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May 13 2019 crossword
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Drink, as water from a dish:
LAP
Young chaps:
LADS
Pain in a tooth or the heart:
ACHE
Hit repeatedly, as with snowballs:
PELT
Bits of broken glass:
SHARDS
Viewed:
SAW
Ben-___ (Charlton Heston role):
HUR
Pub offering:
ALE
Time off, informally:
RANDR
Cuts into small cubes:
DICES
Sugar substitute:
STEVIA
Locks in a barn?:
MANE
Nerves of steel, e.g.:
METAPHOR
Actor Claude of old TV:
AKINS
Classic brand of candy wafers:
NECCO
German industrial city:
ESSEN
Top card:
ACE
How café may be served:
AULAIT
___ out (barely manages):
EKES
"Lady Chatterley's Lover" novelist:
DHLAWRENCE
Arthur of tennis fame:
ASHE
"Nervous" reactions:
TICS
Goes down, as the sun:
SETS
Change from the norm:
DEVIANCE
Gchats, e.g.:
IMS
Bart and Lisa's dad:
HOMERSIMPSON
Bread spread:
OLEO
Time starting at dawn, to poets:
MORN
Practice piece for a pianist:
ETUDE
King Arthur's home:
CAMELOT
Secret message:
CODE
Came down to earth:
ALIT
Vegetarian's no-no:
MEAT
Cigar residue:
ASH
Flamenco cheer:
OLE
Blow, as a volcano:
ERUPT
Bedwear, briefly:
PJS
Solution strength:
TITER
Newspaper opinion piece:
OPED
Early talk show host Jack:
PAAR
Precipice:
EDGE
Like Easter eggs, colorwise:
DYED
Early railroad tycoon whose nickname is a hint to the starts of 17-, 23-, 51- and 62-Across:
DIAMONDJIMBRADY
Abba song or musical:
MAMMAMIA
Department store department with shirts and slacks:
MENS
Kiss: Sp.:
BESO
James of jazz:
ETTA
Lauder of cosmetics:
ESTEE
18 or so, for a typical first-year college student:
AGE
"You don't mean me?!":
MOI
Grain in Cheerios:
OAT
Chemical cousin:
ISOMER
Made certain:
ENSURED
"E pluribus ___":
UNUM
Real-life lawman who lent his name to a 1950s-'60s TV western:
BATMASTERSON
Moisten, as a turkey:
BASTE
Deflect:
AVERT
Attach with a string, say:
TIEON
Singer Lopez:
TRINI
Form of the Spanish for "to be":
ESTAS
Pilots:
AVIATORS
___ car salesman:
USED
Become unhinged:
SNAP
Architect Saarinen:
EERO
Comic actor Dick Van ___:
DYKE
Appear:
SEEM
Utah senator who once ran for president:
MITTROMNEY
"That's overly explicit," in textspeak:
TMI
"Dianetics" author L. ___ Hubbard:
RON
Alternative to .com or .net:
ORG
"Star Trek: T.N.G." counselor:
TROI
Captivate:
ENAMOR
Noah's vessel:
ARK
Europe's highest volcano:
ETNA
Getting up:
RISING
"The Bells" poet:
POE
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