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March 26 2017 crossword
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Martin Van Buren was the first president who wasn't one:
WASP
Bowls over:
WOWS
Word both before and after "to":
ASHES
Retriever's retrieval, maybe:
STICK
Little Rascals' ring-eyed pooch:
PETEY
Get ready for a long drive:
TANKUP
Big airport inits.:
TSA
Hathaway of "The Intern":
ANNE
Point out:
NOTE
Cabbage variety:
KOHLRABI
Rice-Eccles Stadium player:
UTE
Image on the back of a dollar bill:
PYRAMID
I.M. chuckle:
LOL
Lindsay of "Freaky Friday":
LOHAN
Sign of decay:
ODOR
Civil rights icon John:
LEWIS
Martial arts move:
CHOP
Hearty soups:
CHOWDERS
"Idaho cakes," in diner lingo:
HASHGREENS
Slapstick sidekick of old comedy:
OLLIE
Movie review revelations:
PLOTS
Vitamix competitor:
OSTER
B-side of Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark":
REDCADILLAC
Hoity-toity:
SNOOTY
Shelley's "To the Moon," e.g.:
ODE
It's between the Study and Lounge on a Clue board:
HALL
1970s TV cartoon series, with "The":
WHITEPANTHERSHOW
Toll:
PEAL
Shade of gray:
STEEL
World capital whose seal depicts St. Hallvard:
OSLO
Pull out:
SECEDE
It might give you a shock:
EEL
Missile Command maker:
ATARI
Scintilla:
WHIT
Filmer in a stadium:
SKYCAM
Gaggle : geese :: ___ : emus:
MOB
Noodle dish:
RAMEN
Actress Peet:
AMANDA
Rushes on banks?:
SEDGES
Big name in ice cream:
EDYS
Medicinal plant:
ALOE
Rank between viscount and marquess:
EARL
Possible subject of a French scandal:
AMIE
German article:
DER
"Who ___ you?":
ASKED
What may be brewing:
ALES
Interstate hauler:
SEMI
Zen master's query:
KOAN
Conundrum:
ENIGMA
1973 #1 hit for Jim Croce:
BADBADLEROYRED
Shoulder muscle:
DELTOID
Lyre-plucking Muse:
ERATO
Howard of Hollywood:
RON
Delighting?:
OUTAGE
Letter header:
DATE
Téa of "Madam Secretary":
LEONI
Pull (in):
REIN
Philosopher who wrote "To be sane in a world of madmen is in itself madness":
ROUSSEAU
Stammered syllables:
UHS
It may carry a virus:
EMAIL
First and last word of the Musketeers' motto:
ALL
Delta hub, in brief:
ATL
Pour, as wine:
DECANT
European language:
ERSE
Costume worn by Michelle Pfeiffer in "Batman Returns":
CATSUIT
Degree in math?:
NTH
Wrestler's wear:
SINGLET
Parisian palace:
ELYSEE
Claw:
TEARAT
French for "sword":
EPEE
Tickles:
AMUSES
Easy-to-peel fruit:
MANDARINRED
"Rabbit Is Rich" Pulitzer winner:
UPDIKE
Target protector, perhaps:
MALLCOP
Hug:
CLASP
Jury-rigged:
STOPGAP
Org. that usually meets in evenings:
PTA
Monastery head's jurisdiction:
ABBACY
P.D. dispatch:
APB
Epstein-___ virus:
BARR
Military decorations featuring George Washington's profile:
BLUEHEARTS
Feudal lords:
LIEGES
Welcomes:
GREETS
Practice mixology:
TENDBAR
Jolly Roger, in "Peter Pan":
BRIG
Indian city whose name is an anagram of some Indian music:
AGRA
Bona fide:
REAL
Chum:
PAL
James of NBC's "The Blacklist":
SPADER
___ Bowl:
PRO
One side in golf's Ryder Cup:
USA
Matches, at a table:
SEES
Song of mourning:
DIRGE
Big, husky sorts:
BRUISERS
"Hmm ... probably not":
IDOUBTIT
Burned rubber:
SPED
Pennsylvania's "Gem City":
ERIE
Comic's asset:
RAZORWIT
Director Kurosawa:
AKIRA
Title creature in a 1958 #1 Sheb Wooley hit:
REDPEOPLEEATER
South American prairie:
LLANO
Harem servants, often:
EUNUCHS
One of the geeks on "The Big Bang Theory":
RAJ
Buick model:
REGAL
Planter's aid:
HOE
Figure skating jump:
LUTZ
It's a wrap:
SARI
Former Big Apple mayor Giuliani:
RUDY
False start?:
PSEUDO
Fruit tree:
PAPAW
1953 hit film set in Wyoming:
SHANE
Animal with striped legs:
OKAPI
Words of defiance:
CANSO
Difficult conditions for sailing:
CALMS
Control groups:
JUNTAS
City with a University of Texas campus:
TYLER
"Revelations" choreographer:
AILEY
Hit pay dirt:
SCORE
Captain of the Pequod:
AHAB
Actor Reeves:
KEANU
"The Wealth of Nations" subj.:
ECON
Onetime acquisition of G.E.:
RCA
Its state song is "Yankee Doodle": Abbr.:
CONN
Opera highlight:
ARIA
Shipping coolant:
DRYICE
___ milk:
EWES
Cameo, for one:
PART
Dystopian film of 1971:
ACLOCKWORKYELLOW
Mauna ___:
KEA
Bandleader Eubanks, familiarly:
KEV
Rihanna album featuring "Work":
ANTI
Juice brand whose middle letter is represented as a heart:
POM
Tushy:
HEINIE
Biggest employer in Moline, Ill.:
DEERE
Bridge position:
WEST
Drop-___:
INS
GPS, e.g., in military lingo:
SATNAV
Wild Turkey and Jim Beam:
RYES
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