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December 16 2018 crossword
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Early wake-up time:
FIVEAM
Kind of year:
FISCAL
Collision:
IMPACT
Calf raised for its meat:
VEALER
Gloucester and Kent in "King Lear":
EARLS
Certain bubbly, informally:
ASTI
Final work of Willa Cather's "Prairie Trilogy":
MYANTONIA
Title for Iran's Ruhollah Khomeini:
IMAM
Tennis commentator's cry:
ITSIN
Police officer who's not necessarily on horseback:
MOUNTIE
"Play next" command on a music app:
ADDTOQUEUE
Shade of green:
MOSS
Herbert of old "Pink Panther" films:
LOM
Cowboy's rope:
LARIAT
"Here we go again ...":
OHBOY
Followers of openers:
MAINACTS
Penultimate tourney round:
SEMIS
By oneself, in a way:
STAG
It's played for half a beat in 4/4 time:
EIGHTHNOTE
Country whose name consists of three consecutive state postal abbreviations:
MALAWI
Peaceful:
IRENIC
___ spawn (hellions):
SATANS
"Doesn't matter to me":
IMEASY
Not yet completed:
TODO
___ moment:
AHA
Sash go-with:
TIARA
Ancient capital of Laconia:
SPARTA
Brew:
SUDS
Letters before single, double or triple:
RBI
Lace tip:
AGLET
Casting doubt on:
CALLINGINTSTION
"Ooh, let's do that!":
GOODIDEA
"Eww, that's enough!":
TMI
Lake Volta's land:
GHANA
The best, informally:
ACES
Radio/TV character played in film by Michael Horse (1981) and Johnny Depp (2013):
TONTO
Like some ruins in the Western Hemisphere:
MAYAN
MetLife Stadium team, on scoreboards:
NYG
Lookalike:
TWIN
8.5" x 11": Abbr.:
LTR
Scare quote?:
BOO
Clear and set, as tables:
BUS
Words of resignation:
IQUIT
Scanned IDs:
UPCS
Topic concerned with hacking and software rights:
CYBHICS
Italian pistol:
BERETTA
Put on a few layers:
BUNDLEUP
Gets to:
BUGS
One who cracks the whip?:
LIONTAMER
Three-star mil. rank:
LTGEN
Plastic construction piece:
LEGOBLOCK
Pope who supported the House of Borgia:
PIUSIII
Serving in a red-and-white striped box:
POPCORN
Totally out:
INACOMA
Diminishing returns?:
ECHOES
Juice brand:
HIC
Longtime N.B.A. on TNT analyst:
ONEAL
They're between shoulders:
ROADS
Who wrote "Some people talk to animals. Not many listen, though. That's the problem.":
AAMILNE
Action of a ladle:
DIPPING
"Miss ___" (2016 political thriller):
SLOANE
Word with shot or suit:
LONG
Some fall births:
LIBRAS
Rowdydow:
ADO
Not abstaining:
USING
Much sales:
RETAIL
Heroes of the Battle of Britain, for short:
RAF
"No bid":
IPASS
Babe:
SWEETIE
An end to depend:
ENCE
Mannerly:
CIVIL
Head honcho:
CEO
"Resume speed," musically:
ATEMPO
Emailing option:
BCC
Riddle-ending query:
WHATI
Freelancers' units: Abbr.:
HRS
Toward the stern:
ABAFT
Colorful treat that resembles a rocket:
ASTROPOP
Its first letter stands for "India":
IPA
Certain tenant:
ROOMER
All-Star Mets catcher of the 1990s-2000s:
MIKEPIAZZA
Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C.:
AVE
Corner PC key:
ESC
Misfortunes:
ILLS
Tow destination:
IMPOUNDLOT
Going for broke:
ALLIN
Scat snippet:
LALA
Sides in Risk:
ARMIES
Bette Midler's "Divine" nickname:
MISSM
"Quién ___?":
SABE
Tense periods, for short:
OTS
Sanctuaries:
SAFEZONES
Archer of film:
ANNE
Dangerous environment:
SNAKT
Easy-to-swallow pill:
GELCAP
Be conned:
GETTAKEN
Food item cracked open before eating:
CRABLEG
[Shiver]:
BRR
Prized duck:
EIDER
With 93-Down, half of a double helix:
DNA
It comes after II Chronicles:
BOOKOFRA
Skunklike, say:
ODOROUS
"Today was just brutal!":
IMSPENT
Like TV but not radio?:
INCAPS
"Old MacDonald" farm sounds:
MOOMOO
See 88-Down:
STRAND
Coiner of the term "Oedipus complex":
FREUD
Purchase at an African market:
FETISH
"Yay, team!":
RAH
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PER
Thickheaded:
DIM
Cause damage:
DOHARM
Volunteer's declaration:
ICANGO
Snowball fighter's protection:
MITTEN
Words of denial:
NOTI
Lost:
ATSEA
Botanical opening:
STOMA
All-nighter aid:
NODOZ
Marriage money:
DOWRY
Sets of plotted points:
LOCI
"Ciao!":
LATER
Shade of pink:
CORAL
Gifts that one usually bows when receiving:
LEIS
Immediately ... or where this puzzle's five shaded squares appear?:
ATTHEDROPOFAHAT
Certain dirección:
ESTE
What stars have:
FAME
Floor:
AMAZE
Japanese symbol of luck:
KOI
Largo or lento:
SLOW
Swimming:
NATANT
Notable schemer:
PONZI
Some dash lengths:
EMS
Rock stars are frequently on this:
TOUR
Come out:
EMERGE
Standard parts of combo meals:
SODAS
"I'm good, thanks":
NAH
E-tail site since 2005:
ETSY
King's speech?:
SERMON
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