with:
SHUN
Places where cucumber slices are not for salad:
SPAS
Take place:
OCCUR
Openly gay:
OUT
Coveted Scrabble tile:
ESS
What's measured by [circled letters]:
TEMPERATURE
Tending toward an outcome:
TELIC
Before, old-style:
ERENOW
Rick of "Ghostbusters":
MORANIS
Nickname for Thomasina:
TAMMIE
D.C. nine:
NATS
Like Henry VIII, religiously:
ANTIPAPAL
Former Showtime series about Henry VIII:
THETUDORS
Camera inits.:
SLR
2006 novel for which Cormac McCarthy won a Pulitzer Prize:
THEROAD
Cool:
HIP
In the least:
ATALL
Symbol of craziness:
LOON
Org. with Sharks and Penguins:
NHL
Parts of reviews you might not want to read:
SPOILERS
Home of Hearst Castle:
SANSIMEON
Alee, at sea:
PROTECTED
Philosophy:
ISM
Dubious excuse for not turning in homework:
ILOSTIT
Poor:
SUBPAR
Follow-up shot:
BOOSTER
Powerful queen, in hearts:
SPADE
Besmirch:
TAR
Maryland athlete, for short:
TERP
___ colada:
PINA
Grad:
ALUM
Singer Bocelli:
ANDREA
"I said ENOUGH!":
STOPIT
Chemical compound:
ENOL
Bad thing to be left in, with "the":
LURCH
One side of an argument:
CON
"Ora pro ___":
NOBIS
Feeling unsettled, in a way:
SEASICK
Grab quickly:
SNAPUP
"Hey, over here!":
PSST
Q-V link:
RSTU
What's measured by [circled letters]:
WINDSPEED
Like Indiana Dunes among the U.S.'s 61 national parks:
NEWEST
Three-time Pro Bowler Culpepper:
DAUNTE
Nascar ___ (demographic group):
DADS
Puncture:
PIERCE
Actor Bud of "Harold and Maude":
CORT
Break from screen viewing:
EYEREST
Brand pitched as "Always Comfortable":
SERTA
Contented sound:
AAH
45 things:
HIFIS
Heroic poetry:
EPOS
Hatfield haters:
MCCOYS
Gives up for good:
SWEARSOFF
Small dam:
WEIR
Clubs, e.g. ... or entry requirement for some clubs:
SUIT
Excessively:
TOO
Work on a wall, maybe:
ART
Pitched over:
RETHREW
Line on a map: Abbr.:
RTE
Not fast:
EAT
Kitchen wraps:
TINFOILS
Nipple:
TEAT
Attainable:
INREACH
Ballerina's support:
TOE
Tundra's lack:
TREES
Great time:
ERA
Ticket information:
SECTION
Big brand in soft drinks:
SUNKIST
They may be bitter or defensive:
ENDS
Pizza chain since 1956:
SBARRO
What's measured by [circled letters]:
EARTHQUAKES
W.W. II admiral nicknamed "Bull":
HALSEY
Preliminary exam: Abbr.:
QUAL
Lousy newspaper:
RAG
Transport to Sugar Hill, in a classic song:
ATRAIN
Unlike most of Perry Mason's clients:
GUILTY
Home of Sinbad Island:
BASRA
Setting for fraud, maybe:
ARSON
Bee or Em:
AUNT
Outfit:
GETUP
Roster builders, briefly:
GMS
Bel ___ cheese:
PAESE
Communicates:
IMPARTS
Wild goat:
IBEX
Word before and after "all":
MINE
Round part of a tool:
PEEN
Pushback:
FLAK
___ bean:
FAVA
Coffee-flavored liqueur:
TIAMARIA
Lose steam:
TIRE
"Bus Stop" playwright:
INGE
Like bourbon:
AGED
Coffin supports:
BIERS
Adjusted to some index - or how 23-, 35-, 66- and 93-Across are measured per this puzzle?:
ONASLIDINGSCALE
Zip:
NIL
Morning coat:
DEW
El primer mes:
ENERO
Time to knock off work, maybe:
FIVE
Twilled fabric:
SERGE
Online search metric:
HITS
Gas whose name comes from the Greek for "strange":
XENON
Whip:
FLAY
Overcoat material:
TWEED
Nevada's largest county by area:
NYE
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