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September 8 2019 crossword
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Well, for one:
ADVERB
Number one nun:
ABBESS
Prolonged period of excessive imbibing:
DRUNKATHON
Soft blanket material:
VIRGINWOOL
Ice cream eponym:
EDY
Part of AARP: Abbr.:
RETD
Note that sounds like an order to get with it?:
BSHARP
Longhair cats:
ANGORAS
Appalled:
AGHAST
Big D.C. lobby:
NRA
1995 crime film based on an Elmore Leonard novel:
GETSHORTY
At the perfect time:
ONCUE
Enthusiastic:
RAHRAH
Commercial suffix with Gator:
ADE
Gained a lap?:
SAT
For instance:
SUCHAS
___ Paulo:
SAO
Bit of art pottery:
URN
Staircase sound:
CREAK
"Star Trek" catchphrase said by Dr. McCoy:
HESDEADJIM
Far Eastern fruits that resemble apples:
ASIANPEARS
What a prefix or suffix gets added to:
STEM
Alternative to Martha Stewart Weddings:
BRIDES
Caribbean island nation:
GRENADA
Take in:
ARREST
... the guy who vows to take his Stetson to the grave:
BURYTHEHATCHET
Sicily's Mount ___:
ETNA
Baby Gap purchase:
ONESIE
Famous conjoined twin:
ENG
Figures:
DATA
California's Big ___:
SUR
TV's "___ Ruins Everything":
ADAM
Lose control on the road:
SKID
Honey substitute?:
DEAR
IV checkers:
RNS
... the fraternity guy who wants to be a cardiologist:
HEARTBROKEN
Appear in print:
RUN
Mouth, slangily:
TRAP
Con ___ (briskly, in music):
BRIO
Talk like a tough, say:
RASP
"Well, howdy":
OHHI
Levelheaded:
SANE
Kind of furniture:
PATIO
Dieter's "I":
ICH
Triumphant cry:
HURRAH
Game lover's purchase:
APP
Picks up the bill:
PAYS
First word of "Jabberwocky":
TWAS
Unlikely handouts with beers:
STRAWS
Dated PC hookup:
CRT
Court V.I.P.:
TENNISPRO
J. Carrol ___ (two-time 1940s Oscar nominee):
NAISH
Traffic-stopping grp.?:
DEA
... the guy who barely shows he's exasperated:
SHORTSIGHTED
Sea plea:
SOS
Period of group activity, slangily:
SESH
Addition to the family:
INLAW
Doth depart:
GOETH
Diamond brackets?:
DEES
... the guy who always shows up unannounced:
POPINJAY
Dissenting vote:
NAY
Hugs, in a letter:
OOO
Home of minor-league baseball's Aces:
RENO
California's Santa ___ Mountains:
YNEZ
Swerves back:
ZAGS
Puts on TV:
AIRS
Show that NBC 62-Across, for short:
SNL
Heaps:
ASLEW
Cry like a baby:
WAIL
They follow springs by about a week:
NEAPS
Large shrimp:
PRAWN
See 72-Down:
SALAD
Sylvia of jazz:
SYMS
Parody:
SENDUP
... the gal who delivered the greatest put-down ever:
WHATADISGRACE
Pride Parade participants may be in it:
DRAG
With 68-Down, summer side dish:
CORN
Small prevarications:
FIBS
Shade for a field worker?:
FARMERSTAN
"Drawin' a blank here":
IGOTNOTHIN
___ vivant:
BON
Helicopter sounds:
WHIRS
Permanent spot?:
SALON
UPS unit: Abbr.:
CTN
Gambler's exclamation:
COMETOPAPA
Father of Enigma in DC Comics:
THERIDDLER
Creamy beverage:
NOG
"Othello" provocateur:
IAGO
Tagged, informally:
IDED
"Lethal Weapon" force, in brief:
LAPD
Pitcher who famously claimed he was on LSD while throwing a no-hitter (1970):
DOCKELLIS
Prison division:
WARD
"Well, well, well, whaddya know":
OHO
... the guy who takes aerial photos for the military:
DRONEDON
And others, for short:
ETAL
Kind of bar:
DIVE
Renuzit target:
ODOR
It can be old or breaking:
NEWS
... the gal who loses it when pass plays are called:
GROUNDNUTMEG
Sport ___:
UTE
"Ocean's Twelve" role:
TESS
CPR teacher, maybe:
EMT
Temporarily sated, with "over":
TIDED
___ Terr., 1861-89:
DAK
Critical campaign mo.:
OCT
Source of some pressure:
PEER
Place for trophies:
DEN
Declaration:
AVOWAL
Maze explorer:
LABRAT
Singer with the 2009 #1 hit "TiK ToK":
KESHA
Go downhill in a hurry:
SCHUSS
Part of a parka:
HOOD
Relaxing:
ATREST
Move a bit:
STIR
High-grade:
RATEDA
... the gal who spends all day at the hairdresser:
ROLLERSKATE
Auto dealer's offer:
LEASE
Auto owner's proof:
TITLE
Rollaway:
COT
Word with club or cream:
SODA
Aristocratic Italian name of old:
ESTE
Tip of Italy?:
EURO
Cartoonist Keane:
BIL
Dance that might include a chair:
HORA
Field:
AREA
West Coast summer setting: Abbr.:
PDT
Dag Hammarskjöld's successor at the U.N.:
UTHANT
Shoot down:
NIX
Wile E. Coyote purchase:
TNT
... the guy who can't stop bragging about Bragg:
FORTLAUDERDALE
In good shape:
FIT
Gambling parlor letters:
OTB
Take steps:
ACT
Sort of person who's blue: Abbr.:
DEM
Bit of trail mix:
RAISIN
Underlining alternative:
ITALICS
Creeped out?:
SEEPED
Almost up:
ONNEXT
Exams given intradermally, for short:
TBTESTS
Actress Taylor of "Bones":
TAMARA
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