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February 5 2019 crossword
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Leg muscle, in sports slang:
HAMMY
Sarcastic laugh syllable:
HAR
Human's closest relative:
APE
Many a C.F.O.'s degree:
MBA
When the abolition of slavery is commemorated:
MIDJUNE
Toy on a string:
YOYO
Beach lotion letters:
SPF
"Thar ___ blows!":
SHE
Calligraphy tool:
PEN
Naan-like Native American food:
FRYBREAD
Grease, informally:
LUBE
Cape Canaveral event:
LAUNCH
In quite a spot:
UPAGAINSTIT
Yawner:
BORE
Sword's name with two accents:
EPEE
Tough H.S. science course:
APBIO
"If I Could Turn Back Time" singer, 1989:
CHER
"Four-alarm" food:
CHILI
Per item:
APOP
"I'm game -- just give me the signal":
READYWHENYOUARE
Org. for the Indiana Fever and the Atlanta Dream:
WNBA
"Yes, Pierre":
OUI
Iowa senator Ernst:
JONI
Kind of cord for a daredevil:
BUNGEE
Emmy-nominated Lucy:
LIU
Sonia Sotomayor, e.g.:
LATINA
Like a gut feeling:
INSTINCTUAL
___-ray Disc:
BLU
Remove, as a light bulb:
UNSCREW
Costa ___:
RICA
Celtics player-turned-executive:
DANNYAINGE
Block, as a stream:
DAMUP
Pups' protests:
YAPS
"___ whiz!":
GEE
Snake warning:
HISS
Biles of the 2016 Olympics:
SIMONE
Publicity-grabbing move, maybe:
STUNT
On the open ocean:
ATSEA
Stitch line:
SEAM
Go together well:
MESH
Something a pedant picks:
NIT
Cambridge sch.:
MIT
Come before:
PRECEDE
Smokey of R&B:
ROBINSON
Body part that might be "sympathetic":
EAR
Dallas sch.:
SMU
Prefix with brow:
UNI
Fly majestically:
SOAR
Suppress:
SITON
Pricey Apple computer:
IMACPRO
Pots' partners:
PANS
Beer-and-lemonade drink:
SHANDY
Something to take after a garlicky meal:
BREATHMINT
Slumbering no more:
AWAKE
Piece of a mosaic:
TILE
Cinnamony tea:
CHAI
Assistance:
AID
1914-18 conflict, for short:
WWI
Broke a fast:
ATE
Get hold of:
OBTAIN
Flight hub for Norwegian:
OSLO
Godsend:
BOON
1960s British P.M. ___ Douglas-Home:
ALEC
Per item:
EACH
"Let's do it!" ... or comment on the last words of 16-, 26- and 47-Across, when said together out loud:
SOUNDSLIKEAPLAN
Airport code hidden in FUEL GAUGE:
LGA
Ticked-off feeling:
IRE
Island garland:
LEI
Mornings, for short:
AMS
Court divider:
NET
Laundry basketful:
LOAD
Horrible person:
OGRE
Oreo filler:
CREME
The first "O" in YOLO:
ONLY
Scot's "not":
NAE
Lift up:
HOIST
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