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December 23 2018 crossword
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English guy:
CHAP
Shoddy:
CHEAP
"Alas!":
HOWSAD
War-torn Syrian city:
ALEPPO
Philosophical argument for belief in God:
PASCALSWAGER
Partner in indecision with 5-Down:
HEM
Partner in indecision with 5-Across:
HAW
Connoisseur of food and drink:
EPICURE
One might be found near a cloverleaf:
MOTEL
Alternative to pavement:
GRAVEL
Modern prefix with tag:
GEO
Series:
RUN
Word with you but not me:
ARE
Main ingredient in Wiener schnitzel:
VEAL
Kitchenware brand:
EKCO
Like corsets:
LACED
What leads many people to say "Let's face it"?:
MECCA
Russian "peace":
MIR
Terminus:
ENDPOINT
Online enticement:
CLICKBAIT
Codger:
COOT
Botanical bristles:
AWNS
Spanish greeting:
HOLA
G.I.'s address:
APO
California's motto:
EUREKA
Like a truck descending a steep hill:
INLOW
Sources of Manchego cheese:
EWES
How polka bands get their start?:
WITHONEACCORDION
Evidence left by a moth:
HOLE
Dead reckoning?:
OBITPAGE
Org. with an annual Help a Horse Day:
ASPCA
___ Alcorn, creator of Pong:
ALLAN
Big suit:
CEO
Harvard University Press's ___ Classical Library:
LOEB
Hundredths: Abbr.:
PCTS
Pontiff's gold treasure?:
PAPALBULLION
Wood for a raft:
BALSA
"And who ___?":
ISNT
Texter's transition:
OTOH
St. Petersburg's river:
NEVA
Performed creditably:
DIDOK
Unduly harsh:
DRACONIC
Word with store or sign:
DOLLAR
Value:
ESTEEM
Has a 42-Down:
EATS
See 41-Down:
MEAL
Like powwows:
TRIBAL
___ Lee, singer with the 2011 #1 album "Mission Bell":
AMOS
All limbs:
LANK
Register things:
SALES
Audit a class, say:
SITIN
Star bursts:
NOVAE
Summer hat:
PANAMA
Enthrones:
CROWNS
Move slowly (along):
CHUG
City near the Sierras:
RENO
What comes before "B"?:
ORAL
Query about the Freedom Caucus or Berniecrats?:
ISTHATAFACTION
Islamic mystic:
SUFI
Tinker (with):
FIDDLE
Noted beauty contest loser:
HERA
Most remote of the Near Islands:
ATTU
Align:
TRUEUP
Irish port, county or bay:
SLIGO
"Shame!":
TSK
Sushi eel:
UNAGI
Doesn't really see:
IMAGINES
Improvised:
RIFFED
Gift tag word:
FOR
Lansing-to-Flint dir.:
ENE
Brief swim:
DIP
Some refuges:
DENS
Protective sorts in showbiz:
STAGEMOTHERS
Figure in Jewish folklore:
GOLEM
Like some factories ... or, in a different sense, like 90-, 109- and 119-Across (but not 24-, 32- and 53-Across)?:
UNIONIZED
Fervor:
ZEAL
Some runoff sites:
EAVES
Potentially unhelpful answer to "Who's there?":
ITSME
BBQ side:
SLAW
What can go before watt:
MEGA
Rare success story from the dot-com bubble:
EBAY
Speed:
RACE
More pulchritudinous:
COMELIER
The 21st Amendment, e.g.:
REPEAL
Biblical spy:
CALEB
Wonder:
AWE
Beau's girl:
AMIE
___-Dixie (grocery chain):
WINN
It's not as simple as a), b), c):
ESSAYTEST
Dutch cheese:
GOUDA
"Go ahead!":
DOSO
Italian wine city:
ASTI
Pas sans:
AVEC
Trolley sound:
CLANG
Awestruck:
GAGA
Nickname for a hard-to-please girl?:
MISSIMPOSSIBLE
Bee, e.g.:
SAMANTHA
Introvert's focus:
SELF
Cross inscription:
INRI
Seethe:
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Room to maneuver:
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Max at the MoMA:
ERNST
Certifiable, so to speak:
INSANE
Bygone office position:
STENO
Unctuousness:
SMARM
Sea cow:
MANATEE
White part of pearly whites:
ENAMEL
Offshore sight, maybe:
OILRIG
Need for a model:
GLUE
Vexes:
ANNOYS
Flowering herb also known as devil's nettle:
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Woman's name that means "star":
STELLA
Arabic name that sounds like a polite affirmative:
YASIR
Banisters:
RAILS
Data maintained by competitive dentists?:
FILLINGSTATS
Not loose, as a diamond:
INSET
4-0 series, say:
SWEEP
Envelope abbr.:
ATTN
Some refuges:
ARKS
Like panang curry:
THAI
That's right!:
EAST
"Git!":
SCAT
"I did it!":
TADA
Italian article:
UNA
Intentionally lost:
THREW
Speakers' searches for just the right words?:
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It fits in a lock:
OAR
Architect Maya:
LIN
Mathematician's 116-Down:
QED
Inits. before many state names:
USS
Jesus Christ, with "the":
SON
Halliburton of the Halliburton Company:
ERLE
Buckwheat cereal:
KASHA
Restroom sign:
LADIES
Antidiscriminatory abbr.:
EEO
Iago or Othello:
ROLE
It notably has two bridges:
SITAR
Bleachers:
STANDS
"x" in 5x = x^2 ÷ 2:
TEN
Tit for tat?:
SWAP
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