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November 11 2018 crossword
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Shakespearean father of three:
LEAR
Name one can "skip to":
LOU
Goof:
ERR
Confidently said:
ASSERTED
Pre-GPS staple:
ROADATLAS
"I agree!":
AMEN
Subject with variables:
ALGEBRA
Daily ___ (British paper):
MAIL
Part of some physicals: Abbr.:
ECG
Attribute of many political ads:
NASTINESS
Enjoys the sun:
BASKS
Soup with a red color:
BORSCHT
Prefix with pressure:
ACU
React with fear or delight:
SHRIEK
Ralph and Alice, on old TV:
KRAMDENS
Actress Ward:
SELA
Pants material:
CHINO
Trig function:
COSEC
Native Iowan:
HAWTE
Citizen of: Suffix:
ITE
Actor Beatty:
NED
It's mined, all mined!:
ORE
Approximately:
ORSO
Sycophant:
LACA
Earth tone:
OCHRE
Movie with a shootout at high noon, maybe:
OATER
___ Major:
URSA
Band bookings:
GIGS
Outside the city:
RURAL
Any member of Abba:
SWEDE
Automotive debut of 1957:
EDSEL
Common middle name for girls:
SUE
Some univ. hirees:
TAS
Constantly fidgeting, say:
ANTSY
Turkish inn:
IMARET
Game with 42 territory cards:
RISK
Horror writer Peter:
STRAUB
Slovenly type:
SLOB
Prefix with byte:
TERA
Stole, in slang:
PINCHED
"Famous ___" (slogan on Idaho license plates):
POTATOES
Pause:
HESITATE
Cold treat:
ICEPOP
Went on and on:
PRATTLED
Yiddish cries:
OYS
Second of April?:
PEE
What's needed in order to escape this crossword:
LETTERSONTHEKEYS
Wretched smell:
STENCH
"Hey! That hurts!":
YEOW
Sandwich loaf:
RYE
Pitcher Hershiser:
OREL
Declares to be true:
ATTESTS
Indie rocker with the 2009 #3 album "Middle Cyclone":
NEKOCASE
Kind of Hollywood romance:
ONSCREEN
Literary scholars debate what's in it:
CANON
Not doing well:
BADAT
Getting to the point?:
TAPERING
A snap:
EASY
___ jure (law phrase):
IPSO
Solution to a maze:
PATH
Tobacconist ___ Sherman:
NAT
Virtuous ones:
SAINTS
Specks:
IOTAS
N.Y.C. subway org.:
MTA
They might drop down:
MENUS
Words of denial:
WASNTME
Almost forever:
AEONS
Nothing more than:
MERE
Latin 101 word:
ESSE
Round fig.:
SPH
Petty disagreement:
SPAT
Also:
PLUS
Beleaguers:
HARASSES
A little, musically:
POCO
Charcuterie stock:
MEATS
Horrible headache:
MIGRAINE
Anesthesiologist's concern:
SEDATION
Lycées, e.g.:
ECOLES
What to do with the items referenced in 41-Across:
PLACETHEMINTHECORNERS
"The Bridge at Narni" painter:
COROT
Internet sensation:
MEME
Nut whose name sounds like a sneeze:
CASHEW
Natural light display:
AURORA
Move smoothly to the next thing:
SEGUE
Great ___:
DANE
Billy ___ Williams:
DEE
Like Russia prior to 1917:
TSARIST
Shock, in a way:
TASE
One of a couple:
MRS
Neon and others:
GASSES
Flowering evergreen shrubs:
GARDENIAS
Bucks:
SIMOLEONS
Apollo, to Zeus:
SON
Offshore:
ASEA
Administrants of corporal punishment:
SPANKERS
Possesses, to the Bard:
HATH
"Can you explain that further?":
HOWSO
Kind of battery:
NICAD
Requiring intellect:
CEREBRAL
It might end in a ZIP code: Abbr.:
ADDR
Ph.D. requirement: Abbr.:
DISS
Final desperate effort:
LASTGASP
Tiny "tiny":
LIL
Forum greeting:
AVE
Former Yankee nickname:
AROD
Tickle the ___:
IVORIES
Soft and smooth:
VELVETY
Happy wintertime news for schoolkids:
SNOWDAY
Prefix on some first-aid products:
MEDI
"___ had it!":
IVE
After following the instructions at 70-Across, how to escape this puzzle:
READNEWDOWNWORDS
Semi fuel:
DIESEL
Golfer Michelle:
WIE
Not as much:
LESSSO
Kinds:
SORTS
"Awesome!":
SWEET
Ratings pioneer:
NIELSEN
Edmonton athletes:
OILERS
"Fine with me":
OWDOKE
California city north of Ventura:
OJAI
German name component, often:
VON
Uncool one:
DWEEB
Mythical queen of Carthage:
DIDO
Unconventional:
OUTRE
Your and my:
OUR
It has a big deck:
UNO
Aunt: Sp.:
TIA
James of the West:
JESSE
Toledo-to-Columbus dir.:
SSE
"Just foolin'":
IKID
A Kardashian:
KIM
Algerian port:
ORAN
Dined:
ATE
Silent approval:
NOD
Get together:
UNITE
"Give it ___!":
AREST
Verdi soprano:
AIDA
Grp. founded by 12 countries:
NATO
Luau, basically:
ROAST
Brothers' name in R&B:
ISLEY
Symbol of fire prevention:
SMOY
Vehicle that requires no fuel:
SLED
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