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January 21 2018 crossword
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Enjoy some rays?:
SCUBA
Patron of the Archdiocese of New York, briefly:
STPAT
It's bowed between the legs:
CELLO
Not calmed:
UNALLAYED
Scout's magazine:
BOYSLIFE
Terrier's warning:
ARF
Skip one's senior year, say:
GOPRO
Horror movie stuff:
GORE
Grainy, in a way:
OATEN
Choice:
PRIMO
___ sleep (a chance to dream):
REM
1941 siege target:
ODESSA
Off-kilter:
ALOP
Leader in a red suit:
ACEOFHEARTS
Actress Jessica:
LANGE
Chicago airport code:
ORD
Nanny around the house?:
PETGOAT
Affectedly quaint:
TWEE
Ex-N.F.L. QB Tim:
TEBOW
Perform a miraculous feat:
WALKONWATER
Before, poetically:
ERE
End of days?:
ESS
Plácido Domingo, for one:
TENOR
Was part of a crew:
OARED
Colorful toys with symbols on their bellies:
CAREBEARS
Ballet support:
BARRE
Stall:
PLAYFORTIME
Less ordinary:
ODDER
They may sit next to sofas:
ENDTABLES
"God's in his heaven - ___ right with the world":
ALLS
Adjudge:
DEEM
Make out, at Hogwarts:
SNOG
It dissolves in H2O:
NACL
Understand:
GROK
Sounded:
TOLLED
River east of Tokyo:
EDO
At risk of being offensive:
NOTSAFEFORWORK
Home that sounds like two letters of the alphabet:
TEPEE
Mushrooms, e.g.:
FUNGI
Derrière:
REAREND
Flattens, for short:
KOS
Deputies:
AIDES
Sights in a Hooverville:
SHACKS
A pop:
EACH
Oil-rich nation, for short:
UAE
Prefix with -logism:
NEO
Subtle sign from the distressed:
CRYFORHELP
Goofy drawing?:
CEL
Sch. on the upper Hudson:
RPI
Ancient land where the Olympics began:
ELIS
Important body part for a tuba player:
LIP
Wasn't straight up:
LEANT
"No ifs, ___ or buts":
ANDS
Holiday poem starter:
TWAS
They're charged for rides:
TESLAS
Blade with no sharp edge:
EPEE
The "A" in TV's ALF:
ALIEN
Certain Monday night entertainment:
NFLGAME
Director Lee:
ANG
In the vicinity of:
NEAR
Hip-hop dance move:
NAENAE
Tupperware feature:
LID
Very bad plan:
RECIPEFORDISASTER
Holding charge:
RANSOM
Chemical source of fruit flavor:
ESTER
"Hollywood Squares" win:
OOO
Lose one's shadow, say:
SHAVE
Dorm V.I.P.s:
RAS
Enjoys some rays:
BASKS
Sounded like R2-D2:
BEEPED
Auction units:
LOTS
Seat of Lewis and Clark County:
HELENA
Positive responses:
ASSENTS
Pretense:
ACT
Quantity of garden tools:
SHEDFUL
Like two-bed hospital rooms:
SEMIPRIVATE
"Vacation" band:
GOGOS
The Castro in San Francisco and Chelsea in Manhattan:
GAYBORHOODS
Stadium cheer:
OLE
Fake news items:
CANARDS
Trickster of Navajo mythology:
COYOTE
It's said to cause a smile:
CHEESE
Bash:
GALA
Alum:
GRAD
Cosmic bursts:
NOVAS
Couleur du café:
NOIR
Seasonal cry (remember 43-Across):
TEMPORARYEMPLOYEE
Below 90°:
ACUTE
Component:
PIECE
Pasture:
LEA
TV show with the most Primetime Emmy noms:
SNL
Co-star of Harrison Ford in "Blade Runner":
SEANYOUNG
Ending with beat or word:
NIK
Be flat:
LIE
Per ___:
DIEM
Lyft alternative:
CAB
Farm refrain:
EIEIO
Prince Philip's spouse, for short:
QEII
John Wayne movie set in Ireland, with "The":
QUIETMAN
West Coast law force, for short:
SFPD
That woman:
SHE
House whose symbol is a red-and-white rose:
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Shoulderless, sleeveless garment:
TUBETOP
Horse color:
ROAN
Recipe that entails a lot of shaking (remember 56-Across):
EARTHQUAKE
Saw no alternative:
HADTO
12 mins., in the N.B.A.:
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Ben-___:
HUR
Stick (out):
JUT
Marley of "A Christmas Carol":
JACOB
Campus grp. that organizes marches:
ROTC
They take 2-10 yrs. to mature:
TNOTES
Stay home for dinner:
EATIN
Play of Shakespeare (remember 23-Across):
ELIZABETHANERA
Fan publications, informally:
ZINES
Sporty car of old:
TBIRD
Like a candle that's gone out, maybe:
RELIT
"Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" singer, 2015:
ADELE
Edy's onetime ice cream partner:
DREYER
Come onstage:
ENTER
Very thin:
REEDY
Number two:
VICE
Pro ___:
BONO
Computer menu heading:
EDIT
Knocks off:
ICES
Color feature:
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Beethoven's "Archduke," e.g.:
PIANOTRIO
Rewards card accumulation: Abbr.:
PTS
Debtor's letters:
IOU
Stadium cheer:
RAH
Not safe at home (remember 33-Across):
TELECOMMUTE
Old Parlophone parent:
EMI
U.F.C. sport:
MMA
Racetrack display:
TOTEBOARD
Author Zola:
EMILE
Like horses and lions:
MANED
Takes to court:
SUES
Achievements of Henry Kissinger and Martin Luther King Jr., in brief:
PHDS
Links link them:
SITES
Ticked off:
ANGRY
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