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March 25 2020 crossword
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Tour de France, e.g.:
RACE
Engine stat:
RPM
In the style of:
ALA
Gets cozy:
CURLSUP
Watson, Willard and Woodhouse:
EMMAS
Sonny Corleone, for one:
CAPO
Unconscious condition:
COMA
Dr.'s org.:
AMA
Sequel title ender:
PARTII
Prepared to respond:
ONCALL
Crow:
BRAG
Camembert cousin:
BRIE
Leftover bit:
REMNANT
Sticks (to):
ADHERES
Positive media coverage:
GOODPR
Professor in a library, perhaps:
PLUM
New Testament epistle:
ROMANS
Title for M.L.K. Jr.:
REV
Prepare, as oysters or corn:
SHUCK
Second attempt, informally:
REDO
Laura Dern, in "Little Women":
MARMEEMARCH
Elizabethan, for one:
ERA
Prelude to a perspective:
IMHO
Creepy-crawly, maybe:
LARVA
Made tight:
TAUTENED
Trigonometry symbols for angles:
THETAS
Actress Thompson of "Selma":
TESSA
Nervous habit:
TIC
Prefix with system:
ECO
Swipe:
FILCH
Actress Drescher of "The Nanny":
FRAN
Big name in Dadaism:
ARP
Where R.N.s are always needed:
ICU
Sarah Drew, on "Grey's Anatomy":
APRILKEPNER
___ ears:
ALL
Canada's smallest prov.:
PEI
Compensates:
PAYS
Shorten the sentence, maybe?:
COPAPLEA
Friend for Françoise:
AMIE
Swell:
PEACHY
Hip designs?:
TATS
Ming-Na Wen, on "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.":
MELINDAMAY
Go in headfirst:
DIVE
Mother Bethel ___ Church (Philadelphia congregation since 1794):
AME
Soviet space station:
MIR
Princess Organa:
LEIA
Energy snack marketed to women:
LUNABAR
Contest hopeful:
ENTRANT
Avowal to a long-distance lover:
IMISSYOU
What might give you that nice warm Christmas feeling?:
YULELOG
Big name in nail polish:
OPI
International powerhouse in women's soccer:
USA
Barbara Billingsley, on "Leave It to Beaver":
JUNECLEAVER
Mexican root vegetable popular in salads:
JICAMA
Relaxed:
LOOSE
Bursts forth:
ERUPTS
Related to the stars:
ASTRAL
Santa's helper?:
UPS
QB blunder: Abbr.:
INT
Half of a centaur:
HORSE
One of the Obamas:
MALIA
Team head: Abbr.:
MGR
Single-handedly:
ALONE
To-go:
CARRYOUT
Waze ways: Abbr.:
RTES
Golf coup:
EAGLE
Arthurian heroine:
ENID
___ Khan:
AGA
Blind as ___:
ABAT
Chinese appetizers ... or a punny description of 17-, 28-, 35- and 45-Across:
SPRINGROLLS
Bit of land in the Seine:
ILE
Component of a relay:
LEG
Crafty:
SLY
Hair on the back of the neck:
MANE
Academic's "and others":
ETALIA
Christmas season:
NOEL
Crafts' companion:
ARTS
Go downhill fast:
SLED
Like quiche:
EGGY
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