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December 2 2016 crossword
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Ceremonial basin:
LAVABO
Not as much:
LESSSO
Rolls with the punches:
ADAPTS
Some hospital readings:
VITALS
"Can you break ___?":
ATEN
Fearless:
BOLD
Heraldic wreath:
ORLE
Pakistan's ___ Khan University:
AGA
Only creature besides humans to farm other creatures:
ANT
Visits:
GOESTO
"If things don't change ...":
ATTHISRATE
Downloaded, say:
GOT
Something an athlete puts on:
GAMEFACE
Reward for acting well?:
OSCARNOD
Genteel establishment:
TEAROOM
One may open an issue:
EDITORSNOTE
Decade when ZIP codes were introduced:
SIXTIES
Verge:
EVE
Suffix with lip-:
ASE
It comes with a dish:
SATELLITETV
Universal Studios, formerly:
MCA
Athletic wear named for an anagram of what it does:
SPANDEX
Female in the woods:
SHEBEAR
Grumpy state:
BADMOOD
Card initials:
STL
Monkey with a repetitive name:
TITI
Scottish "John":
IAN
Hairstyle that's very big:
AFRO
"Odyssey" peak:
OSSA
Presumptive:
APRIORI
Parting words:
CIAOS
Front ends?:
CEASEFIRES
Paul of "There Will Be Blood":
DANO
Emulate a popinjay:
PREEN
"Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand" (1983 pop lyric):
RIO
"Annie Hall" or "Notting Hill":
ROMCOM
It borders Hudson Bay: Abbr.:
ONT
Montessori and Sharapova:
MARIAS
"The best or nothing" sloganeer, informally:
MERCEDES
Forsaken:
ALLALONE
Sat in a dugout?:
CANOED
Arm-twists:
COERCES
Phaëthon's father, in myth:
HELIOS
Claims, with "on":
HASDIBS
Ball game:
LOTTO
Xerox setting: Abbr.:
LTR
Dinosaur in Pixar's "The Good Dinosaur":
ARLO
First name in foundations:
ESTEE
"Dr. Strangelove" or "Borat":
SATIRE
Southern California's ___ Point:
DANA
When Banquo dies in "Macbeth":
ACTIII
"You ___ worry":
NEEDNT
State:
ALLEGE
Lasting impression:
SCAR
"M*A*S*H" co-star:
FARR
Picture frame?:
CEL
Bound:
DELIMIT
What a needle may indicate: Abbr.:
MPH
Article of personal property:
CHATTEL
Syllables in a children's refrain:
HIHO
Shortly:
ANON
Oz. sextet:
TSPS
Veiled promise?:
IDO
Cracker Jack come-on:
PRIZEINSIDE
Dictionary's end:
ZEE
Jerry's partner:
BEN
"Fingers crossed!":
HERESHOPING
Dallas-to-Houston dir.:
SSE
Verb that can combine with its past tense:
SEE
Like some inspections:
ONSITE
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