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September 18 2016 crossword
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TPS
Channel that aired "Felicity" and "Smallville":
THEWB
Curve-enhancing undergarment:
PUSH-UPBRA
Metallic shades:
STEELGRAYS
Casualties of streaming services:
CDS
Certain Balkanite:
CROAT
Not as bright:
DENSER
___ fly:
SAC
Updated one's blog:
POSTED
Oomph:
PEP
Factory watchdog grp.:
OSHA
Search far and wide:
SCOUR
Home run territory, in lingo:
THEFENCES
Dark time, in poetry:
EEN
Something that gets MADD mad:
DWI
Swap (out):
SUB
Smacks hard:
SWATS
"That is ... not looking good":
UH-OH
Numbskull:
BOZO
Navajo hogan, e.g.:
HUT
Part of NATO:
TREATY
Argument you may start in school:
THESIS
Cops, in slang:
THEPO-PO
Sage swamp-dweller of film:
YODA
Forgo:
ESCHEW
Question from an owl?:
WHO
Austin-to-Houston dir.:
ESE
Chief:
HONCHO
Actor Joaquin's complete bio?:
PHOENIXA-Z
The witching hour:
XII
Start of a legalese paragraph:
WHEREAS
Pat ___, three-time N.B.A. Coach of the Year:
RILEY
Figs. in an author's acknowledgments section:
EDS
Discard:
SCRAP
"___ Wiedersehen!":
AUF
Hughes poem that mentions "the darker brother":
ITOO
Troupe of lesser-known actors?:
B-LISTERPACK
Inflexible:
RIGID
Handy take-along:
KIT
Reef-dwelling snapper:
REDFISH
Play-___:
DOH
Modern airport amenity:
FREEWI-FI
Unattractive fruit:
UGLI
2016 Olympics site:
RIO
What swish shots miss:
RIM
Soft wool source:
MERINO
Word repeated in the postal creed:
NOR
W.W. I battle locale:
YPRES
"Sure thing":
YEP
Schmaltz in kids' films?:
G-RATEDCHEESE
Parts of airports and fashion shows:
RUNWAYS
Actress Kirsten:
DUNST
Display clearly:
EVINCE
Goalie's goal:
SAVE
Locale painted on the Sistine Chapel ceiling:
EDEN
"The meaning of life" once sold on it for $3.26:
EBAY
Throw together:
WHIPUP
Caught on, with "up":
WISED
Junior, often:
HEIR
Certainly not wish to repeat:
RUE
Get by:
EVADE
Something starting something?:
ESS
"I don't mean to ___ ...":
PRY
Like bibs and aprons:
TIEDON
Devices preventing off-hour openings of vaults:
TIMELOCKS
Sermon topics:
SINS
Image on the Arizona license plate:
SAGUARO
Muhammad had 13:
WIVES
Birthplace of multiple saints:
ASSISI
Deli supply:
SALAMI
Slowly disengages (from):
WEANS
Brian of ambient music:
ENO
Department store department:
LINENS
Offerings to hitchhikers:
LIFTS
An airline now serves a Minute Maid beverage?:
AMERICANGOTHI-C
"Challenge accepted!":
ITSON
Common newspaper feature not seen in The New York Times:
COMICS
Chill, with "out":
HANG
Whined like a baby:
MEWLED
E.W. or S.I.:
MAG
One of the Trumps:
ERIC
"I'm ___ Her," 2016 political slogan:
WITH
End of many a toast:
TOYOU
Touch:
AFFECT
Work of extraterrestrials? - not!:
CROPCIRCLE
Pops some pills, say:
TAKESDRUGS
Popular sans-serif font:
ARIAL
Schools of thought:
ISMS
"No joke!":
IMEANTHAT
"Onward!," in Italy:
AVANTI
Shortcuts into clubs:
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Actor Williams of "Happy Days":
ANSON
Unfiltered:
RAW
Put together:
WED
U.S. detainment site in Cuba, informally:
GITMO
Question posed with feigned shock:
MOI
Ushers in:
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Guy into hip-hop:
B-BOY
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Where the heart is:
TORSO
Some apartments for scaredy-cats?:
CHICKENCO-OPS
Colorful pond swimmer:
KOI
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OOM
Drank to excess:
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R.V. camper's org.:
KOA
[I'm devastated!]:
SOB
Deli supply:
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Event for snocrossers:
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Marauding group in Tolkien's "The Two Towers":
ORCS
Game of tag, basically:
CHASING
"You're almost there":
CLOSE
"So funny!":
HA-HA
"World News Tonight" airer:
ABC
Talk show interviewee:
GUEST
Record half that stirs emotions?:
MOVINGA-SIDE
Aid for one going places?:
VISA
On edge:
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Worry:
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Exerciser's target:
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Kerfuffle:
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"Shame on you!":
TUT
Olive or avocado:
TREE
Dark force:
YIN
European country slightly larger than Malta:
ANDORRA
Sandwich for a dieter?:
LO-CALHERO
"How precious is that!":
AWW
Actor ___ J. Cobb of "12 Angry Men":
LEE
So last month:
OLD
Appear that way:
SEEMTO
You thinking what I'm thinking?:
ESP
Share:
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Volcano output:
ASH
Slippery sort:
WEASEL
Size up:
ASSESS
Letters on some baggage to N.Y.C.:
LGA
Word with sweet or sugar:
PEA
Made damp:
WETTED
"Gangnam Style" singer:
PSY
Winter D.C. hrs.:
EST
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