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February 24 2019 crossword
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Bank offerings, for short:
CDS
Fashion line:
HEM
Fashion model Marcille:
EVA
Documents that name executors:
WILLS
Tree resin used in fragrances:
BALSAM
On the same wavelength:
ATTUNED
A.F.L. partner:
CIO
Bullies:
COWS
Grate on:
ANNOY
Multidecker sandwich:
CLUB
Charging station for a smartphone:
CRADLE
Rapper ___ Yachty:
LIL
Sci-fi saucers:
UFOS
Part of N.B.:
BENE
Stack at Starbucks:
LIDS
Hula dancer's adornment:
LEI
Subject of many conspiracy theories:
ILLUMINATI
Knocking out of place:
DISLODGING
End a lawsuit, say:
SETTLE
Word that follows "standard" and means something nonstandard:
DEVIATION
Abundant:
RIFE
Nettie's sister in "The Color Purple":
CELIE
Musical ___:
CHAIRS
*Likely inexpensive place to get one's hair done:
SMALLTOWNSALON
Speak indistinctly:
SLUR
During the time that:
WHILST
Erase:
WIPE
Baton Rouge sch.:
LSU
Auctioneer's cry:
SOLD
Brownish tint:
SEPIA
One of South Africa's capitals:
PRETORIA
Final: Abbr.:
ULT
En ___ (chess move):
PASSANT
Oink-filled pen:
PIGSTY
Don who won an Oscar for "Cocoon":
AMECHE
Converted splits:
SPARES
1400:
TWOPM
Jolly time:
YULE
Holiday marking the end of Ramadan:
EID
Sports rival of Union College, for short:
RPI
Chemistry unit: Abbr.:
MOL
Wee devil:
IMP
Cry like a baby:
MEWL
Feature of a Welsh accent:
LILT
*Tourist activity in northern Scandinavia:
REINDEERRIDE
Winter Olympics host before Salt Lake City:
NAGANO
Dreadfully slow:
DRAGGY
List in the credits:
ROLES
Backpack filler:
GEAR
Wearers of striped shirts:
REFS
"I dare you!":
DOIT
Calendar column: Abbr.:
TUE
Make a quick move:
DART
Chinese dynasty ended by Kublai Khan:
SONG
It's groovy:
SCREW
Part of a trunk:
WAIST
Get to the bottom of:
PLUMB
Worker often found on hands and knees:
MASON
Mini maker:
BMW
Lockup, to Sherlock:
GAOL
Jargons:
LINGOS
Villain's hideout:
LAIR
Bled:
RAN
*Source of call-ups, in baseball lingo:
THEFARMTEAM
Not to be seen or heard by children:
RRATED
Prefix with culture:
AGRI
Virgil described its eruption in the "Aeneid":
ETNA
"You got it, boss man!":
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*Posting that blows in the wind:
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Tower construction material:
IVORY
Men:
GENTS
Serenaded:
SANGTO
Infrequently:
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Howe nicknamed "Mr. Hockey":
GORDIE
Restrict with a string:
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Odyssey:
VOYAGE
*Has little excitement for:
ISNOTTOOINTO
Challenge for a stain remover:
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Popular Japanese manga series with a schoolgirl heroine:
SAILORMOON
Counterpart of local channels:
NATIONALTV
Beginning:
ONSET
Pranks, in a way, informally:
TPS
Florentine : spinach :: lyonnaise : ___:
ONIONS
Mini, for one:
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"How fancy!":
OOLALA
Like a tidied-up room, now:
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Bit of hair:
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Curry go-with:
NAAN
To be abroad?:
ETRE
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Alternative to .net:
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Some Spanish babysitters:
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Baby beavers:
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Bird akin to the nene?:
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Arab country expelled from the Arab League in 2011:
SYRIA
Green, in a way:
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Word cried before and after "all":
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Alternatives to nets:
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Governing org. of soccer:
FIFA
HuffPo purchaser in 2011:
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Reaction of shock:
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Make easier to eat, as an infant's food:
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Analytics fodder:
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*Bottom-of-page design choice:
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Clumsily drop:
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Finished:
OVER
Like a set of measuring cups, typically:
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"Later, luv!":
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Spanish muralist José María ___:
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Mother ___:
TERESA
Actor Cariou:
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Place for a bouquet:
URN
Boston's Mass ___:
AVE
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Role in "Our Gang" or "Queen Sugar":
DARLA
Away from the wind:
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"To the Lighthouse" novelist:
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U.F.C. fighting style:
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Get Wired again, say:
RENEW
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EWES
Swatting sound:
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Hotel visit:
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"Jeez, that's hot!":
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CRO
Scarecrow portrayer Ray:
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Man:
GUY
"How lucky was that?" ... or a hint to the answers to the starred clues:
WHATARETHEODDS
The Sun Devils, for short:
ASU
"No, you shouldn't have":
TSK
Opus ___:
DEI
Iniquity site:
DEN
Springs for a vacation?:
SPA
Seated yoga pose:
LOTUS
Well-being:
EASE
Seriously worry:
LOSESLEEP
What the Joneses may elicit:
ENVY
Tater:
SPUD
"Crazy Rich Asians" actress whose stage name puns on a bottled water brand:
AWKWAFINA
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