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August 3 2020 crossword
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Home of Pago Pago:
SAMOA
Long story:
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"What a shame!":
ALAS
What a sail is tied to:
MAST
Approximately:
ORSO
Quantity: Abbr.:
AMT
Muscles that get "crunched" in crunches:
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"I was with my girlfriend all evening," e.g.:
ALIBI
Donation to the Red Cross:
BLOOD
Info in a data breach: Abbr.:
SSN
[Oh, well]:
SIGH
"Leaving already?":
SOSOON
"That seemed right to me, too":
ITHOUGHTSO
Like most vegetation:
GREEN
Keep everything for oneself:
HOARD
Things that go off when there's danger:
ALARMBELLS
Breakfast sizzler:
BACON
And others: Abbr.:
ETAL
Other: Sp.:
OTRO
Where to go for a fill-up:
GASSTATION
Mets' venue before Citi Field:
SHEA
Regarding:
ASTO
___ San Lucas (Mexican resort city):
CABO
Member of a tough crowd, say:
BOOER
"Charming" jewelry?:
BRACELET
Firm place to plant your feet:
SOLIDGROUND
What a skinny-dipper lacks:
SWIMSUIT
Kind of club for singers:
GLEE
"That sounds fun to me!":
IMDOWN
Little rapscallions:
IMPS
Home of Timbuktu:
MALI
Theatrical sort:
DRAMAQUEEN
Takes too much, in brief:
ODS
"Auld ___ Syne":
LANG
Tuesday, in Toulouse:
MARDI
Ancient carver of stone heads in Mesoamerica:
OLMEC
Buckeyes' sch.:
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12, for 1/3, 1/4 and 1/6: Abbr.:
LCD
"The Marvelous ___ Maisel":
MRS
Move on a pogo stick:
HOP
On top of:
OVER
Surreptitious sound during an exam:
PSST
Viewing options popularized in the 1990s:
PLASMASCREENTVS
Slightly:
ATAD
Word repeated in "Waste ___, want ___":
NOT
___ card (smartphone insert):
SIM
Beefcakes:
STUDS
Doesn't win:
LOSES
H2O, south of the border:
AGUA
Throat:
GULLET
"So's your mama!," for one:
RETORT
Give back to:
REPAY
Cash or stock, e.g.:
LIQUIDASSET
Hawaiian porch:
LANAI
"Golden" things in the Bible:
IDOLS
Light blue shades:
AQUAS
Actress Essman of "Curb Your Enthusiasm":
SUSIE
Takes a chair:
SITS
Child's counterpart:
ADULT
Witty remark:
QUIP
"I'll get right ___":
ONIT
"Huh, funny running into you!":
OHHI
Indian flatbread:
NAAN
"That true?":
ISIT
Bills with Alexander Hamilton on them:
TENS
Christmas carol:
NOEL
The terrible twos, e.g. (one hopes!) ... or the start of 17-, 22-, 36- or 45-Across?:
JUSTAPHASE
Attys.' degrees:
JDS
Drug also known as angel dust:
PCP
Protected, at sea:
ALEE
Floral garland:
DAISYCHAIN
"Money ___ everything":
ISNT
Opposite NNW:
SSE
Halves of quarts:
PINTS
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