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August 26 2018 crossword
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WOOZY
Employs:
WIELDS
Not for keeps:
ONLOAN
Low soccer score:
ONENIL
Wittily insults:
ZINGS
Number on a trophy:
YEAR
Underwater workplaces:
SEALABS
"Alas ...":
SADLY
One of a well-known septet:
ENVY
Inits. in 2010 news:
ACA
Broadway's Cariou:
LEN
Computer key:
ALT
Utterly uninspiring:
BLAH
Oscar-nominated George of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?":
SEGAL
One of four on the annual tennis calendar:
MAJOR
Designer Jacobs:
MARC
Emotionally detached:
ALOOF
Jungle predator:
JAGUAR
Code you don't want to break:
OMERTA
Returned to earth?:
ROTTED
Navel formation?:
INNIE
Not renewed:
CANCELLED
"I can't talk now":
CALLMELATER
Louisville standout:
DERBYWINNER
1836 siege setting:
ALAMO
First name on the high bench:
ELENA
Follower of deuce:
ADVANTAGE
Wordsmith Peter Mark ___:
ROGET
Lot of back and forth?:
LONGRALLY
Candidate for rehab:
ABUSER
Alternative to grass:
HARDCOURT
Square dance maneuver:
DOSIDO
Place for a prize ceremony:
DAIS
Nellie who wrote "Ten Days in a Mad-House":
BLY
Point of no return?:
ACE
Oscar-winning film of 1984:
AMADEUS
Revel:
CAROUSE
College in Boston:
EMERSON
Certain corp. takeover:
LBO
It's meant to be:
FATE
NBC hit since '75:
SNL
Ingredient in a Dark 'n' Stormy:
RUM
Whole host:
RAFT
Muslim holy men:
IMAMS
"Why should ___?":
ICARE
Win every game:
SWEEP
Designer inits.:
YSL
Security agreement:
LIEN
"Awesome!":
RAD
Lead-in to line:
BASE
One way to answer a server?:
BACKHANDSHOT
Rod who was the 1977 A.L. M.V.P.:
CAREW
"Bridesmaids" co-star:
WIIG
Winning words:
GAMESETMATCH
Food with an unfortunate-sounding last two syllables:
FALAFEL
Guy:
FELLA
Dweller along the Bering Sea:
ALEUT
The "L" of L.C.D.:
LEAST
Really fancy:
ADORE
Dreams up:
IDEATES
Genius Bar employees:
TECHS
Relish:
EATUP
Rugged, as a landscape:
STONY
Sophocles tragedy:
ELECTRA
Get further mileage from:
REUSE
Vegetable or pasta, e.g.:
NONMEAT
Drip, drip, drip:
LEAK
Annual sporting event that is this puzzle's theme:
THEUSOPEN
Impotent:
HELPLESS
Paradigm:
EXEMPLAR
Outside: Prefix:
ECTO
Really green:
LUSH
Stingy sort?:
BEE
Submerge:
BURY
Many a presidential hopeful: Abbr.:
SEN
Treasure map markers:
XES
Cybertrash:
SPAM
Ostracize:
SHUN
Lead-in to boy or girl:
ATTA
Standard info on stationery nowadays:
URLS
Force (into):
SHOEHORN
U. of Md. player:
TERP
When the diet starts, perhaps:
TOMORROW
Spot:
ESPY
Conjunction in the Postal Service creed:
NOR
Locale for Charlie Chan:
OAHU
The Eagles, on scoreboards:
PHI
Dating profile section:
INTERESTS
Pérignon, for one:
DOM
Denims:
DUNGAREES
"Nature is the ___ of God": Dante:
ART
Purchases at tire shops:
RIMS
Something to live for:
TODAY
Do well with:
THRIVEON
Fit to be tied:
OUTRAGED
Chaney of silents:
LON
One at home, informally:
UMP
Ape:
MIMIC
How the Quran is written:
INARABIC
Film-related anagram of AMERICAN:
CINERAMA
"Zip it!":
SHUSH
City in Iraq's Sunni Triangle:
SAMARRA
Things found in clogs:
FEET
Clear the air?:
FAN
Bourbon Street's locale, informally:
NOLA
"I'll take that as ___":
ANO
Frenzy:
MANIA
Proficient in:
ADEPTAT
Stadium name near Citi Field:
ARTHURASHE
Much TV fare during the wee hours:
RERUNS
Spectators' area:
GRANDSTAND
Towers over:
DWARFS
"Harlequin's Carnival" painter:
MIRO
James ___, Belgian painter in the movement Les XX:
ENSOR
Flowchart symbol:
ARROW
Saskatchewan native:
CREE
It represents you:
AVATAR
Blue hue:
AQUA
Old-timey:
RETRO
Metal fastener:
TNUT
First and last black key on a standard piano:
ASHARP
Three-person card game:
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Gas type: Abbr.:
REG
Location of 59-Across:
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Vox V.I.P.s:
EDS
Forever and a day:
EON
Red Sox Hall-of-Famer, to fans:
YAZ
"Bravo!":
OLE
Fly-by-night?:
BAT
Canapé topper:
ROE
Computer command:
UNDO
Time to vote: Abbr.:
TUE
Italian car, informally:
ALFA
Lead-in to "Man," "Woman" or "Fool" in Top 40 hits:
IMA
Further:
AND
Part of U.S.T.A.: Abbr.:
ASSN
City grid: Abbr.:
STS
Enthusiasm:
ZEST
Lion or tiger:
CAT
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