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March 11 2018 crossword
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Heading on a neighborhood poster:
LOSTDOG
Rowing muscle, for short:
LAT
Iron Range product:
ORE
Wee, to a Scot:
SMA
Chests' places:
TORSOS
Sudoku entry:
DIGIT
Herb resembling spinach:
ORACH
Some kitchen appliances, for short:
GES
Radio personality Glenn:
BECK
Adele's "Someone Like You," e.g.:
BALLAD
Hebrew for "My God! My God!":
ELIELI
Idea:
CONCEPT
Etta of old comics:
KETT
Bump, as from a schedule:
PREEMPT
Sister of Ariadne:
PHAEDRA
More hoarse:
RASPIER
Snares:
ENTANGLES
List-reducing abbr.:
ETAL
Prefix with play and place:
MIS
Charlottetown's prov.:
PEI
Checkpoint org.:
TSA
Standing closet:
ARMOIRE
Poison ivy soother:
ALOE
Huts:
SHANTIES
Post:
SEND
Anti-mob tool:
TEARGAS
Dryer buildup:
LINT
"1984" superstate:
EASTASIA
"Get 'em!":
SIC
Power up?:
ELECT
Discharges:
EGESTS
High land:
NEPAL
Last seen riding in a basket. If found, call ___ [see 106-Across]:
DOROTHYGALE
43:
DUBYA
Kind of dip:
ONION
One-named Swedish singer with the Grammy-nominated song "Dancing on My Own":
ROBYN
It goes around the neck:
YOKE
Mix with:
ADDIN
Inn stock:
ALES
Fall off:
EBB
The U.S., to Mexicans:
ELNORTE
Hallux, more familiarly:
BIGTOE
Stationed (at):
BASED
Pizzeria chain, casually:
UNOS
Like a certain Freudian complex:
OEDIPAL
Clicking sounds?:
AHAS
Graduation attire:
REGALIA
Gold medal, to an Olympian:
AIM
It goes around the neck:
BIB
Doesn't just assume:
ASKS
Repurpose:
ADAPT
Dressy accessory:
SILKTIE
Last seen in the nursery. If found, call ___ [see 84-Across]:
THEDARLINGS
Boxing champ Roberto:
DURAN
One who can't keep weight off for long:
YOYODIETER
Navel type:
OUTIE
Cultural values:
ETHOS
Where the engine is in a Porsche 911:
REAR
Tempe sch.:
ASU
Scream or bawl, e.g.:
EMOTE
Like most holidays:
ANNUAL
Reverses, as a deletion:
STETS
A bit stiff:
TIPSY
"Darn it all!":
RATS
A bit cracked:
AJAR
Modest two-piece swimsuit:
TANKINI
It may hold the line:
ROD
Toll rds.:
TPKS
Sharply sour fruit:
SLOE
Yokohama "yes":
HAI
Tijuana setting, informally:
BAJA
Ecosystem endangered by global warming:
BAYOU
Postal abbr. for a rural address:
RTE
Up:
RISEN
Last seen with a red-haired girl. If found, call ___ [see 119-Across]:
LITTLEORPHANANNIE
Pacer:
LEADCAR
2000s corporate scandal subject:
ENRON
Heavenly sound?:
HARP
Vagabond:
NOMAD
Drone, for one:
BEE
Coddles:
BABIES
Cyclotron bits:
IONS
"Here's an idea ...":
SAY
Some bygone theaters:
RKOS
Bleat:
BAA
Marriage announcement:
BANNS
Confrere:
PEER
Some centerfolds:
PLAYMATES
Food cart offerings:
GYROS
Golden Globe-winning actor for "Chicago":
GERE
Visit during a trip:
STOPAT
One of the Marcoses of the Philippines:
IMELDA
Vision-correcting procedure:
LASIK
Big battery:
DCELL
Subtitle of Hawthorne's "Fanshawe":
ATALE
Alphabetically first "American Idol" judge across all 16 seasons:
ABDUL
Former part of the U.S.S.R.: Abbr.:
UKR
Go from bud to blossom, to a poet:
OPE
Alternative to boeuf or jambon:
PORC
Pretend:
PUTONANACT
[continued]:
OVER
Last seen chasing down clues. If found, call ___ [see 24-Across]:
NICKANDNORA
Love all around?:
NOSCORE
Actress Faye:
DUNAWAY
Stop for now:
ADJOURN
Poet who wrote of Daedalus:
OVID
___-green:
SEA
Theme song of Milton Berle:
NEARYOU
Forms, forms and more forms:
REDTAPE
Saw the sights:
TOURED
Ruffles:
ANNOYS
Sash supporter:
SILL
Moviedom:
SCREEN
Any of the Baltic states, once: Abbr.:
SSR
What's left on TV?:
MSNBC
My word, maybe:
BOND
Last seen being mocked by a cat. If found, call ___ [see 46-Across]:
JONARBUCKLE
Lures:
BAITS
Utah's ___ Mountains:
UINTA
Gambling mecca:
MACAO
Some greenery that's not grass:
MOSS
Increase:
MOUNT
Parcel (out):
METE
Lilt:
AIR
Proceed enthusiastically:
GOTOTOWN
'60s Pontiac:
GTO
Webster's Third competitor, for short:
OED
Scotland's longest river:
TAY
Symbol gotten by typing Option+Shift+2:
EURO
Hit straight to the shortstop, perhaps:
LINEOUT
Start of Yale's motto:
LUX
Chicago terminal code:
ORD
Double-back move:
UEY
QB's tally:
TDS
Promo:
TEASERAD
War loser, usually:
TREY
Declared:
UTTERED
Storied journey:
ODYSSEY
Puts the kibosh on:
ENDS
Algebraic variables:
XSANDYS
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