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February 17 2019 crossword
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Not rumpled, as a bed:
MADE
Some roadsters:
MIATAS
Brightly lit:
ABLAZE
Clinton who once ran for president:
DEWITT
Tour de France stage:
ETAPE
Slice, for example:
SODA
"Pipe down!":
SHH
60 minuti:
ORA
Get rid of:
DISPEL
"When it comes to ...":
ASFOR
Veal topper, informally:
PARM
Scorer of 12 World Cup goals:
PELE
Spanish ouzo flavoring:
ANIS
Nutritional std.:
RDA
Bump on a slope:
MOGUL
Cookie containers:
JARS
Where were battleships sunk in an 1894 ___?:
JAPANESEVICTORY
Key of Beethoven's "Für Elise":
AMINOR
Quimby of children's books:
RAMONA
Lines on sheet music:
STAVES
"Yeah, right!":
IBET
Certain body of believers:
CHRISTENDOM
CBS debut of 2000:
CSI
Comic actor known for his shock humor:
TOMGREEN
1966 Donovan hit with a rhyming title:
MELLOWYELLOW
Part of a Latin 101 conjugation:
AMAT
What kind of tree ___?:
ALWAYSHASFOLIAGE
"That tastes bleah!":
YECCH
High-grade cotton:
PIMA
Capital that was home to the world's tallest building before the Burj Khalifa:
TAIPEI
Pears and apples:
POMES
Vladimir Lenin's real last name:
ULYANOV
"Holy cow!":
YIPES
Nahuatl speaker:
AZTEC
Answer to 22-Across [Science & Nature]:
EVERGREEN
Cole Porter's "Well, Did You ___?":
EVAH
Jungle tangle:
VINES
Multipurpose:
ALLINONE
Sweet and kind:
ANGELIC
Fixed:
SET
Polite:
CIVIL
1962 hit for the Ikettes:
IMBLUE
Moving vehicle:
VAN
Part of an itinerary:
VIA
Cost to get a hand:
ANTE
"Carmen" and "Elektra":
OPERAS
"Jeez!":
OHMAN
What annual game have the ___ won more than any other team?:
OKLAHOMASOONERS
Mimicking:
APING
Too:
ASWELL
Condition once called "shell shock," for short:
PTSD
Director Anderson:
WES
Simulated:
MOCK
Process:
METHOD
How chicken teriyaki is usually served:
ONRICE
Gave reluctantly, with "up":
COUGHED
Answer to 113-Across [Geography]:
BLUEHENSTATE
Court plea, in brief:
NOLO
Answer to 13-Down [History]:
YELLOWSEA
Oregon city that was the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the Rockies:
ASTORIA
First name on a famous plane:
ENOLA
A, B, C or D, in multiple choice: Abbr.:
ANS
Farm females:
SOWS
Host for a destructive beetle:
ELM
Foal's mother:
MARE
Abbr. on a label of brandy:
VSOP
Like Fenway among all major-league ballparks:
OLDEST
Folds:
PLEATS
Class skippers:
TRUANTS
Cinephile's channel:
TCM
"Buzz off!":
SHOO
Princess seduced by Zeus:
LEDA
Natty neckwear:
ASCOTS
Cartesian conclusion:
IAM
Locale for Jacques Cousteau:
MER
Word said before "do":
ITLL
What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs?:
HIGHSCHOOL
Crankcase device:
OILPUMP
Who wrote a 2003 best seller about a ___?:
SECRETCODE
Like a moray:
EELY
Director Burton:
TIM
Tres + cinco:
OCHO
"Little ol' me?":
MOI
Fine fabric:
LACE
Follower of the Gospels:
ACTS
Asmara is its capital:
ERITREA
Regard:
DEEM
World Cup cry:
OLE
Wry Bombeck:
ERMA
Newspaper units: Abbr.:
COLS
Resilience:
SINEW
Clammy:
MOIST
Answer to 68-Across [Art & Literature]:
DANBROWN
"It's a waste of time":
NOUSE
Loaves from whole-grain flour:
BROWNBREADS
Answer to 66-Across [Entertainment]:
PRETTYINPINK
Put away, in a way:
EAT
Longtime Steelers coach Chuck:
NOLL
Small digit:
PINKIE
"Phooey!":
RATS
Have a bawl:
SOB
Amherst campus, for short:
UMASS
Cacophonous:
NOISY
Reeked:
STANK
Knight's wear, in England:
ARMOUR
Gain entry to:
ACCESS
Kind of scholar:
RHODES
Freeman of "Now You See Me":
MORGAN
Pad:
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Find a new tenant for:
RELET
TV Tarzan player:
RONELY
Calendar units: Abbr.:
WKS
Hot stuff:
WASABI
Fate:
KISMET
Unwelcome looks:
SNEERS
Select, as sides for a game:
CHOOSEUP
Be of ___ (aid):
USETO
Answer to 39-Down [Sports & Leisure]:
ORANGEBOWL
Syracuse player, once:
ORANGEMAN
Sacha Baron Cohen character:
BORAT
"To repeat ...":
AGAIN
Original edition of this puzzle's theme:
GENUS
Lens covers:
CORNEAS
Meerkat in "The Lion King":
TIMON
Actor Diggs:
TAYE
Words of triumph:
IWIN
Living, to Livy:
INESSE
Whack:
ICE
Nose out:
EDGE
What ___ comes from a farm bird?:
DELAWARENICKNAME
Length of a pool and back:
LAP
Partner of tuck:
NIP
Suffix with elect:
IVE
Blacken:
SEAR
Song heard at the start of "Saturday Night Fever":
STAYINALIVE
Ride provider:
UBER
Some I.R.S. data, for short:
SSNS
Not hush-hush:
OPEN
Kind:
TYPE
What a judge does for much of the day:
SITS
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