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November 13 2019 crossword
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Low poker holding:
PAIR
Inducing an "Ooh-la-la," say:
POSH
Naysaying:
ANTI
"My turn to go":
IMUP
Symbolic flower of Flanders Fields:
REDPOPPY
Graffiti signatures:
TAGS
Candy with a chewy center:
TOOTSIEPOP
Verdi work that may include camels:
AIDA
Latches (onto):
GLOMS
Some cough remedies:
SYRUPS
Creator of Creative Cloud software:
ADOBE
Blind rage:
APOPLEXY
Club requirement:
DUES
In disuse:
OLD
Abandon, in slang:
BAG
Before, in verse:
ERE
"Don't Let the Sun Go Down ___" (Elton John hit):
ONME
Like sardines in a can:
OILY
In:
POPULAR
Nose decoration:
STUD
Cause of nose-wrinkling:
ODOR
Perilous perch:
LEDGE
Ones that like to wallow in mud:
HIPPOPOTAMUSES
Spanish direction:
OESTE
Word with cow, dog or horse:
SEA
Foot, in medical dictionaries:
PES
Eyewear, informally:
SPEX
U.S.S.R.'s Tu-144, e.g.:
SST
Gracefully thin:
SVELTE
High-ranking:
SENIOR
Nixon daughter:
TRICIA
Eschews the night life:
STAYSIN
One of three in the Buick logo:
SHIELD
One eating before a king:
TASTER
Off the mark:
ASTRAY
Dundee denial:
NAE
Repeat:
SAYOVER
Lacto-___ vegetarian:
OVO
Bears:
HAS
Sign of sadness:
TEAR
Maker of Colortrak TVs, once:
RCA
Part of Caesar's boast:
VENI
"Obviously! (Duh!)":
ISTHEPOPECATHOLIC
Wise (to), in dated slang:
HEP
Products made by Friedrich, for short:
ACS
Shellacs:
TROUNCES
Got word (of):
HEARD
Peut-___ (maybe: Fr.):
ETRE
It's a little under a football field in area:
ACRE
You, in a billet-doux:
TOI
Eagerly embraces, as an opportunity:
LEAPSAT
Unclasp, as a coin purse:
SNAPOPEN
2015 Verizon acquisition:
AOL
Writer Gay:
TALESE
Continuing story about life:
SOAPOPERA
One Direction and OneRepublic:
POPBANDS
Used up, as a well:
DRY
Linguist Chomsky:
NOAM
Parable message:
MORAL
City, informally:
URB
Carnival projectiles that might be directed at parts of this puzzle?:
BALLOONDARTS
Computer data unit:
BYTE
Trough call:
OINK
The Gaelic "uisge beatha," meaning "water of life," for "whiskey":
ROOT
Said three times, a war film about Pearl Harbor:
TORA
32-card card game:
SKAT
So-called "Godfather of Punk":
IGGYPOP
401(k) alternative:
IRA
Role for John Huston in 1966's "The Bible":
GOD
Iconic Russian department store facing Red Square:
GUM
Former attorney general Holder:
ERIC
Corner recess:
NOOK
Way to go:
ROUTE
Fit to be tried, say:
SANE
Young explorer of TV:
DORA
Some jingle writers:
ADMEN
Order since 1868:
ELKS
Right away:
STAT
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