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May 3 2020 crossword
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Smashing:
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Comedian Mort:
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Instrument from the French for "high wood":
OBOE
Bad shot by Dracula?:
COUNTMISS
Affinity:
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Lacking originality:
OLD
Wide-eyed in wonder:
AGOG
Follower:
ADHERENT
Prepare, with "up":
GEAR
Symbol of sturdiness:
OAK
___ launcher:
GRENADE
Woofer output:
BASS
Close pals:
BUDDIES
"Yeah, right!":
ASIF
Process, as ore:
SMELT
Language with only 14 native letters:
SAMOAN
Casual vodka order:
STOLI
He made his final cameo in "Avengers: Endgame":
STANLEE
Spilled one's soul:
TOLDALL
'30s migrant:
OKIE
Unwelcome look:
LEER
Places to exchange dollars for quarters:
INNS
Bubbling:
ABOIL
Pricey:
DEAR
Alma mater of Grant and Lee: Abbr.:
USMA
Board game piece:
TOKEN
Dog's order at a malt shop?:
HOUNDSHAKE
Stand out from the crowd:
SHINE
The "day" in "seize the day":
DIEM
"Arrival" visitor:
ALIEN
You can see right through it:
LENS
Part of H.M.S.:
HER
"Game of Thrones" patriarch has difficulties?:
NEDFLOUNDERS
Little bits of energy:
ERGS
Competitor of eBay:
UBID
Zora Neale Hurston's "___ Eyes Were Watching God":
THEIR
Tree that lines the Central Park Mall:
ELM
Stand-up comic Kondabolu:
HARI
Debut single for both Jimi Hendrix and Patti Smith:
HEYJOE
Drum heard in raga music:
TABLA
Creator of Christopher Robin:
AAMILNE
Flaws and all:
ASIS
Shout for 44-Across:
AHOY
Beat out by a hair:
EDGED
Put off for another day:
DEFER
Big name in ratings:
NIELSEN
Building caretakers:
SUPERS
Higher-ups in a hierarchy:
EXECS
Part of a guitar:
NECK
Male sailors:
SHIPMEN
Words of affirmation:
YESSES
One on the road in "On the Road":
SAL
Upscale:
DELUXE
Android alternative:
IOS
___ Mahal:
TAJ
Maker of Instant Feathers and Hi-Speed Tonic:
ACME
Kind of diet:
FAD
Laura of "Marriage Story":
DERN
Chest muscle, informally:
PEC
The "S" of 48-Across:
SYSTEM
Does some bronco-busting, e.g.:
TAMES
Accustom (to):
ENURE
Broadband device:
MODEM
Advised a chess player to attack the king?:
COUNSELEDCHECK
Loosen, in a way:
UNTIE
Banned display of firepower, informally:
NTEST
Conductor Georg with 31 Grammys:
SOLTI
Passed out in Vegas:
DEALT
Gambino crime family patriarch:
CARLO
Attractive but vacuous guy, in slang:
HIMBO
Spanish unit of time with a tilde:
ANO
Yoda, to Luke:
MENTOR
Shows as an encore presentation:
REAIRS
A fingerprint can leave one:
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Mary, Queen of Scots, e.g.:
STUART
Prod:
GOAD
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TEL
Strips of weapons:
UNARMS
Prod:
URGE
Coming from two speakers:
STEREO
Philosopher Kierkegaard:
SOREN
Frequent choice for maid of honor:
SISTER
"Salud!" cousin:
SKOAL
Heed an army poster:
ENLIST
Deg. for an aspiring attorney abroad:
LLB
Part of Disney's advertising budget?:
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"Will you allow me to demonstrate?":
MAYI
Plane ticket info:
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How some pranks might go:
TOOFAR
Comfy seating at a carnival?:
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Downwind, at sea:
ALEE
New England art inst.:
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Constellation with a palindromic name:
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Scat syllable for Sinatra:
DOO
Hula loop:
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"Mind. Blown.":
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Academy Award winner for "Moonlight" and "Green Book":
ALI
Dr. Seuss character who becomes "King of the Mud":
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Shot served with salt and lime:
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Clean:
LAUNDER
Lexicographer Partridge:
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Sushi condiment:
WASABI
Singer Knowles with a 2016 #1 album:
SOLANGE
Ever so slightly:
ABIT
Perk from work:
BENEFIT
Birds that can recognize themselves in mirrors:
MAGPIES
Tex who animated Bugs Bunny:
AVERY
Diploma equivalent, in brief:
GED
Make an engaging offer?:
PROPOSE
Beyond sad, or beyond happy:
INTEARS
British spy Christopher in 2016 news:
STEELE
Some piercing spots:
LOBES
Categorically stated:
AVERRED
Indubitably:
QUITE
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ESTOP
Bellybutton fluff:
LINT
Bordeaux wine region:
MEDOC
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TROUNCESTATE
Parisian equivalent to "molto" or "muy":
TRES
Increase, with "up":
RAMP
Stage prize since 1956:
OBIE
It distinguishes meaning in many East Asian languages:
TONE
Musical knack:
EAR
Fitch of Abercrombie & Fitch:
EZRA
Share on social media:
POST
Red carpet interviewee:
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Traffic sign word:
THRU
Like a zealous fan base:
RABID
School attended by 20 prime ministers:
ETON
Feeling one gets under anesthesia at the dentist?:
FUZZYMOUTH
Card game call:
UNO
Sun follower?:
MON
Rat in "Ratatouille":
EMILE
Word before or after run:
LONG
Memo heading:
INRE
Prize for a doc, maybe:
OSCAR
Stick a fork in:
SPEAR
Weapon with a bell guard:
EPEE
Loathsome person:
TOAD
Indira Gandhi's father:
NEHRU
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