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March 24 2019 crossword
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Metaphor for an aggressive political arena:
BEARPIT
Early tower locale:
BABEL
Skip the ceremony, in a way:
ELOPE
Strong point:
ASSET
Mechanical:
ROTE
Shakespearean sorcerer:
PROSPERO
Janis ___, singer of the 1975 hit "At Seventeen":
IAN
Earth-shattering invention?:
TNT
Puts away:
STASHES
Unpleasantly wet:
SOGGY
Like child's play:
TOOEASY
Artist Jean:
ARP
Defeats soundly:
SPANKS
Greek goddesses of the seasons:
HORAE
Signature scent since 1968:
ESTEE
Total mess:
STY
Source of fries:
SPUD
Sword holder:
SHEATH
Took stock?:
POACHED
Good news for a stockholder:
UPTREND
Early name for Utah:
DESERET
One who didn't even show?:
ALSORAN
Frame part:
DOORPOST
Forensic material:
DNA
It stayed in Pandora's box:
HOPE
*Ballroom dancing event for Beantown residents?:
BOSTONTANGOPARTY
Does some grilling:
ASKS
Takes a course:
EATS
Relatives of foils:
EPEES
Shade of green:
SAGE
Dundee dissent:
NAE
Mother-of-pearl:
NACRE
What a stiffed server receives:
NOTIP
Imperfect service:
LET
Climax:
PEAK
___'acte:
ENTR
Noted exile:
ADAM
*Annoying member of a New York baseball team?:
YANKEEBOTHER
Falls for someone who's already married?:
NIAGARA
Testing stage:
BETA
Thrills:
SENDS
Bread box?:
SAFE
Family moniker:
SIS
Hydrocarbon gas:
ETHENE
World capital known as Batavia until 1942:
JAKARTA
Sport that emphasizes pinning and throwing:
JUJITSU
Terse bar order:
ANOTHER
Traps:
KISSERS
"Witches' Flight" painter:
GOYA
Former G.M. make:
GEO
First N.L. player to hit 500 home runs:
OTT
Sparkling white wine:
ASTI
Laila of the ring:
ALI
Big maker of lawn care products:
SCOTTS
Pesticide banned in 1972:
DDT
*Wager in which the winner gets the loser's pants and jersey?:
UNIFORMBET
Like-minded voters:
BLOC
They're not hard to swallow:
GELCAPS
Secretary on "The Office":
ERIN
"Hold it!":
STOP
___ Cuervo (tequila brand):
JOSE
Casanova:
LOTHARIO
Mañana preceder:
HASTA
Slapstick actor Jacques:
TATI
Inundated with:
AWASHIN
Five-star:
TOPLINE
Furious:
INARAGE
"___ over":
ITS
Contingency phrase:
IFSO
Man's name that's the reverse of 63-Across:
IRA
End of a French film:
FIN
Snobbish:
SNOOTY
Man's name that's the reverse of 60-Down:
ARI
Don hastily:
THROWON
L.B.J.'s veep:
HHH
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" heroine:
REY
*Duo ruling a kingdom on Take Your Daughter to Work Day?:
THEPRINCESSANDTHEPAPA
Idiot, in British slang:
PRAT
"___ Kett" (old comic strip):
ETTA
Something taken in by sailors:
SALTAIR
Infant's early word:
DADA
It's higher on the Scoville scale than a jalapeño:
SERRANO
Skin pic?:
TAT
Pallid:
ASHY
Certain 35mm camera:
SLR
Major or minor in astronomy?:
URSA
Like chewing gum in Singapore or wearing blue jeans in North Korea (seriously!):
OUTLAWED
___ Nautilus:
USS
Ring letters:
WBA
Make a wrong move:
ERR
Second-largest branch of Islam:
SHIA
Change one's mind about changing:
STET
Attacks à la Don Quixote:
TILTSAT
Source of many an imported boot, appropriately:
ITALY
Site of a 1796 Napoleon victory:
LODI
*Exclamation after a performance of "Every Breath You Take"?:
BRAVOSTING
"___-voom!":
VAVA
Patron saint of Norway:
OLAV
One fighting an uphill battle?:
SISYPHUS
Platform for many tablets:
IOS
Altar offering:
INCENSE
"C'est magnifique!":
OOHLALA
Official with a pistol:
STARTER
Building blocks, e.g.:
TOYS
Vegetarian gelatin substitute:
AGAR
Pygmalion's beloved:
GALATEA
Property recipient:
ALIENEE
"Looks promising!":
NOTBAD
Stews (over):
BROODS
Covert org.:
CIA
One of 32 for Ireland:
COUNTY
Sailor's cry:
AVAST
Reformed demon on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer":
ANYA
*Amusement park named after a "Peanuts" boy?:
CHARLIEWORLD
Edith Wharton's "___ Frome":
ETHAN
Composed:
WROTE
Having less vermouth, as a martini:
DRIER
College football rival of 110-Across:
NAVY
Unembellished:
RAW
Shul scholar:
RABBI
Dancing partner for Fred:
ADELE
Fire extinguisher:
WATER
Jetson who attends Little Dipper School:
ELROY
Broadway show about Capote:
TRU
College football rival of 104-Across:
ARMY
Puts on a show, for short:
MCS
Pricey fashion label:
PRADA
Plows (into):
RAMS
With 115-Across, communication system that's a hint to the answer to each starred clue:
NATO
See 114-Across:
PHONETICALPHABET
Vietnamese noodle soup:
PHO
Poet's "before":
ERE
Kind of screen, in brief:
LCD
Maven:
PRO
Tireless racer:
SLED
They might hold derbies:
HATTREES
Fall apart:
CRUMBLE
Spots for hammers and anvils:
EARS
Common lease period:
ONEYEAR
It may have a lot of intelligence:
DOSSIER
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