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February 26 2018 crossword
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Sound from a pound:
ARF
Stockpile:
AMASS
Bonnie who sang "I Can't Make You Love Me":
RAITT
First ___ (Shakespeare volume):
FOLIO
Discontinued Swedish cars:
SAABS
Burns slowly:
SMOLDERS
Simulated smooch:
AIRKISS
Like a poker player who's either very confident or really bluffing:
ALLIN
Like-minded voting group:
BLOC
Swim's alternative:
SINK
Snapshot:
PHOTO
Mercury or Mars:
PLANET
Katherine of "27 Dresses":
HEIGL
Settlers of tied games, for short:
OTS
Michael Jackson's "Don't Stop ___ You Get Enough":
TIL
Tip jar bill:
ONE
___ Zedong:
MAO
___ Vanilli, group with three #1 hits in 1989:
MILLI
Open the door for:
LETIN
Be sick:
AIL
Drip-dry fabric:
ORLON
Preferred seat request in an airplane:
AISLE
Not dead yet!:
STILLKICKING
Brings to half-mast:
LOWERS
___ the Terrible:
IVAN
Substituted (for):
STOODIN
Laceless shoe fastener:
VELCRO
Fresh from the laundry:
CLEAN
Circular:
ROUND
Ejects:
OUSTS
Horror director Craven:
WES
Warm winter wear:
COAT
Go "1, 2, 3, 4 ...":
COUNT
Injury, in totspeak:
OWIE
Baseball's Gehrig:
LOU
Dilutes:
WATERSDOWN
Where ships dock:
WHARF
"Wheel of Fortune" purchases:
AEIOU
Circus whip-cracker:
TAMER
Gloomy:
DOUR
___ ex machina:
DEUS
Conversation:
DIALOG
Listens to:
HEARS
Sí : Spain :: ___ : France:
OUI
"Fee-fi-fo-fum" sayer:
GIANT
Enjoyed frequently as a child:
GREWUPON
Objectives:
AIMS
Pick up dry cleaning, go to the post office, etc.:
RUNERRANDS
Trick:
RUSE
Send on a detour, say:
REROUTE
___ v. Wade:
ROE
Author Vonnegut:
KURT
With enthusiasm:
KEENLY
Snakelike fish:
EEL
Avenging spirits of Greek myth:
FURIES
Personal heroes:
IDOLS
With possibly even direr consequences:
ORWORSE
"Well, shucks!":
OHGEE
What the first, second and fifth lines in a limerick do:
RHYME
Pocketbook part:
STRAP
Slalom curves:
ESSES
"What is life?," "Why are we here?," etc.:
DEEPTHOUGHTS
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PLUS
Pianist/radio host John:
TESH
Bricklayer, e.g.:
MASON
AOL alternative:
MSN
Breakfasted or lunched:
ATE
Wise old saying ... like the first words of 20-, 32-, 41- and 52-Across:
SAW
Slight advantage:
LEGUP
Soph. and jr.:
YRS
Bathroom unit:
STALL
Be of ___ (avail):
USETO
Fannie ___ (mortgage company):
MAE
Full of the latest:
NEWSY
Glossy finish:
SHEEN
Midlength records, for short:
EPS
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