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October 18 2020 crossword
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Dinosaur in the Mario games:
YOSHI
"___ ready for this?" (opening of a pump-up jam by 2 Unlimited):
YALL
Part of an Italian veal dish name:
OSSO
Go back to square one:
STARTANEW
Share a workspace, in modern lingo:
HOTDESK
Helpful connections:
INS
Titular film character opposite Harold:
MAUDE
Breakfast order:
MUFFIN
Long period:
AGE
What a weather balloon might be mistaken for:
UFO
Letters on the "3" button:
DEF
Catches a glimpse of:
ESPIES
Something offered in tribute:
TOAST
What Mrs. Potts and Chip serve in "Beauty and the Beast":
TEA
Brit's term of affection:
OLDCHAP
"Finally!":
ABOUTTIME
Resolve, with "out":
SORT
Precious, to a Brit:
TWEE
___ Martin DB5 ("Bondmobile"):
ASTON
Knock-down-drag-out fights:
SLUGFESTS
Goes undercover?:
SLEEPS
Heated accusation:
LIAR
Sound effect during a bomb defusing, perhaps:
TICK
"I watched that episode already":
SEENIT
Nudge:
ELBOW
Barack, Michelle, Hillary and Bill took them, for short:
LSATS
Yann Martel's baking memoir?:
LIFEOFPIE
Have heart eyes for:
ADORE
Member of Britain's upper house:
LORD
Tone-___:
DEAF
Critical time:
DDAY
Shunned, with "out":
ICED
Queen who made Carthage prosper:
DIDO
"Don't get ___!":
CUTE
F. Scott Fitzgerald's chivalric tale?:
TENDERISTHEKNIGHT
Pittsburgh-to-Buffalo dir.:
NNE
Fair forecast:
SUNNY
Beat in a boxing match, in a way:
TKOD
Corral:
HEMIN
Command for a right turn, in mushing:
GEE
Just like that:
INASNAP
"It's possible":
IMAY
"You've Got Mail" director Ephron:
NORA
Zaps, as leftovers:
NUKES
Brainstorms:
IDEATES
Neutral paint color:
ECRU
Sound like a broken record:
SKIP
Messes (with):
MONKEYS
Follower of "Je m'appelle":
NOM
What a figure skate has that a hockey skate lacks:
TOEPICK
"___ you seeing this?":
ARE
Voltaire's sweet novel?:
CANDIED
Shoe with holes:
CROC
Top dogs:
ALPHAS
Subject of Rick Steves's travel guides:
EUROPE
God, in Guadalajara:
DIOS
Scan that excites hydrogen atoms, for short:
MRI
Can't keep one's mouth shut?:
YAWNS
Bullet alternatives: Abbr.:
NOS
Utter:
SHEER
Alternative to de Gaulle:
ORLY
Como ningún ___ (unique, in Spanish):
OTRO
Debussy's "___ d'Étoiles":
NUIT
Pledge drive gift:
TOTE
Prepare to go next:
TEEUP
Giggle:
TEHEE
Dreyer's ice cream partner:
EDY
"You're making me blush!":
OHSTOP
___ Harbor, first official port of entry to the United States:
SAG
Lived (with):
ROOMED
Channel that aired "Daria" and "The Hills":
MTV
Marcel Proust's kitchen mystery?:
INSEARCHOFLOSTTHYME
Fan mail recipient:
IDOL
Exploding star:
NOVA
Take pride in something:
OWNIT
Ruffle:
FRILL
What can take a punch?:
LADLE
___ & Chandon (Champagne):
MOET
Long periods:
EONS
Trouble:
ADO
Little bow-wow:
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EGO
"That's ___!" (director's cry):
AWRAP
Halloween vis-à-vis November 1:
EVE
"Yeesh!":
OOF
Wray of "King Kong":
FAY
One of six parked on the moon:
ROVER
Nonresident doctor:
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Nasty, in a way:
SNIDE
Author Ferrante:
ELENA
Lead role on "Parks and Recreation":
LESLIE
Neutral paint color:
FLAX
Break:
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Writer Stein:
GERTRUDE
Green and others:
ALS
Sets (against):
PITS
Societal problem:
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"When They See Us" director DuVernay:
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The Amazons were the daughter of this god, in myth:
ARES
By way of:
VIA
Director's cry:
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Big e-commerce site:
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Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's pet story?:
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Is employed:
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Movie with the line "I feel the need ... the need for speed":
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Dials:
PHONES
Some concert tour merchandise:
TSHIRTS
Guarantees:
SWEARSTO
Martial arts master:
SENSEI
Sushi condiment:
WASABI
[Doh!]:
HEADSLAP
Traitor in the Revolutionary War:
ARNOLD
Warehouse employee:
PACKER
Semibiographical source for "Citizen Kane":
HEARST
"S.N.L." cast member Gardner:
HEIDI
Small trunks:
SPEEDOS
Lover of Orion, in myth:
EOS
8-Down pilots, in brief:
ETS
Forest grazer:
DOE
Certain red wine:
SHIRAZ
Full of spice:
ZESTY
Trap:
ENSNARE
Where Zeno taught:
ELEA
Had a friendly relationship (with):
GOTON
"___ is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it": Einstein:
SCIENCE
Children's poet Silverstein:
SHEL
"Revenge ___ dish ...":
ISA
William Shakespeare's historical romance?:
JULIUSSEESHER
___ beam:
ION
Place for a shvitz:
SPA
Gives one's seal of approval:
OKS
Woman's name that's a piece of furniture backward:
DEB
Classical singing venue:
ODEON
Beat:
SPENT
Call to reserve?:
LET
The final installment of "The Godfather":
III
Bit of coffee:
BEAN
Sierra Nevadas, e.g.:
ALES
Word that can precede or follow "run":
DRY
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