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January 30 2020 crossword
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High-profile pair:
ITCOUPLE
"Whatever pays the bills":
ITSAJOB
Arrow poison:
CURARE
"Star Wars" Jedi, familiarly:
OBIWAN
Competitor of Ruffles:
UTZ
Tread slowly:
PLOD
St. Petersburg was once named after him:
LENIN
Wiped:
ERASED
Means of access:
GATEWAY
Disappear, as a trail:
GOCOLD
Adams with a camera:
ANSEL
Snickers:
TEHEES
Entrepreneur Musk:
ELON
Bowl over:
WOW
Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr.:
AVE
"Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!":
YER
Not so obvious:
SUBTLER
Classic Bob Marley song:
ONELOVE
Site of Saguaro National Park:
ARIZONA
It may bring one back to reality:
COLDSHOWER
Shoot the breeze:
JAW
Insult, slangily:
DISS
Place to find corn dogs and funnel cakes:
STATEFAIR
Dark period for poets:
EEN
Not written:
ORAL
Tripoli native:
LIBYAN
Stinging plant:
NETTLE
Banks of "America's Next Top Model":
TYRA
It's often the fish in fish and chips:
COD
Quiet fishing spot:
COVE
"The Grapes of Wrath" figure:
OKIE
Work station:
DESK
Country bordering Togo:
BENIN
Book after Ezra: Abbr.:
NEH
"Seize the ___!":
DAY
Chimney output:
SMOKE
Mr. Met, for one:
MASCOT
"Don't freak out":
BECOOL
"Gangsta's Paradise" rapper:
COOLIO
Uno tripled:
TRE
Call off:
END
Dollar alternative:
AVIS
Participate in a common children's game, as illustrated in this puzzle:
PLAYHIDEANDSEEK
Post-blizzard need:
PLOW
A long way to go?:
LIMO
Part of a church chorus:
AMEN
Like some cellars:
DAMP
Mob man:
DON
Home of the oldest university in the Americas (founded 1551):
LIMA
Buffoon:
OAF
One of a Disney septet:
DOC
Eclipses, to some:
OMENS
Spa amenities:
SAUNAS
GQ or T:
MAG
Sister in a Brothers Grimm tale:
GRETEL
Like much stand-up comedy:
NONPC
1998 Olympics host city:
NAGANO
Positive particle:
PROTON
Shout before entering a gunfight:
COVERME
Lira : Turkey :: ___ : Korea:
WON
Have high hopes:
ASPIRE
Ill will:
SPITE
Official of ancient Rome:
EDILE
Starchy tuber:
TARO
Practice before a game:
WARMUP
Grows fond of:
WARMSTO
Crazy popular, as a product:
REDHOT
Traditional remedy for a sore throat:
HOTTEA
Ending to a White House address:
GOV
Root that's roasted and eaten:
PARSNIP
Chum:
PAL
One may be bronze or golden:
AGE
Oil worker's locale:
RIG
Term of endearment:
PET
Test the strength of, chemically:
TITRATE
Campaigned:
RAN
Rabble-rouse:
AGITATE
Noted Roosevelt:
ELEANOR
Gift that comes in pieces:
LEGOSET
Classic Bill Withers song:
LEANONME
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