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October 5 2019 crossword
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Manhattan's ___ D. Roosevelt Park:
SARA
Clock:
SWAT
Stage highlight:
ARIA
Reward seeker's concern:
RISK
Free:
ATLEISURE
Kunis of "That '70s Show":
MILA
Accelerator particles:
MESONS
Like Wile E. Coyote:
INEPT
Incredible person:
LIAR
One of the two components of 5-Down:
ANTIQUARK
Had a bad feeling:
ACHED
It stands for something:
ACRONYM
First name in westerns:
CLINT
First of the Minor Prophets:
HOSEA
Medgar who said "You can kill a man, but you can't kill an idea":
EVERS
Places for trophies:
DENS
Added to the ballot, say:
WRITTENIN
Perfect and then some?:
TENSES
Bulb unit:
CLOVE
Terminal request:
AISLESEAT
Escalated:
RISEN
Ruthlessly aggressive:
TAKENOPRISONERS
Base boss:
SARGE
Fails to be:
ISNT
Flag carrier with a 17-hour nonstop flight to London:
QANTAS
Winds up:
CLOSES
Smart:
CHIC
Kangaroo, for 22-Across:
LOGO
City on Utah Lake:
OREM
Peer group:
JURY
Oomph:
JUICE
Egyptian sky god:
HORUS
Sticky situations:
QUAGMIRES
Game with a ball called a quaffle:
QUIDDITCH
Vague expression of empathy:
ITHAPPENS
Ginseng, e.g.:
ROOT
Times gone by:
ERAS
Cylindrical construction:
SILO
Disney president who oversaw the Pixar acquisition:
IGER
Part of a ream:
QUIRE
Lull:
QUIET
Inner tubes, topologically:
TORI
"Get over here now!":
COMEQUICK
Short yardage play, briefly:
QBSNEAK
Submerged ridge:
SHOAL
Having eaten crow:
SHAMED
Wait:
BIDE
"For real?":
THATSO
Does some course prep?:
TEESUP
Gave grief, in a way:
SASSED
Shaved ice ingredient:
SYRUP
Heraldic hue:
AZURE
Actress Hayek of "Frida":
SALMA
Get back:
REAP
Some tow jobs, for short:
REPOS
The Hagia Sophia was built in it:
BYZANTINEEMPIRE
Front covers:
BIBS
Home of The Times-Picayune, informally:
NOLA
Prefix with -cracy:
IDIO
Ashcroft's predecessor as attorney general:
RENO
Elysium:
EDEN
Triumphant cry:
IRULE
Not likely to be upset:
TOPSEEDED
One end of the railway in "The Bridge on the River Kwai":
BURMA
Euphoric state:
CLOUDNINE
State:
SPEAK
Feature of many a diary:
HASP
In a jiffy:
SOON
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