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July 23 2017 crossword
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Top:
ACME
Like some radios:
AMFM
"Born Sinner" rapper J. ___:
COLE
17,000+-foot peak near the Equator [4]:
MOUNTKENYA
Guarantee:
ENSURE
Wears:
HASON
Make airtight, in a way [4]:
HEATSEAL
Others of ancient Rome?:
ALII
Band member's time to shine:
SOLO
In public:
OPENLY
Monster's moniker:
NESSIE
Pioneer in computer chess:
IBM
Healthy [4]:
INTHEPINK
"Don't ___ hero!":
BEA
Nightshade family member [5]:
MANDRAKE
Channel setting on many airport TVs:
CNN
Prized possession [5]:
CROWNJEWEL
Home of the Gallatin Sch. of Individualized Study:
NYU
Take home:
NET
Gets cheeky with?:
MOONS
Unit around one foot?:
SHOE
Act on a sudden itch to be hitched:
ELOPE
Fit for service:
ONEA
Spending:
OUTLAY
It may be seeded:
RYE
Even (with):
FLUSH
Roger who battled 13-Across:
AILES
Utter:
OUTANDOUT
Mich. neighbor:
ONT
Mater ___:
DEI
Cut, Paste and Print:
MENUOPTIONS
One doing routine office work, informally [5]:
PENPUSHER
Degree in math?:
NTH
Mountain ___:
DEW
Copse makeup:
TREES
Title character in a 1943 French novella [6]:
LITTLEPRINCE
"Wasn't that fantastic?!":
TADA
Long:
PINE
Move to protect the king, say:
CASTLE
Praises highly:
EXTOLS
Zap:
NUKE
At all, in dialect:
NOHOW
Me.-to-Fla. route:
USONE
Pedagogic org.:
NEA
Color of el mar:
AZUL
Vote for:
YEA
Pacific capital:
APIA
N.F.L.'s Jaguars, on scoreboards:
JAX
Sugar suffix:
OSE
1990 Literature Nobelist Octavio ___:
PAZ
Toner cartridge contents:
DRYINK
Butt:
RAMINTO
Is from ancient Rome?:
EST
The Big Pineapple [4]:
HONOLULU
Flowers native to damp woods:
OXLIPS
"Please, I'll handle it":
LETME
Rhyme scheme ending a villanelle:
ABAA
Totally LOL-worthy:
AHOOT
Dave of jazz [4]:
BRUBECK
French word between two surnames:
NEE
Intl. commerce grp.:
WTO
Banded gemstones:
ONYXES
Bert who sang "If I Only Had the Nerve":
LAHR
Supermodel Lima:
ADRIANA
Poor People's Campaign organizer, for short:
MLK
Certain fire sign:
LEO
Frequent Bosch setting:
HELL
Like the Greek god Pan:
HORNED
Capital accumulation:
WEALTH
Dance craze of the 2010s:
DOUGIE
Flip out:
GOAPE
"___ and animals are free" (party slogan in "1984"):
PROLES
One leading the exercises, for short? [4]:
PETEACHER
Singer Bonnie:
RAITT
"___ Mine" (George Harrison book):
IME
Like some lawyers' work [4]:
PROBONO
Sandwich inits.:
PBJ
Musical talent:
EAR
Cartographer:
MAPPER
Having as ingredients:
MADEOF
Guinea pig relative:
AGOUTI
Fruity spirit [6]:
PEARBRANDY
Try to sink one's teeth into:
BITEAT
Cheap cooking implement:
TINPAN
Vain, temperamental sort [7]:
PRIMADONNA
Long range:
ANDES
Bright lights:
NEONS
Like, forever:
AGES
Steely Dan's best-selling album:
AJA
Band member's main squeeze? [4]:
ACCORDION
Naval noncoms:
CPOS
___ song:
SWAN
E'erlasting:
ETERNE
___ one-eighty:
DOA
Bleeping government org.?:
FCC
1940 Disney release [3]:
FANTASIA
Swamp swimmer:
CROC
Trophy figure:
NIKE
Woman who took a "roll in ze hay" in "Young Frankenstein":
INGA
"Why are you looking at me?" [4]:
WHATDIDO
Pulling off bank jobs [5]:
HEISTING
Where It. is:
EUR
Inverse trig function:
ARCTAN
Teddy Roosevelt targets:
TRUSTS
Agcy. that oversaw plants:
AEC
Ones "from Mars":
MEN
Inits. in some parlors:
OTB
American-born Jordanian queen:
NOOR
"Shoo!":
GIT
Much-swiped item:
IDCARD
Short trailer:
TEASER
Org. behind the Human Genome Project:
NIH
Lewis ___, 1848 Democratic candidate for president:
CASS
Borgia who was an illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI:
CESARE
11th-century campaign [4]:
FIRSTCRUSADE
Took a breather:
SAT
Message from the marooned:
SOS
Put in stitches:
SEWED
Noah of "ER":
WYLE
Like the Salt Lake Bees baseball team:
AAA
Decoration for an R.A.F. pilot:
DSO
"Will you let me have a taste?":
CANITRYSOME
Grp. with a mission:
NASA
"Sure, sign me up!":
IMIN
Predecessor of Rabin:
MEIR
What's lost in "Paradise Lost":
EDEN
Clothing associated with Hillary Clinton:
PANTSUITS
Rabbit's foot:
PAW
It's inspired:
AIR
Original "Veronica Mars" channel:
UPN
"Same here":
ASAMI
Like many pools and highways:
LANED
Cooperation:
AID
They begin trading, for short:
IPOS
Frankincense, e.g.:
RESIN
Singer of a famous bath time song:
ERNIE
Crooked:
WRY
Barack Obama's mother:
ANN
Sturm und ___:
DRANG
Garner:
EARN
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