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June 1 2017 crossword
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A whole bunch:
RAFTS
Squalid places:
RATHOLES
Actress Barbeau of the cult classic "Swamp Thing":
ADRIENNE
Something bad to come down with:
FLU
Snow blower brand:
TORO
Leave nothing behind?:
STIFF
How one may be loved:
ASASON
Composer Copland:
AARON
Hearty entree:
STEW
Org. with the Calder Cup:
AHL
Little of children's literature:
STUART
A whole bunch:
OODLES
Nos in Novosibirsk:
NYETS
Pitiful sorts:
SADLOTS
Cut off:
SECLUDE
Occupied, as a table:
SATAT
Rubber ducky, e.g.:
BATHTOY
Pretty good grades:
BPLUSES
Ancient region of central Italy:
ETRURIA
Lead-in:
PRELUDE
Universal life force:
CHI
___-repeated:
OFT
Depressed:
LOW
Lead-in to right or rock:
ALT
Movie theater pioneer Marcus:
LOEW
Washed-out:
WAN
___ Gong (Chinese spiritual practice):
FALUN
Opposite of covers:
LIESUNDER
They may come with silver or gold:
ORES
"___ Buttermilk Sky":
OLE
Of an arm bone:
ULNAR
Fashion photographer Herb:
RITTS
"___ folly to be wise":
TIS
Diner purchases, for short:
BLTS
Midge, for one:
BITER
Towheaded comics boy:
DENNIS
"Ain't ___ Sweet":
SHE
Creepy:
EERIE
Kind of sleep:
REM
Minneapolis-to-Milwaukee dir.:
ESE
Cowboys may ride off into it:
THESUNSET
Like one-star puzzles:
EASIEST
Letters of approval:
FDA
Place for a poker:
FIRESIDE
Female issue:
DAUGHTER
Ticked off:
ANNOYED
Home addition?:
STEAD
Jack of "Barney Miller":
SOO
Middle of the road?:
MEDIAN
"Do the ___" (beverage slogan):
DEW
Med. insurance plans:
HMOS
Bottled up:
HELDIN
Detective whose first name is Kentaro:
MRMOTO
Mo:
SEC
Roll at a counter:
CERTS
Seldom-reviewed TV show:
RERUN
Sub:
HERO
Makes sound:
HEALS
Brought on:
HIRED
Equine:
HORSY
Cinque + cinque:
DIECI
Words after "Here" and "Away":
WEGO
The Liberty Tree, for one:
ELM
Misfortune:
WOE
Boohoo:
WEEP
El Orinoco, e.g.:
RIO
Part of the escape route in "Casablanca":
ORAN
Owing:
SHY
The Magi, e.g.:
ADORERS
Density symbol:
RHO
One eating you out of house and home?:
TERMITE
Jan. honoree:
MLK
Most svelte:
LITHEST
Left a burning impression?:
SCALDED
Comics character with a big nose:
SNOOPY
Cartoonist's aide:
INKER
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