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September 2 2018 crossword
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STAND
What "Talk to the hand!" is an example of:
SASS
Unswerving:
TRUE
"I couldn't agree more!":
AMENTOTHAT
They're found under a bridge:
NOSTRILS
Beats by ___ (headphones brand):
DRE
Potential queens:
PAWNS
Short strokes:
PUTTS
"Alas!":
AHME
Sudden impulse:
WHIM
Sister:
NUN
"Try me":
SHOOT
Word that looks like its meaning when written in lowercase:
BED
Be relevant to:
BEARON
Country named for its latitude:
ECUADOR
College student's assignment:
DORM
Harmless weapons maker:
NERF
Words after an interruption:
NOWWHEREWASI
Stefanik who is the youngest woman ever elected to Congress:
ELISE
Fast one:
RACER
"___ Jacques":
FRERE
Strong suit?:
ARMOR
"Continue":
UHHUH
"Foucault's Pendulum" author, 1988:
ECO
Like the Gregorian calendar:
SOLAR
Conductors' announcements:
STOPS
Showdown in Greek mythology:
SUESEHTMINOTAUR
"___ where it hurts!":
HITEM
Uncle, in Argentina:
TIO
A couple of times:
TWICE
Word of confirmation on a messaging app:
SENT
Couple:
ITEM
Showdown in classic video games:
OIRAMBOWSER
Under half of 45?:
BSIDE
Quickened paces:
TROTS
Brother of Dori and Nori in "The Hobbit":
ORI
Wasn't struck down:
STOOD
Surprising lack of Oscar recognition:
SNUB
Realm:
SPHERE
Tours can be seen on it:
LOIRE
Suitable for a dieter, informally:
LOCAL
Triumph:
WIN
Body of water connected by canal to the Baltic:
WHITESEA
Watson's company:
IBM
Not in any way:
NOWISE
Defeat:
WORST
Showdown in American history:
NOTLIMAHBURR
Govt. org. based in Ft. Meade, Md.:
NSA
Word before right or rise:
ALL
Move turbulently:
ROIL
Increasingly ripe, say:
REDDER
Hot ___:
ROD
One of four in a grand slam:
RBI
Wedding need ... or booking:
BAND
Stereotypical therapist's response:
ISEE
Univs., e.g.:
SCHS
Bent over backward, in a way:
LIMBOED
Pipe cleaner:
DRANO
Bit of P.R.:
RELEASE
Enthusiasts:
LOVERS
Go wrong:
ERR
Like baseball's Durham Bulls:
AAA
Speaker of Welsh or Breton:
CELT
Part of the eye:
CORNEA
Wapitis:
ELKS
Actor Elba:
IDRIS
British Bulldog : Churchill :: ___ : Thatcher:
IRONLADY
One of the o's in "o/o":
OWNER
Rank above maj.:
LTCOL
Undistinguished, as many a subdivision house:
COOKIECUTTER
Showdown in cinema:
EKULDARTHVADER
Rapidly spreading vine:
KUDZU
Get straight:
UNBEND
Prefix with allergenic:
HYPO
Mork's planet:
ORK
Brightly colored blazer:
SUN
Obie-winning playwright Will:
ENO
"What is it?":
YES
Showdown in the funnies:
YPOONSREDBARON
Football units: Abbr.:
YDS
Idiot, in Britspeak:
PRAT
Vow:
OATH
Relatives of emus:
RHEAS
Et ___:
ALII
Not use cursive:
PRINT
Numbers to avoid:
NOCALLLIST
Ragged:
TATTY
University in Des Moines:
DRAKE
Greenish-brown hue:
HAZEL
Neighbor of China:
LAOS
North African land: Abbr.:
ALG
What's used to row, row, row your boat:
OAR
Cry of school spirit:
RAH
Leave fulfilled:
SATIATE
Laid-back:
TYPEB
Less than perfect:
UNIDEAL
Data storage items on the decline:
DVDS
Organ in the leg of a katydid, bizarrely:
EAR
Geometric prefix:
OCTA
Frontier lights:
OILLAMPS
Italian "il" or French "le":
THE
Prattle:
YAK
Unit of explosive power:
KILOTON
Showdown in the Bible:
DIVADGOLIATH
"That sounds awful":
OHMAN
Mauna ___:
LOA
Protein shell of a virus:
CAPSID
Wow:
AMAZE
Territory name until 1889:
DAKOTA
Like sauvignon blanc:
DRY
Traditional Christmas decoration:
HOLLY
Jump to conclusions:
ASSUME
Brat's opposite:
ANGEL
Popular dip:
SALSA
Skilled laborer:
SMITH
Some petting zoo animals:
LAMBS
Tex-___:
MEX
Bit of corruption:
BRIBE
Word with wonder or world:
SMALL
Author of the "Fear Street" series for young readers:
STINE
Showdown in comic books:
NAMTABJOKER
Some saber wielders:
JEDI
Lead-in to boy or girl:
ATTA
Bluish-green:
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Ninny:
TWIT
Simple plant:
ALGA
TV show set in William McKinley High School:
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Prefix with stratus:
ALTO
Ostentation:
GLITZ
Showdown in literature:
ETOXIUQWINDMILL
It's used to cite a site:
URL
Bonnie and Clyde, e.g.:
DUO
Businesswoman Lauder:
ESTEE
Apt name for a Braille instructor:
DOT
TD Garden athlete:
BRUIN
Knock over:
UPSET
Cowardly Lion portrayer:
LAHR
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INA
Overjoy:
ELATE
Bone: Prefix:
OSTEO
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