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October 14 2019 crossword
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Kings, queens and jacks:
CARDS
LIKE EVERY LETTER IN THIS CLUE:
CAPITAL
C-worthy:
AVERAGE
Melted cheese over toast:
RAREBIT
Criticize, in slang:
DIS
More crafty:
SLIER
Refuse to obey:
DEFY
"Stay!":
DONTGO
Slip up:
ERR
Nasty, long-running dispute:
FEUD
Name before Berra or Bear:
YOGI
State of confusion:
MESS
Never a dull ___:
MOMENT
Endless:
ETERNAL
Eminence:
STATURE
Prince, but not a princess:
SON
To no ___:
AVAIL
Stackable cookie:
OREO
Moviemaker Preminger:
OTTO
Carpet woven in Iran:
PERSIANRUG
Southeast Asian housemaid:
AMAH
"See what I ___?":
MEAN
Fury:
IRE
First responder, for short:
EMT
Send off on a different course:
DIVERT
Clergy's changing room:
VESTRY
Key to the left of "Q":
TAB
Tattered threads:
RAGS
Temporarily conked out:
STALLED
Ho-hum feeling:
ENNUI
Wedding vow:
IDO
Opposed to, in dialect:
AGIN
Black Friday's mo.:
NOV
Tangy condiment:
HOTMUSTARD
One might say "One, two, testing, testing" into it:
MIC
Numero ___ (top dog):
UNO
Reveal slightly:
LETON
Light eats:
NOSHES
"You ___ kiddin'!":
AINT
August 1 birth, astrologically:
LEO
One of two in the larynx:
VOCALCORD
Pet said to have nine lives:
CAT
Word after first or financial:
AID
Fist bump:
DAP
Network to keep an "eye" on:
CBS
Freon initials:
CFC
Empty talk:
BLATHER
One way to pitch:
SIDEARM
Go by sea:
SAIL
Vessel with a silent "ch" in its name:
YACHT
Massachusetts vacation area:
CAPECOD
Shaggy:
HIRSUTE
Horse in a harness race:
TROTTER
Where planes land on an aircraft carrier:
FLIGHTDECK
Award from the Recording Academy:
GRAMMY
Overly precious:
CUTESY
One nautical mile per hour:
KNOT
Duo:
PAIR
Specialized military group:
CADRE
Beach hill:
DUNE
Old anesthetic:
ETHER
Player for money:
PRO
Cups, saucers and a pot, say:
TEASET
Send out, as waves:
EMIT
Root in Polynesian cuisine:
TARO
Preschooler:
TOT
Winter hrs. in Me.:
EST
Bogus:
SHAM
Day ___ (getaway):
SPA
Survive elimination ... or what one may do to the ends of 17-, 31-, 38- and 50-Across?:
MAKETHECUT
Family members:
KIN
Bird that can run up to 30 m.p.h.:
EMU
Long-lasting hair wave, informally:
PERM
Eye part covered by the cornea:
IRIS
Overact:
EMOTE
West Point team:
ARMY
Chic:
TONY
More disrespectful:
RUDER
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