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December 11 2017 crossword
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Georgetown athlete:
HOYA
Zeus' wife:
HERA
Smell:
ODOR
Dubious sighting in the Himalayas:
YETI
Prehistoric Southwest culture:
ANASAZI
Path left behind by a mower:
SWATH
Crafty:
SLY
Pagan religious practice:
WICCA
Qualified:
ABLE
Yours ___ (letter sign-off):
TRULY
"Se ___ español":
HABLA
Item on a Native American moccasin:
BEAD
Kind of logic in which all values are either true or false:
BOOLEAN
Prefix with -plasm:
ENDO
"Back in Black" rock band:
ACDC
Place for a laptop other than a lap:
DESK
Genesis garden:
EDEN
Sign after Virgo:
LIBRA
First word in a fairy tale:
ONCE
Service organization with a wheel logo:
ROTARYCLUB
Flip, as a property:
RESELL
10:1 or 3:2 at a racetrack:
ODDS
Get up:
ARISE
Prison unit:
CELLBLOCK
Diner sandwich, for short:
BLT
Where Siberia is:
ASIA
Notions:
IDEAS
Connecticut Ivy:
YALE
Wowed:
AMAZED
Not quite right:
AMISS
$$$:
MONEY
Li'l ___ of the funnies:
ABNER
Bird of prey's claw:
TALON
Amours:
LOVES
In reserve:
ONICE
Long, narrow parts of bottles:
NECKS
Domicile with wheels:
MOBILEHOME
Good engine sound:
HUM
___ Mae (Whoopi's role in "Ghost"):
ODA
Onetime Russian space station:
MIR
Opposite of exit:
ENTER
Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were ___":
NONE
No room at the ___:
INN
Praising:
LAUDING
Obtrusively bright and showy:
GARISH
London's Old ___:
VIC
Something a strawberry has on the outside:
SEED
Not concentrated, as light:
DIFFUSE
Wiseass:
SMARTALECK
Researcher's wear:
LABCOAT
Neighbor of Jordan:
SYRIA
Televise:
AIR
Cleans, as a chalkboard:
ERASES
Christmas trees:
FIRS
Program for addicts:
REHAB
"___ evil ...":
SEENO
Place where a mother might sing "Rock-a-Bye Baby":
CRIB
Gives up, as territory:
CEDES
Action taken by a company in distress:
PAYFREEZE
Juicy fruit with a pit:
PLUM
Mystique:
AURA
Tug sharply:
YANK
Veers the other way:
ZAGS
Breadth:
SCOPE
Word after lock or glom:
ONTO
Unpaid intern, jocularly:
PEON
Catch sight of:
ESPY
Hawaiian feast:
LUAU
They bring music to one's ears ... or a hint to 17-, 21-, 33-, 45- and 54-Across:
HEADPHONES
Not mind one's own business:
PRY
Big vases:
URNS
Rage:
ANGER
Surmounting:
ATOP
"Let's ___ a Deal":
MAKE
Always telling people what to do:
BOSSY
Broadway award:
TONY
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