NYT Crossword July 14 2017 answers
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July 14 2017 crossword
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Perennial loser:
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Throw away:
SCRAP
Whodunit story?:
ALIBI
Managed to find:
DUGUP
Chartered financial institutions:
STATEBANKS
Do one's part:
ACT
Martial arts film hit:
CHOP
Number-picking game:
KENO
Event featured in every Summer Olympics:
DISCUS
Popular backache remedy:
DOANS
Blue arm:
INLET
Moon of Pluto discovered in 2012:
STYX
Pair in "Carmen":
CASTANETS
Flight destination?:
UPSTAIRS
Beach grass that prevents erosion:
SEAOATS
Automatics lack them:
CLUTCHES
Optimists' discoveries:
SILVERLININGS
Captured by cameras, maybe:
ONTAPE
Pasta with ribs:
RIGATONI
"Charmed" actress Milano:
ALYSSA
Touch:
ABUT
Washington insider, informally:
POL
Alongside:
NEXTTO
Singing ability, informally:
PIPES
Fabric with diagonal lines:
SERGE
Protective garment:
VEST
Rostand who wrote about Cyrano:
EDMOND
S.&P. rating:
AAA
Made objections:
BEEFED
Onetime owner of Skype:
EBAY
Opposite of spread out, as a paper:
FOLDUP
Pet:
SNIT
Alpha Centauri, for one:
STARSYSTEM
Pier group?:
HARBORMASTERS
From now on:
HEREAFTER
___ regni:
ANNO
Large, shallow pan:
SHEET
High tops?:
TENGALLONHATS
Fink's portrayer in "Barton Fink":
TURTURRO
Traditional holiday meals:
TURKEYDINNERS
IDs tied to one digit:
TOETAGS
Extraction targets:
ORES
Nullifies:
UNDOES
Greek vowel:
ETA
Southwest language:
HOPI
"Siddhartha" novelist:
HESSE
Web-footed creature:
OTTER
Classes:
TYPES
Vinyl enthusiast's need:
PHONO
Breathless:
EAGER
Delivered an oath?:
SWORE
Short-legged item of furniture:
TUFFET
Turin-based automaker:
FIAT
Montreal is part of it: Abbr.:
NHL
Pawn:
HOCK
Stories that might not be true:
LORE
Playwright who wrote "Hell is full of musical amateurs":
SHAW
Grammys competitor:
ARTIST
Fully ready:
GOODTOGO
Winter home, perhaps:
DEN
Musical with the song "Beauty School Dropout":
GREASE
Advance copy sent to a critic:
SCREENER
Mailroom device:
SORTER
Brand sold by Sears:
KENMORE
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