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    February 22 2017  crossword
    
    
                
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    Actress and former mixed martial arts champion Carano:
GINA
[OMG!]:
GASP
Not in use:
IDLE
Genre for the novelist Patricia Highsmith:
NOIR
Hordes:
ARMIES
Provocative remark:
BARB
What's always good in Grenoble?:
BON
Publisher of the old All-True Detective Cases comic books:
AVON
Fail on a promise:
RENEGE
Portmanteau in 2016 world news:
BREXIT
Seat at a hootenanny:
BALE
Greyhound runner?:
BUS
Common bandage additive:
ANTISEPTIC
Told a tale:
LIED
Event at a convention center:
EXPO
Go crazy for:
ADORE
Online market for crafts:
ETSY
Part of an order for eggs:
OVER
Operating system with many clones:
UNIX
... SLID SAID SAND SANE SINE NINE ...:
SLIMTONONE
Annual writing award:
OHENRY
It may help you get up:
STEP
"... shall not ___ from the earth": Gettysburg Address:
PERISH
Call from a counter:
NEXT
Training montages, underdog victories, etc., in sports movies:
TROPES
Words often spoken with a hand on the Bible:
IDO
Visually assessed:
EYED
Bump off:
DOIN
Show created by Lena Dunham:
GIRLS
The Tigers of the S.E.C.:
LSU
Where Matt Damon was stranded in a 2015 film:
MARS
6-3, 2-6, 7-6, e.g.:
MATCH
Nimble:
AGILE
Progress indicator, of a sort:
REPORTCARD
... DOTE DOLE DOLL DELL SELL ...:
NOTETOSELF
Wedding dinner speech, often:
TOAST
Gray area:
LIMBO
Camper's tool:
FLINT
Archaeologist's estimate:
AGE
Many a chamber piece:
TRIO
"For shame!":
TSKTSK
Person at a desk:
PUPIL
What an insider might offer:
TIP
Impulse transmission point:
SYNAPSE
Pinnacle:
PEAK
Engraver's instrument:
STYLET
"You've said quite enough!," informally:
TMI
Something a cellphone can replace:
CLOCK
Board hiree, for short:
CEO
6-3, 2-6, 7-6 and others:
SETS
Part of many Arabic names:
IBN
... HERD HEAD HEAT SEAT STAT ...:
HERETOSTAY
Geographical quintet:
OCEANS
Catch for a grizzly:
SALMON
Macbeth, e.g.:
SCOT
Hits hard:
SMITES
Puccini title heroine:
TOSCA
Heidi of "Project Runway":
KLUM
Japanese noodles:
UDON
___ department:
REC
Demolish:
RAZE
See 62-Across:
EDEN
Growth in an underwater "forest":
KELP
Spa treatment, informally:
PEDI
Things handed down by kings:
EDICTS
Bloke:
CHAP
Museum near Westminster Abbey:
TATE
Put away:
STOW
Man exiled from 55-Down:
ADAM
Rapper ___ Def:
MOS
... OMEN OPEN OPED SPED SHED SHAD SHAM WHAM WHAT ...:
AMENTOTHAT
Lepidopterist's aid:
NET
Home (in on):
ZERO
Lymph ___:
NODE
"Sweet!," old-style:
NEATO
Wraps up:
ENDS
Fit of pique:
SNIT
Erupt:
SPEW
    
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