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July 26 2020 crossword
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LASS
What Winthrop speaks with in "The Music Man":
LISP
Give in:
ACQUIESCE
Musicians' slip-ups:
SOURNOTES
Hang-ups:
SNAGS
More than excited:
MANIC
Fannie ___:
MAE
Isaac Newton, by hobby:
ALCHEMIST
Classic soda brand:
NEHI
Source of the word "galore":
IRISH
Xbox and GameCube:
CONSOLES
Grub for a grub:
LEAF
Cause:
LEADTO
Long-distance travelers, informally:
ETS
Composer Dvorak:
ANTONIN
Passed out:
FAINTED
Elliptical:
OVAL
De-squeaked:
OILED
Thick cloud above a peak:
VOLCANICASH
Took in:
ATE
___ of the land:
LAY
Where a phone might be tapped:
ICON
Last Oldsmobile model:
ALERO
Site of the Bocca Nuova crater:
ETNA
Regional flora and fauna:
BIOTA
System used in computer code:
BASETWO
Facial feature of a Lego man?:
SQUARECHIN
Frist's successor as Senate majority leader:
REID
Sparkling Italian wine:
ASTI
With 81-Across, flashy basketball play:
ALLEY
Completely remove:
PURGE
Blew off steam?:
HISSED
That, in Spanish:
ESO
"Hold your horses":
ONESEC
Quizzical utterances:
EHS
Word before job or joke:
INSIDE
Actress Conn of "Grease":
DIDI
Emcee during a power outage?:
HOSTINTHEDARK
Popular tablets:
IPADS
Antique shop deal:
RESALE
Stove-top item:
KETTLE
Regulus is its brightest star:
LEO
Where a herd might be heard:
LEA
Small change?:
DIME
Aretha Franklin's Grammy-nominated sister:
ERMA
Most eccentric:
LOOPIEST
Formerly:
NEE
What means most in the end?:
EST
Some somber music:
DIRGE
Thingamajig:
GIZMO
"So what?":
AND
Tailor's measurement:
WAIST
Kind of order for the circled letters in this puzzle:
ABC
"The elite fighter pilots may skip the rest of the lecture"?:
ACESDISMISSED
Swedish Air Force supplier:
SAAB
Guys:
DUDES
Making a clerical error?:
SINNING
Exercise in dexterity:
ETUDE
New Cub Scout:
BOBCAT
Grease:
BRIBE
Hairy hunter of Genesis:
ESAU
Looney Tunes devil, for short:
TAZ
Hostile declaration:
ITSWAR
Cry from a nursery:
WAH
The king of diamonds carries one:
AXE
Decision:
CALL
Expense for a political campaign:
ADS
It might be glassy or icy:
STARE
List of available courses:
MENU
Ragtime great Blake:
EUBIE
What the abscissa and ordinate are measured from:
AXIS
Shrub that produces a crimson-colored spice:
SUMAC
Take in:
SEE
Drive a getaway car through Australia's outback?:
ABETAROUNDTHEBUSH
Two-time Emmy winner for "30 Rock":
ALECBALDWIN
Common thing to lie about:
AGE
Rule that ended in 1947:
RAJ
Prime cut:
TBONE
"___ is life":
SUCH
Cousin ___ ("Jimmy Kimmel Live" regular):
SAL
Carving in a cartouche:
SCARAB
Business whose patrons are often fighting:
ARCADE
Major account:
SAGA
Nickname of a 2010s pop idol, with "the":
BIEB
Bird in Liberty Mutual commercials:
EMU
Workmates:
CREW
Entanglement:
WEB
Answer:
REJOIN
#44:
OBAMA
See 25-Across:
OOP
Completely embarrasses, slangily:
OWNS
Piece of music that evokes the countryside:
PASTORALE
When Caesar is told to "Beware the ides of March":
ACTI
Certain percussion player:
TIMPANIST
Home of the Komodo dragon:
INDONESIA
Give in:
ACCEDE
Knuckleheads:
DIMWITS
What you might do after the movie previews are finally over?:
BEGINWATCHING
*Swoon*:
IMINLOVE
Southwestern ski resort:
TAOS
Prime meridian std.:
GST
Yeshiva instructor:
RABBI
Civil War side: Abbr.:
CSA
Absurd pretense:
CHARADE
20-Across's island, to locals:
SICILIA
Group who ought to know better?:
MENSA
Rx prescribers:
MDS
Pioneering programmer Lovelace:
ADA
Fish whose name means "very strong" in Hawaiian:
MAHIMAHI
Sum total: Abbr.:
AMT
Storehouse:
ARMORY
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HOI
Put away:
STOW
Voting district:
WARD
"The devil's lettuce":
POT
Where spaghetti and orzo rank in terms of their suitability for making necklaces?:
BELOWMACARONI
Like the newspaper Al-Shabiba:
OMANI
Ancient empire builders:
INCAS
Resident of Japan's "second city":
OSAKAN
Something to play for:
KEEPS
___ Mendeleev, creator of the periodic table:
DMITRI
Martin ___, star of 1960s TV's "Route 66":
MILNER
Some are shockers:
EELS
Opera singer Fleming:
RENEE
Online handicrafts marketplace:
ETSY
Play with, as a toy mouse:
PAWAT
Part of many a postcard, briefly:
PIC
Gardner of old Hollywood:
AVA
To boot:
ALSO
Nine-symbol message:
SOS
One who believes exclusively in a sea god?:
OCEANDEIST
Word often spoken in pig Latin:
NIX
Political columnist Molly:
IVINS
Noted Christian:
DIOR
Role in the 2005 hit musical "Jersey Boys":
VALLI
Electric flux symbols:
PSIS
"Pretty please?":
CANI
Like child's play:
EASY
County on the Thames:
ESSEX
Legal postponement:
STAY
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