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December 3 2018 crossword
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Expressions of amazement:
GASPS
Oxygen and nitrogen:
GASES
Racecourse near Windsor Castle:
ASCOT
Implement for a Neanderthal:
STONETOOL
Thrive:
PROSPER
Break down in tears:
SOB
Amaze:
AWE
Make larger:
ADDTO
Swain:
WOOER
Conscious self, to Freud:
EGO
Illegal motions by pitchers:
BALKS
Explorer who lent his name to a strait off Alaska:
BERING
Member of a Marvel superhero team:
AVENGER
French play about a storied Spanish soldier:
LECID
Gridiron legend Rockne:
KNUTE
Spread here and there:
STREW
Houston player:
ASTRO
Great Dane, e.g.:
DOG
Notable happening:
EVENT
Great Dane of animated cartoons:
SCOOBYDOO
Thanksgiving dishes:
YAMS
Happen again:
RECUR
Immensely long stretches:
EONS
Broke bread:
ATE
Limited in number:
FINITE
Made to pay as punishment:
FINED
Escalator feature:
STEP
Result of overnight condensation:
MORNINGDEW
Dingbat:
NINNY
Lipton offerings:
TEAS
TV journalist Curry:
ANN
"Bus Stop" dramatist William:
INGE
Nut often squirreled away:
ACORN
Intensify, with "up":
AMP
Dove's sound:
COO
Basic trig ratio:
SINE
Fright:
SCARE
Knighted actor McKellen:
IAN
Invitation request, in brief:
RSVP
Some down-ballot electees, informally:
STATEREPS
Big tub:
VAT
Lead-in to occupy:
PRE
Sound on a dairy farm:
MOO
"Impossible for me!":
NOCANDO
From alpha to ___:
OMEGA
Rowboat mover:
OAR
Harmful cigarette stuff:
TAR
Equestrian's sport:
POLO
Summary of key points:
OUTLINE
Umpteen:
MANY
Lessen:
ABATE
Like a probability curve with two peaks:
BIMODAL
Fee payer, often:
USER
New Orleans footballers:
SAINTS
Londoner, e.g., informally:
BRIT
Flex:
BEND
Words on returned mail:
POSTAGEDUE
"Blue Ribbon" brew:
PABST
Nebraska's largest city:
OMAHA
Establish:
SETUP
Princess mourned in 1997:
DIANA
Indy racer Al or Bobby:
UNSER
Vegetarian's no-no:
MEAT
Sky-blue:
AZURE
Snake venom, e.g.:
TOXIN
Aviator Earhart:
AMELIA
Cozy lodging:
INN
Ricelike pasta:
ORZO
Bring home, as a runner:
BATIN
Couple's ballet dance:
PASDEDEUX
Champagne-opening sound:
POP
Environment-related prefix:
ECO
Turn aside:
SHUNT
Number replaced by "hup" by a drill sergeant:
ONE
Resort island near Naples:
CAPRI
Key Watergate evidence:
TAPES
72, maybe, on a golf course:
PAR
Twin Mary-Kate or Ashley:
OLSEN
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