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January 13 2018 crossword
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What a physiognomist studies:
FACES
Hernando's "happy":
FELIZ
A Musketeer:
ARAMIS
Foxes, e.g.:
CANINES
Croissan'wich alternative:
EGGMCMUFFIN
Make more powerful, with "up":
SOUP
Palma's island:
MAJORCA
Rumpled:
MUSSED
Bloom that's often white or lavender:
ASTER
1940 Fonda role:
JOAD
N.H.L. Eastern Conference team, on scoreboards:
OTT
Camp out in the wilderness, say:
ROUGHIT
2/2, in music:
CUTTIME
Pertaining to colored rings:
AREOLAR
Christopher Paolini best seller:
ERAGON
Field work:
NORMARAE
Hope was once its driving force:
USOTOUR
Sluggishness:
LANGUOR
Parent, e.g.:
REARER
Act:
STATUTE
"Well done!":
IMIMPRESSED
Does some runs:
SKIS
Something with "three deuces and a four-speed" in a 1964 hit:
GTO
30, on a table:
ZINC
God:
MAKER
Golfer Mickelson:
PHIL
Annual June celebration:
PRIDEPARADE
Dryish:
SEMIARID
Strand during a storm, maybe:
ICEIN
___ facie (legal phrase):
PRIMA
Stuck-up sort:
PRISS
Former Ecuadorean "dollars":
SUCRES
London or Manchester:
WRITER
Newfoundland or golden retriever:
WATERDOG
Chicken characteristic:
FEAR
Charles of "Hill Street Blues":
HAID
Staff additions:
HIREES
___ stick:
SELFIE
Spell out:
SPECIFY
Nickname for baseball's Orlando Hernández:
ELDUQUE
Shakespearean fencer:
LAERTES
Measure of data transfer speed, for short:
BITSEC
Leave in a hurry:
BOLT
Fast-food icon, with "the":
COLONEL
With nothing on top:
PLAIN
Touchy subject:
SORESPOT
Neighbor of Allemagne:
SUISSE
Hints:
TINGES
Successor to Churchill:
EDEN
Noted blind mathematician:
EULER
___-deux:
ENTRE
Noted boxing family:
ALIS
Curry of the N.B.A.:
STEPH
Blackguard:
CUR
Alliance of groups against a common enemy:
UNITEDFRONT
A smartphone has lots of them:
USES
Go smoothly:
FLOW
Measures of sharpness:
IQTESTS
Country music's Mike ___:
ELI
One-named singer with the 2016 #1 album "A Seat at the Table":
SOLANGE
Parts of pit crews:
FUELERS
Throw a bomb:
GODEEP
"You don't have to explain":
YESISEE
Like an eisteddfod festival:
WELSH
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