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December 14 2018 crossword
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Commercial line:
SLOGAN
Nonsense song syllable:
SHA
GPS fig.:
LAT
Word with baron or basin:
OIL
Neutral hue:
GRAY
Renounce:
ABNEGATE
"Au contraire!":
NOTSO
Hit 1980 musical with the song "Join the Circus":
BARNUM
Comic book sound effect:
BAM
Gamer's likeness:
AVATAR
Uptick:
RISE
Things used on bridges to ease congestion:
NASALSTRIPS
In ___ (gestating):
UTERO
Difficult to sort out:
MESSY
Accessory for Minnie Mouse:
HAIRBOW
1992 comedy based on a long-running "S.N.L." sketch:
WAYNESWORLD
Handle a chopper, say:
AVIATE
Many a Falcons or Hawks fan:
ATLANTAN
"Hi-diddly-ho!" speaker on TV:
NEDFLANDERS
"Huddled" group in an inscription on the Statue of Liberty:
MASSES
"O.K., I get it!":
YESYES
"No issues yet":
SOFARSOGOOD
Jags:
TEARS
Org. with many operations:
CIA
Play groups:
CASTS
Two cents' worth:
INPUT
JFK, for one:
AIRPORTCODE
Part of a cable network?:
GONDOLA
Place for a stud:
LOBE
"The Great Ziegfeld" co-star, 1936:
LOY
Santa ___ Derby:
ANITA
Hedren of Hitchcock's "The Birds":
TIPPI
Struggles:
EFFORTS
Ride:
TEASE
Sail extender:
SPRIT
Thick cut:
SLAB
Station predictions, for short:
ETAS
Creator of the game Centipede:
ATARI
Church conclave:
SYNOD
Gathering where burping is encouraged:
TUPPERWAREPARTY
Veritable:
REAL
Writer of satirical works:
PARODIST
"You're killing me!":
STOP
Countless centuries:
EONS
Like cinnamon trees:
ASIAN
Family name of classic TV:
RICARDO
Let go:
CANNED
Dupe:
REPRO
Bar fixture:
SOT
Certain branches:
SECTS
Wildflower of the primrose family:
OXLIP
Slower than vivace:
ALLEGRO
Reduces to small bits:
RICES
Caesar born in 1922:
SID
Resident of a halfway house:
EXCON
Scrape, to a tot:
OWIE
"Star Wars" figures:
DROIDS
Ed.'s convenience:
SASE
Ones with big shoes to fill:
CLOWNS
Campus activist org. revived in 2006:
SDS
Measure of people skills:
SOCIALIQ
Verdant setting:
LEA
Nettle:
IRK
Parts of pecks: Abbr.:
QTS
Straightened (up):
TIDIED
Napoleon, for one:
DESSERT
Exceeds the limit:
SPEEDS
Outback offerings:
STEAKS
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