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January 7 2018 crossword
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Start of the third qtr.:
JUL
Jerusalem's onetime kingdom:
JUDAH
Nervous:
UNE/ASY
Act the middleman:
LIA/ISE
Treatment centers?:
SPAS
Visits for a time:
STA/YSAT
Yappy lap dogs, informally:
POMS
Plane calculation:
ARE/A
Unadventurous:
STA/ID
Sycophant's quality:
SMARM
Word after "&" in many a company name:
SON
Minister's home:
MANSE
Makes into a movie, say:
ADAPTS
Trusts:
RELI/ESUPON
Richie's mom on "Happy Days":
MRSC
Mr. Dithers's wife in "Blondie":
CORA
Flare-ups in the hood?:
CARFIRES
OxyContin or Demerol:
OPIO/ID
Fixes the décor of completely:
REDO/ES
Canceled:
AXED
___-ball pens:
UNI
Ristorante dessert:
TORTA
Sort of:
ALITTLE
Construction site vehicle:
LOADER
Thin layers:
LAMINA/E
Top:
APEX
Richard Simmons diet regimen / London tabloid:
DE/AA/ILA/YME/AA/IL
Moscow landmark:
LENINSTOMB
Records:
ANNALS
One may have a height restriction:
RIDE
Gauge:
ASSESS
Carpe ___:
DIEM
Writer Jong:
ERICA
What a red pepper on a menu may signal / Made clear:
SPI/ECY/IFO/IO/ED
"Hoo boy!":
Y/IKES
Caninelike animal more closely related to a cat than a dog:
HYENA
Three-engine planes:
TRIJETS
Solidify:
JELL
Babies grow into them:
KIDS
O. J. Simpson trial judge:
ITO
18, say:
OFAGE
"Goosebumps" author:
STINE
Is litigious:
SU/ES
So-called "cradle of civilization":
SUMER
Baby in a basket:
MOSES
Curse:
DAMN
Actor Patel:
DEV
Resembling:
ALA
Cookies filled with green creme / Flattish sea creatures:
MI/ANTO/ARE/AO/YS
Preceder of free throws / Juice container?:
FO/UU/ELCA/ELL
Best at a hot dog contest:
O/UTEAT
Cap:
LIMIT
Pretended to be:
POSEDAS
Risky / Denim attire:
DA/UNGE/ARO/EU/ES
See 49-Down:
ALBUM
With 48-Down, philatelist's collection:
STAMP
Inventor Howe:
ELI/AS
Discombobulated:
ATSEA
Slimming surgeries, in brief:
LIPOS
___ gland (melatonin producer):
PINE/AL
___ Ste. Marie, Mich.:
SA/ULT
Strategic position:
VANTAGE
Five things in "La Bohème":
ARIAS
Like the data in big data:
MINED
Pulled a fast one on:
DUPED
Warriors' org.:
NBA
Really bothered:
TOREAT
Part of a wedding that drags:
TRAIN
Used, as a chair:
SATIN
Comp ___ (college major, informally):
SCI
Dog show initials:
AKC
Grp. with wands:
TSA
Chow mein relative:
SUBGUM
Often-oval floor décor:
BRAIDEDRUG
Self-reflective question:
WHO/AMI
Puppy:
WHELP
"Are you listening?!":
HELLO
Fooler / Summer Olympics standout:
TRI/ACKSTE/AR
Stressed at the end, in a way:
I/AMBIC
___ to go:
RARIN
Sound signal booster:
PRE/AMP
Kind of medicine:
HERBAL
Crime-fighting mom of 1980s TV:
LACEY
Lady friend, in Livorno:
AMICA
SoCal-based sneaker brand:
LAGEAR
Jets and others:
GANGS
Zeno of ___:
ELE/A
Colonial Indian title:
SAHIB
Tried something:
HADAGO/ATIT
When big bands thrived:
RADIO/ERA
Lambaste:
RIP
Massachusetts' Cape ___:
ANN
Bridges of old film:
LLO/YD
Scan, in a way:
DIGITIZE
"Shush!":
CANIT
Storyteller's transition:
THEN
Writer Shaw:
IRWIN
Olympian blood:
ICHOR
Like some German wines:
RHENISH
Howl:
WA/IL
Scheduled to arrive:
DU/EIN
Hypothesized:
POSITED
Garments worn in old Rome:
TOGA/E
Harry Potter's ex-girlfriend / Register sound:
CHO/ACHA/ING
Future cereal grain:
O/ATSEED
National Spelling Bee airer:
ESPN
Some prized Prado pieces:
GOYAS
Actress Ronan of "Lady Bird":
SAO/IRSE
One of the Kennedys:
ETHEL
Disappointing:
SAD
Sprint competitor:
ATANDT
Sin subject?:
TRIG
Second letter in the Greek for "Athens":
THETA
Vehemently criticize:
RA/ILON
Lessens the distance between, in a race:
GAINSON
Words of resignation:
ILOSE
Straight or curly hair, e.g.:
TRAIT
Potful:
ANTES
Least warm:
ICI/EST
Daddy Warbucks's bodyguard:
THE/ASP
"He's so lame!" / Deer variety:
WHA/ITA/ETO/AO/IL
Hard smack:
WHAM
Judgmental sounds:
TSKS
Golden apple goddess:
ERIS
Word with "f" or full:
STOP
App developer's milestone:
LAUNCH
First N.F.L. team ever to go 0-16 for a season (2008):
LI/ONS
Prefix with port:
HELI
Photographer's light:
STROBE
Spring locale:
BED
Thin neckwear / Assam or Earl Grey:
STRI/ONGTI/EE/A
___ the day:
RUE
Complete:
ATOZ
Lightly touched:
KISSED
Afghan, e.g.:
HOUND
Cursive capital that looks like a flipped "&":
ESS
Mustang feature:
MANE
Mount:
STEED
Little sibling, often:
PEST
Major race sponsor:
STP
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