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February 4 2020 crossword
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Smidgens:
IOTAS
Teeny-weeny:
ITSY
Cries of awe:
OOHS
Online troublemaker:
TROLL
Nail, as a test:
ACE
"Zip it!":
SHH
Friend, to François:
AMI
Make fizzy, in a way:
AERATE
Home that may have a butler:
MANOR
Returns org.:
IRS
Sniper's aid:
SCOPE
A bunch:
SOMANY
Daniel ___, player of 007:
CRAIG
"Sure, try me":
OKILLBITE
Bowling alley worker, once:
PINSETTER
L.A.-to-Chicago dir.:
ENE
Olympics symbol:
TORCH
Symbol for an audio device:
EAR
Big name in pest control:
ORKIN
Crams (in):
SHOEHORNS
Gathering clouds, to some:
OMEN
Center of U.S. lobstering:
MAINE
Luxury purse monogram:
YSL
Long March leader in China:
MAO
Abandons a commitment, in slang:
BAILS
Canada's oldest national park:
BANFF
Some romantic entanglements:
LOVETRIANGLES
Michelle who wrote "Becoming":
OBAMA
Improvise, in jazz:
VAMP
Lay off, as workers:
IDLE
Roger Federer's nationality:
SWISS
___ of one's existence:
BANE
Letters after Chuck Schumer's name:
DNY
Texter's "One more thing ...":
BTW
Philosopher with a "razor":
OCCAM
Largish jazz combo:
OCTET
Deceitful doings:
CHICANERY
Item made unnecessary by a pull tab:
CANOPENER
ET from the planet Melmac:
ALF
Bug in "A Bug's Life":
ANT
Bank with M.L.B. naming rights, for short:
CITI
Expert solver of a Rubik's toy:
CUBER
Things clinked on New Year's Eve:
CHAMPAGNEFLUTES
Zoning divisions, maybe:
ACRES
Green dip, informally:
GUAC
Princess Leia's twin brother:
LUKE
Fey of "30 Rock":
TINA
Drop from the roster:
CUT
Alternatives to taxis:
UBERS
Prefix with freak or friendly:
ECO
Undergarment with hooks:
BRA
Picklers' solutions:
BRINES
Harley, e.g., informally:
BIKE
Campaign promise of Boris Johnson:
BREXIT
Fig. on a driver's license or passport:
IDNO
Interviewing aids:
TAPERECORDERS
Paperless party announcement:
EVITE
More than fat:
OBESE
A bunch:
SCADS
St. Kitts's island partner:
NEVIS
Jerry's partner in ice cream:
BEN
Org. with code-named programs:
CIA
Letters on a crucifix:
INRI
"Just hold on ___!":
ASEC
Confine, as on a farm:
PENIN
Angel dust letters:
PCP
Subjects of health class diagrams:
SEXORGANS
007, for one:
SPY
Animal in a flock:
RAM
Animal in a herd:
GNU
Minotaur's island:
CRETE
Trident-shaped letter:
PSI
Man's name whose last letter often has an accent:
ANDRE
Funeral fires:
PYRES
"Even so ...":
YET
What the ends of 17-, 23-, 36-, 47- and 57-Across make:
MUSIC
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