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April 2 2017 crossword
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Ascribes, with "up":
CHALKS
Musical Mama:
CASS
Cut:
HEWN
Something delivered by a diva:
ARIA
Droopy:
LIMP
Capital of Uganda:
KAMPALA
Nearly out?:
SLEEPY
Title film character played by Tyler Perry:
MADEA
Gullet:
MAW
Second first lady:
ABIGAIL
Foolish oldsters:
DOTARDS
K thru 12:
ELHI
King who spoke at Kennedy's inaugural ball:
ALAN
Hails:
SALUTES
Lugs:
SCHLEPS
Samuel Adams, e.g.:
ALE
Rich supply:
LODE
Natl. Guard counterpart:
USNR
Small, as Beanie Babies:
TEENIE
1961 title role for Charlton Heston:
ELCID
A comic called Wanda:
SYKES
Showy gymnastics maneuver:
AERIAL
Togalike Roman cloak:
ABOLLA
Burglar frightener:
ARF
In an attentive manner:
CLOSELY
SWAN:
SWIMMERWITHARCHEDNECK
___ Nui (Easter Island):
RAPA
Mooers' mouthfuls:
CUDS
Crunchy green vegetable:
SNAPPEA
Profitable:
GAINFUL
Sportscaster Johnson:
ERNIE
Show up:
APPEAR
Muse of lyric poetry:
ERATO
Wet blanket?:
DEW
Flight of fancy:
WHIMSY
They contain libidos:
IDS
MARS:
MOSTLYARIDREDSPHERE
Publisher's pile: Abbr.:
MSS
___ Park, Ill.:
OAK
Commercial lead-in to Caps:
SNO
"___ Boom-De-Ay":
TARARA
Certain house ... or house dressing:
RANCH
Land next to Peru: Abbr.:
ECUA
Obligation:
DEBT
Drop a line, say:
EDIT
Raise:
REAR
Largest city of Yemen:
SANAA
French region now part of the Grand Est:
ALSACE
Ally (with):
SIDE
Hershey product similar to a Heath bar:
SKOR
Part of a domain name:
DOT
Banned insecticide:
DDT
Desdemona's husband, in opera:
OTELLO
Gists:
NUBS
Candidate's goal:
SEAT
Foreboding atmosphere:
MIASMA
Bobby of the Black Panthers:
SEALE
Stephenie who wrote the "Twilight" series:
MEYER
Periodic table figs.:
ATNOS
ATLAS:
AIDTOLOCATEASTREET
Actor Holm:
IAN
Where cultures thrive?:
LAB
Horse bit:
OAT
Wonder Woman is one:
AMAZON
Fixed fee:
SETRATE
City, but not county, leader?:
SOFTC
Yale of Yale University:
ELIHU
La ___ (notre planète):
TERRE
Spa sound:
AAH
"Once in Love With ___":
AMY
Objectivist Rand:
AYN
Fat substitute brand:
OLEAN
Pride parade letters:
LGBT
Neuter:
GELD
Self-referential:
META
Med. scan:
MRI
Poetic time:
EEN
Fifth-century pope dubbed "the Great":
STLEO
Stop: Abbr.:
STN
That life evolves, to Darwin:
THESIS
An evergreen:
FIR
Martinique, par exemple:
ILE
Pressed:
IRONED
Exist:
ARE
Apothegm:
ADAGE
Musical instruments that lie flat:
ZITHERS
Global sports org.:
IOC
TRIO:
THREEROLLEDINTOONE
German for "first":
ERST
Cole Porter's "Well, Did You ___?":
EVAH
Actress Anderson:
LONI
They may match presidential administrations:
ERAS
Train:
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Jose ___ (tequila brand):
CUERVO
___ the Explorer:
DORA
Chapel Hill sch.:
UNC
It's a long story:
SAGA
Nonspecific amount:
ANY
Mild exclamation:
GEE
Supplemental work for actors:
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Squealed:
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Golden ___ (General Mills cereal):
GRAHAMS
Really bothers:
NAGSAT
Winter Olympics activity:
SKATING
Willa Cather's "My ___":
ANTONIA
Drew useful material from:
MINED
Bad-mouths:
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OKAY:
OTHERWISEKNOWNASYES
Writer who coined the term "banana republic" (1904):
OHENRY
Drab songbird:
WREN
Airport amenity:
WIFI
Realm chronicled by C. S. Lewis:
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Fiery end?:
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ASWAS
1991 Wimbledon champ Michael:
STICH
___ es Salaam:
DAR
Of a heart chamber:
ATRIAL
Direct:
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Ghostbuster Spengler:
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___ Préval, two-time president of Haiti:
RENE
Stop, in sailor's lingo:
HEAVETO
Say further:
ADD
Brandy grade, briefly:
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Volcano at the meeting point of the African and Eurasian plates:
ETNA
Shudder of emotion:
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Pet protection agcy.:
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White House spokesman Spicer:
SEAN
Greek peak:
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Some degrees:
NTHS
WASP:
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Bad start?:
DYS
Col.'s superior:
GEN
Opening letters?:
ACRONYM
One of the Wahlbergs:
DONNIE
One way to pay:
INCASH
Introversion:
SHYNESS
Idol worshiper:
PAGAN
Yoga poses:
ASANAS
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