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November 22 2021 crossword
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Bottom of a shoe:
SOLE
Living room seat:
SOFA
Iridescent gem:
OPAL
Meathead:
LUNK
Abbr. before a date on a business shingle:
ESTAB
Had on:
WORE
Question to a suspected culprit:
WASITYOU
Popular acne medication:
OXY
Starts up again, as a computer:
REBOOTS
Pal of Jerry on "Seinfeld":
ELAINE
Insurance worker:
AGENT
Primate with no tail:
APE
Talks on and on:
GABS
And others: Abbr.:
ETAL
River on which Cleopatra cruised:
NILE
Couldn't keep a secret:
TOLD
Work by a composer:
OPUS
Skating leap:
AXEL
Outdoor party locale:
PATIO
Pastime for armchair sports enthusiasts:
FANTASYBASEBALL
Grad:
ALUM
Shpeak indishtinctly:
SLUR
Corrosive substance:
ALKALI
ExxonMobil's business:
OIL
Toy that goes up slow and comes down fast:
SLED
Close, as a jacket:
BUTTONUP
Ruler in pre-Communist Russia:
TSAR
Heap for burning:
PYRE
What a grocery scanner scans, for short:
UPC
Instruction for a violinist:
UPBOW
Dehydrated plum:
PRUNE
Things weighed against benefits:
COSTS
Unidentifiable protein:
MYSTERYMEAT
Not just a few:
MANY
Come next:
ENSUE
One who's 18 or older:
ADULT
Like an impatient and competitive personality:
TYPEA
They're paid to play:
PROS
"Now!" in the operating room:
STAT
Grp. that extends from Canada to Chile:
OAS
Lustful, informally:
RANDY
Sightseeing on wheels:
BUSTOUR
Intl. group that has no members in Europe or North America:
OPEC
Finally starts talking:
OPENSUP
Minnesota's St. ___ College:
OLAF
Enter en masse, as a car:
PILEINTO
Like draft beers:
ONTAP
"Baby Cobra" comic Wong:
ALI
In a terrible way:
AWFULLY
Christmas season:
YULE
Holy site in Jerusalem:
WESTERNWALL
Coll. military program:
ROTC
Most pleasant:
NICEST
Where inhaled air goes:
LUNG
When a plane is due in, in brief:
ETA
Hair stylist, fancily:
COIFFEUR
Find a second function for:
REUSE
Old Glory, for one:
FLAG
Creature that goes "ribbit!":
FROG
Run easily:
LOPE
"You said it, brother!":
AMEN
Actress Teri:
GARR
Sch. in Fort Worth:
TCU
"The very idea!":
INEVER
Colorado skiing mecca:
VAIL
Objects in an Easter hunt:
EGGS
Surrealist Magritte:
RENE
Spanish or French, but not German:
ROMANCELANGUAGE
Scottish negative:
NAE
Member of a D.C. "Squad":
AOC
"Tosca" or "Turandot":
OPERA
Opening for a coin:
SLOT
Speak to a deaf person, in a way:
SIGN
What the start of 17-, 29-, 45- or 61-Across is, in a bookstore:
GENRE
Tickle Me Elmo maker, once:
TYCO
Otherwise:
ELSE
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