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June 6 2019 crossword
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Unrefined:
CRASS
Set of keys, maybe:
CHORD
Beau:
ROMEO
Slack-jawed:
AGAPE
Hot and dry:
SAHARAN
Lose one's cool:
SNAP
Coffee bar offering:
MOCHA
Underground networks:
METROS
Cry repeated at the start of the 1987 dance hit "Hot Hot Hot":
OLE
Keep time with the beat, maybe:
CLAP
Jack up:
HIKE
Land, building or machine:
ASSET
Painter van Eyck:
JAN
NASA spacecraft orbiting Jupiter:
JUNOPROBE
Beginning:
ASOF
___ ball:
NERF
Navajo dwelling made of logs and mud:
HOGAN
___ Bell (Emily Brontë pen name):
ELLIS
Word with single or fair:
USE
Direct-to-customer beef retailer:
OMAHASTEAKS
Text message status:
SENT
1952 and 1994 Olympics locale: Abbr.:
NOR
Cover over, as a wall:
REPAPER
Remove, as a name tag:
PEELOFF
Good soil:
LOAM
Busy beaver:
DOER
Rejections:
NOS
Labrador retriever or Alaskan malamute, notably:
SHEDDER
Go one better than:
TOP
Place to buy paint:
ARTSHOP
Lose one's cool:
RAGE
In ___ (embryonic):
OVO
Individually:
PER
Spirited horse:
ARAB
Like much of Chile:
ARID
Agrees to "make things interesting":
BETS
Upscale hotel amenity:
SAUNA
Goblet feature:
STEM
Visitor to King Mongkut:
ANNA
The Aggies of the N.C.A.A.:
UTAHSTATE
Now and for always:
EVERMORE
Bank:
RELY
Demolition aid:
TNT
Calaverite or sylvanite:
GOLDORE
Discontinued:
OLD
Abstract Expressionist Krasner:
LEE
Memory unit:
BIT
Coated, in a way:
ENAMELED
Helpful thing to have on hand?:
MITT
City NE of Manchester:
LEEDS
Perfumer's extract:
ESSENCE
Hawaiian entree, for short:
MAHI
Ones playing the numbers?:
DEEJAYS
River to the Dead Sea:
JORDAN
Going "Wow, wow, wow!":
AWED
Big brand with an oval logo:
STP
___ clam (mollusk found off the coast of California):
PISMO
Ticket datum:
ROW
Something you might write an article on:
SPEC
Typesetters' measures:
PICAS
Javelin, e.g.:
EVENT
Mints with Retsyn:
CERTS
More daft:
DOTTIER
Its beaches begin five answers in this puzzle:
DDAY
"There was a time ...":
ONCE
Still life subject:
EWER
Some retina cells:
RODS
Field a kickoff:
RECEIVE
Closing credits heading:
CAST
Subject of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine:
DNA
Performer with a weapon:
SWORDDANCER
Feature on a Spanish map:
RIO
Samuel Beckett's "Endgame" has one:
ACT
Mailing category for reduced postage:
MEDIA
Very little:
SCANT
"___-haw!":
YEE
Name on a "Citizen Kane" poster:
ORSON
Things to run or pass:
TESTS
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