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January 31 2021 crossword
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See 35-Across:
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Uber and Lyft had theirs in 2019, for short:
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Tarzan's transport:
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Didn't just request:
INSISTED
Is dismissed, as a class:
LETSOUT
Philippine currency:
PESO
On a Seder plate, it represents the arrival of springtime:
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Port. is part of it:
EUR
State symbol:
STAR
Sound from a marching band:
OOMPAH
Just open:
AJAR
Pseudonym lead-in:
AKA
Ditch at the last moment:
JILT
Leatherwork tools:
AWLS
Largest city on the Arabian peninsula:
RIYADH
Second socks, say:
MATES
"Lionized" studio:
MGM
Neighborhood:
AREA
Gift in "The 12 Days of Christmas":
TURTLEDOVE
Push:
ENCOURAGE
Trap, of a sort:
STING
Offer a judgment:
OPINE
Thing with tags:
AUTO
Fruit salad fruit:
KIWI
Sound of exertion:
GRUNT
Huge celebration after L.A.'s football team wins the Super Bowl?:
MONSTERRAMRALLY
Sheik's peer:
EMIR
Free from:
RIDOF
Nice nicety:
MERCI
Great shakes:
SEISMS
Oldest tech sch. in the U.S., founded in 1824:
RPI
Bygone royalty:
TSAR
Aussie animals:
ROOS
Oodles and oodles:
ATON
Besmirch:
SOIL
Big fuss:
ADO
Medal above plata:
ORO
With 1-Down, address ender:
DOT
One-up:
TOP
Schlep:
LUG
Reason that the prestigious scientific journal refuses articles from President Herbert's relatives?:
NATUREABHORSAHOOVER
___ cavity:
NASAL
Bowl, e.g.:
ARENA
Prefix with nautical:
AERO
One temporarily entrusting property to another:
BAILOR
Ink:
SIGN
Units in the life span of a galaxy:
AEONS
Ad ___ tax:
VALOREM
Power symbol?:
CARET
Brink of transition:
CUSP
Senate support:
YEA
___ gras:
FOIE
Restorative indulgence:
SPADAY
Folksy possessive:
YER
Kind of bookstore:
USED
Oil field sight:
RIG
Wilt:
GOLIMP
It's symbolized by an elephant, for short:
GOP
Magazine whose crossword is always accompanied by a photograph:
PEOPLE
Theater seating option:
LOGE
Japanese honorific:
SAN
Apology from a musician to the other band members?:
MYSOLORUNNETHOVER
Rigged card game:
MONTE
Hooked up, as oxen:
YOKED
Wolfs (down):
SNARFS
Supergiant in Orion:
RIGEL
Hall-of-Fame quarterback for the Colts:
UNITAS
More balanced:
TRUER
In ___ way:
HARMS
Best Picture winner that was banned in Vietnam:
PLATOON
Rail container for liquids:
TANKCAR
Lena of "Chocolat":
OLIN
1957 Jimmy Dorsey hit:
SORARE
"Lonely Boy" singer, 1959:
ANKA
Stiff:
RIGID
Bakery buy:
DANISH
Morally uncompromised:
PURE
Many a summer position:
INTERN
Cloth woven from flax fibre:
IRISHLINEN
So last year:
NOTIN
Like writing about how to write:
META
Epitome of herd mentality:
LEMMING
"You can't make me!":
IWONT
Female goat:
NANNY
Gloomy, weatherwise:
GRAY
Volunteered at a nursery?:
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Place to surf:
WEB
Haydn's "The Creation" and others:
ORATORIOS
Step on a ladder:
RUNG
The Berenstain Bears live in one:
TREE
General practice?:
WAR
Idle of Monty Python:
ERIC
___ Lou Who of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas":
STU
Elton John or Mick Jagger:
SIR
District on Hawaii's west coast:
KONA
"A merry old soul," in a nursery rhyme:
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Volcanic substance:
BASALT
Crack up, in textspeak:
LOL
Bit of kindling:
TWIG
Person fluent in Quechua:
INCA
U.S. counterpart to Britain's MI6:
CIA
___-Norman French:
ANGLO
Et ___ (footnote abbr.):
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Common call on a 3rd-and-1:
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Fool:
NINNY
Not black-and-white:
NUANCED
Adding a historic ship as a deal sweetener?:
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Sticker worn in November:
IVOTED
How some practical jokes go:
TOOFAR
Burden:
ONUS
Campaign guru:
POL
Prairie east of the Andes:
PAMPA
Super Bowl played in 2020:
LIV
Past:
AGO
Get hold of:
SNAG
Dry:
ARID
Two-fifths of one quarter:
DIME
Hiker's snack:
GORP
Sitar selection:
RAGA
Move laboriously:
PLOD
Article from U.C.L.A.?:
LOS
Houston M.L.B.'er:
STRO
Vatican ambassador:
NUNCIO
Stressed, in a way: Abbr.:
ITAL
Multiple of tetra-:
OCTA
Small versions:
MINIS
Union member of the 20th century, for short:
SSR
Story about a drinking binge?:
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Concern for one catching a connection, briefly:
ETA
Sound from a drunk:
HIC
"Stop right there!":
HEY
Frost lines?:
POEMS
Awards feat, for short:
EGOT
Puccini piece:
ARIA
Really lift:
ELATE
Ed of "Elf":
ASNER
Movement based on deliberate irrationality:
DADA
Be really impressive, informally:
ROCK
Procrastinate:
DELAY
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