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December 2 2024 crossword
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Bit of punctuation:
COMMA
Admitted (to):
COPPED
The "O" of Jackie O.:
ONASSIS
Faux pas:
MISSTEP
The lion's share:
MOST
"Gimme ___!" (start of University of Iowa's cheer):
ANI
Sketch:
DRAW
Impressionist Edgar:
DEGAS
Vessels for whitewater rapids:
RAFTS
Popular Japanese beer:
ASAHI
Tie the knot:
WED
Part of ROTFL:
THE
Member of a college's governing board:
TRUSTEE
Height of fashion?:
HEMLINE
Anticipates:
EXPECTS
Culinary tearjerker:
ONION
Carefree quality:
EASE
Prehistoric predator, for short:
TREX
"Wheeeeeee!":
THISISFUN
Trend that's here today, gone tomorrow:
PASSINGFAD
Playwright Coward:
NOEL
A dromedary has one:
HUMP
Covert "Hey, you!":
PSST
Inauguration Day promise:
OATH
Grocery store division:
AISLE
Word seen on the side of many planes:
AIR
Winter hrs. in the Big Apple:
EST
Seeing the glass half-empty:
PESSIMISTIC
Mani-___:
PEDI
Old LP format:
MONO
Fuel choice for many trucks:
DIESEL
Make bigger at McDonald's:
SUPERSIZE
"Murder on the ___ Express" (Agatha Christie mystery):
ORIENT
Tater:
SPUD
Second word of many a fairy tale:
UPON
Take advantage of:
USE
Ballpoint or highlighter:
PEN
Roulette bet:
ODD
Observes:
SEES
Beyond irritated:
PISSEDOFF
Random guess:
STAB
Glenn of the Eagles:
FREY
Tennis icon Arthur:
ASHE
Glossy magazines have a lot of them:
ADPAGES
April weather said to bring May flowers:
SHOWERS
Knows somebody who might help:
HASANIN
Be in charge of, as a bar:
TEND
Floor coverings:
RUGS
Dispensed, as Halloween candy:
GAVEOUT
Catch off-guard:
STARTLE
Teachings of Buddha:
DHARMA
Prestigious sch. in Cambridge, Mass.:
MIT
Hundred on the Hill:
SENATE
"Don't move!," to a dog:
STAY
Isn't imaginary:
EXISTS
Potential option:
POSSIBILITY
"Go me!":
IRULE
Kids make them for Santa:
LISTS
"No worries":
ITSOK
Shot that produces an immune response to a virus, slangily:
VAX
Look forward to:
AWAIT
"Lovely" Beatles girl:
RITA
Garr with a "Tootsie" role:
TERI
Commotion:
TODO
Group born between 1997 and 2012, for short:
GENZ
Tiptoes, as around a touchy subject:
PUSSYFOOTS
Bottom of a paw:
PAD
Swiftie, e.g.:
FAN
One of the Great Lakes:
ERIE
Voice under a soprano:
ALTO
Word before education or supervision:
ADULT
Nine-digit ID:
SSN
Classroom seating:
DESK
Classroom jottings:
NOTES
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