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May 6 2018 crossword
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Perpendicular to the ship's middle:
ABEAM
Band with a symmetrical logo:
ABBA
Bath toy:
BOAT
Pizzeria order:
EXTRACHEESE
Some lawyers' cases:
ATTACHES
Kind of biol.:
MOL
"Let's do this!":
ITSTIME
Picks up later in life?:
INHERITS
Red ___ (sushi fish):
TAI
Irish icon, for short:
STPAT
Ankle bones:
TARSI
Relating to the pelvis:
ILIAC
Prefix with communication:
MIS
Hair-raising cry:
EEK
Larger of Mars's two moons:
PHOBOS
Pigtail, e.g.:
PLAIT
Many a "... For Dummies" book:
HOWTO
Transmitting:
ONAIR
Comic who acted in "Ocean's Eleven":
BERNIEMAC
Smelling of mothballs:
OLD
Part of O.S.: Abbr.:
SYS
Proof of purchase for some contests:
BOXTOP
Original home of Paddington Bear:
PERU
Maines of the Dixie Chicks:
NATALIE
Out of date?:
LONELY
Underwater mine?:
BATTLESHIPRISK
Moves effortlessly (through):
SAILS
Some end-of-season announcements:
AWARDS
___ Plus (grooming brand):
ATRA
"Insecure" star Issa:
RAE
Comparison middle:
ASA
Peaceful protest:
SITIN
Streetside hangouts:
STOOPS
Get a copy of a 1965 #1 Beatles hit?:
ACQUIRETICKETTORIDE
Draw back in fear:
QUAIL
River that rises in the Cantabrian Mountains:
EBRO
Player/coach Jason of the N.B.A.:
KIDD
K-12:
ELHI
Constellation between Ursa Major and Ursa Minor:
DRACO
Kids' rhyme starter:
EENY
South America's ___ Picchu:
MACHU
Big name in pain relief:
MOTRIN
Onto land:
ASHORE
Left-winger:
LIB
U.N. worker protection agcy.:
ILO
"___ Music's golden tongue / Flatter'd to tears this aged man ...": Keats:
ERE
Actor Milo:
OSHEA
Minute Maid Park player, informally:
STRO
Code on a bag to Chicago:
ORD
Formed for a particular purpose:
ADHOC
Annually:
AYEAR
Like a space cadet:
CLUELESS
Sultan Qaboos's land:
OMAN
1847 novel of the sea:
OMOO
Something to be defended:
THESIS
"Finlandia" composer:
SIBELIUS
Rather poor ambassador's skill?:
SORRYDIPLOMACY
Rollickingly funny:
RIOTOUS
"Time was ... ":
ONCE
School in development?:
ROE
Hat, informally:
LID
Feature of a millpond:
DAM
Bomb with the audience:
DIE
Brand with an arrow through its logo:
SUNOCO
Grp. getting a pay cut?:
IRS
"Roll Tide!" school, for short:
BAMA
"You couldn't possibly mean me!?":
MOI
Oil field?:
ART
Rolled ___:
OATS
Kind of job:
TOW
___ Bird, 10-time W.N.B.A. All-Star:
SUE
Prefix with warrior:
ECO
Formerly known as:
NEE
Reason a computer program wouldn't open?:
MEMORYTROUBLE
Bite-size, say:
MINI
Teaching positions can be part of their work:
YOGIS
Chest protector:
BRA
Some touchdown scorers, for short:
RBS
"La La Land" actor:
RYANGOSLING
Rolls out of bed in the morning?:
BAGELS
Messy treats:
SMORES
Zippo:
NIL
Fluorine's atomic number:
NINE
"Am ___ sensitive?":
ITOO
Existed:
WERE
Thanksgiving serving:
YAM
Things folded in the kitchen:
BLINIS
"Way to go!":
BRAVO
Purple flowers:
LAVENDERS
Longtime Walter Berndt comic strip:
SMITTY
"Cinderella" mouse:
GUS
Spot for wallowing:
STY
Big-eared animal:
ASS
All-out attack:
SIEGE
Past:
AGO
Incredibly hard puzzle?:
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Stylish:
CHIC
Cry at a happy hour, maybe:
TGIF
Cry of excitement:
WHOO
"Well, Did You ___?":
EVAH
Gate:
RECEIPTS
One with a confession to make:
SINNER
Did some documentary work:
NARRATED
Consume:
HAVE
Responds wistfully:
SIGHS
First name in fashion:
YVES
Bolivian capital:
SUCRE
Impressive hole:
EAGLE
"___ reconsidered":
IVE
Padre's hermano:
TIO
Prefix with pressure:
ACU
"Eww!":
GROSS
Link a quartet of supermarket employees?:
CONNECTFOURCHECKERS
0%, in the dairy aisle:
NOFAT
Highest-level:
ELITE
Nice forecast:
CLEAR
Population classification:
URBAN
Settle down for the night:
ROOST
Sam who sang "Twistin' the Night Away":
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Corn syrup brand:
KARO
Aid for a tracking shot:
DOLLY
Jumpy sort, for short?:
ROO
Vehicle that often rolls over, in brief:
IRA
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ALMA
Tiny bit:
MOTE
They always come with mayo:
ANOS
Angry Shakespearean cry:
FIEFIE
Flat-topped hat:
FEZ
Heat:
IRE
Something you're not allowed to do in math?:
TABOOOPERATION
Keyboard key:
TAB
___ minimum:
ATA
Anthem contraction:
OER
One rampaging in 2018's "Rampage":
APE
Mistakes:
ERRATA
Bit of nonsense in a #1 Ella Fitzgerald hit:
ATASKET
Not ruling out:
OPENTO
Gadget for lemons:
ZESTER
Goes back and forth (with):
BANTERS
A cylinder has two:
EDGES
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