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December 26 2021 crossword
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Appoint:
ORDAIN
Number of sides on a sign reading "ALTO":
OCHO
Space:
ROOM
___ mater (brain cover):
DURA
Politico-turned-TV host:
ALSHARPTON
Form thoughts:
IDEATE
Catch:
NAB
People of the Southwest:
APACHE
Seeks a favor, say:
ASKS
___ favor:
POR
Working hard:
ATIT
Java activity:
CODING
Product from un ave:
HUEVO
Boo-boo:
ERROR
Wishy-washy response:
IMIGHT
Texter's qualifier:
IMO
One might be put through the wringer:
MOP
Geek Squad members, e.g.:
ITPROS
"I can thrill you more than any ___ could ever dare try" ("Thriller" lyric):
GHOUL
"The Glass Bead Game" author, 1943:
HESSE
Pecan or peach:
TREE
Had the opportunity to, casually:
COULDA
Entertainment with a private audience?:
USOTOUR
Sch. where a live bear used to take the field during football games:
UCLA
Malice, more formally:
MOTHER
One wearing chapstick, perhaps:
HORSEBACKRIDER
Echo, perhaps:
APE
Be up against:
OPPOSE
Poker variety similar to Texas hold 'em:
OMAHA
Counterpart of "Thx":
PLS
Saves for later, in a way:
TIVOS
Pimple lookalikes:
STYES
Ploy:
RUSE
Lost:
ATSEA
It usually works in corners:
STAPLER
Antarctic coordinate:
NORTHPOLE
"Catch!":
HERE
Baker's Joy alternative:
PAM
"A man has cause for ___ only when he sows and no one reaps": Charles Goodyear:
REGRET
Record speeds, for short:
RPMS
Adams of New York City politics:
ERIC
Antelope, say:
GETHITCHED
Bit of tinder:
TWIG
Parable or allegory:
TALE
Devices with Nunchuks:
WIIS
Business news magazine:
INC
First side to vote:
YEAS
___ course:
PREP
New York City transport stopping at Kennedy Airport:
ATRAIN
"For shame!":
TUTTUT
Slugging stat:
RBI
Beginning stage:
GERM
Member of the inn crowd?:
GUEST
Prefix with thermal:
GEO
Approach for directions:
GOOGLEMAPS
Onetime collaborator with Ice Cube and Dr. Dre:
EAZYE
Some sports tournaments:
OPENS
There might be a catch with this:
MITT
Blouse and broach, perhaps:
PUBLICHOUSE
Big name in women's hair and skin care:
HERS
Boo-boo:
OWIE
Wet bar?:
SOAP
Word with story or sister:
SOB
Form of nepotism, symbolically:
SCHOOLTIES
Economist/author Emily:
OSTER
Herd member:
EWE
Sauce:
BOOZE
Screw up:
BOTCH
Place, as ceramic tiles:
INSET
Like autumn air:
BRISK
Relative of a club, for short:
BLT
Place for boarding:
KENNEL
Person helping with a delivery:
OBGYN
Word before film and after clip:
ART
You can count on them:
ABACI
Member of the modern work force:
ROBOT
It has many beet and beef options:
TRUEFALSETEST
Great Lakes natives:
ERIES
Kind of bean:
FAVA
Taiwanese electronics giant:
ACER
"I'm about to tell you something shocking":
SITDOWN
"___ Trois Petits Cochons" (French fable):
LES
Sport at the Special Olympics:
BOCCE
Haddock relative:
COD
G.I. ___:
TRACT
Calling:
NICHE
Doesn't put it all on one pony:
HEDGESABET
Not be able to stand:
ABHOR
Ending with invent:
IVE
War and peace, in "War and Peace":
MAINTHEMES
Suvari of "American Beauty":
MENA
Sounds heard in 93-Across:
AAHS
Destructive 2021 hurricane:
IDA
Nouveau-Mexique, e.g.:
ETAT
Lip or cheek:
SASS
Like most dorms nowadays:
COED
Tickled:
SPEARHEADED
Put over the moon:
SEND
One hanging around Queen Elizabeth?:
PEARL
With it, in old slang:
HEP
Focus of modern mining:
DATA
"___ be an honor!":
ITD
They can be graphic:
TEES
"Snowpiercer" airer:
TNT
Surround, as with light:
ENHALO
Considerations for N.C.A.A. eligibility:
GPAS
___ Wintour, longtime Vogue editor in chief:
ANNA
Sporting a certain natural style:
AFROED
Spring locales:
SPAS
Avoids:
SKIRTS
Takes by force:
WRESTS
Tortoise's challenge to the hare:
RACEME
Pop fly:
SOFTDRINK
Nickname for the French Alexandre:
SACHA
No longer squeaky (one hopes!):
OILED
John Wayne, by birth:
IOWAN
Who ran against George Washington for president:
NOONE
Some family babysitters:
NANAS
"___ chance!":
NOTA
Letters that complete this word: _P_ROPRIA_E:
APT
Match:
PAIR
Snaps:
PICS
Sarge's boss:
LOOIE
Squeezes (out):
EKES
A-number-one:
TOP
Good thing to be in:
TUNE
The Venetian way?:
CANAL
Letters on dreidels:
NUNS
Taj Mahal's home:
AGRA
Exam that once required fingerprint identification, for short:
LSAT
Alternative to Dropbox:
ICLOUD
Exercise:
USE
Animal house:
DEN
Gradually fix something ... or what to do to understand this puzzle's italicized clues?:
WORKOUTTHEBUGS
Demon of Japanese folklore:
ONI
Folklore villain:
HAG
Briefly, e.g.:
CHEESE
What's used to catch some waves:
ANTENNA
Supreme Egyptian god:
AMENRA
Bum out:
SADDEN
Famous cryptid, familiarly:
NESSIE
Intimates:
GETSAT
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