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May 14 2017 crossword
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Necklace parts:
CLASPS
"The Late Show" airer:
CBSTV
Reindeer moss, e.g.:
LICHEN
Glowing:
ASHINE
News highlights:
STORIES
Nudge:
PROD
La preceder:
SOL
Extreme:
DRASTIC
Rapper with the 4x platinum album "Views":
DRAKE
Charts again:
REMAPS
Fin:
ABE
Boneless cut:
SIRLOIN
Huey, Dewey and Louie, e.g.:
TRIO
Brangelina was one:
ITCOUPLE
Gliding step, in ballet:
CHASSE
Peter out:
ABATE
Wings, to zoologists:
ALAE
Grand pooh-bahs:
BANANAS
Russian film director Tarkovsky:
ANDREI
Threaten to fall:
TEETER
They may be unforced:
ERRORS
Relative of a brasserie:
BISTRO
Phoenix event:
REBIRTH
Power machine in woodworking:
PLANER
Many profs:
PHDS
Dropped out:
SCHOOL
U.S. heartland:
AMERICA
Dexterous one:
HANDER
Where you might stop before going home:
THIRD
Prince Buster's genre:
SKA
Think over:
SLEEPON
Heathrow facilities:
LOOS
Cherished by:
DEARTO
Start of a boast:
VENI
Battle-torn Syrian city:
ALEPPO
Bedfellow:
ALLY
Contribute to a radio show:
PHONEIN
Org. that delivers:
USPS
Syringe sensations:
PRICKS
Contraction lacking just a "v":
NEER
You might find one under a Christmas tree:
NEEDLE
Lavish with attention:
DOTEON
One using 32-Across, e.g.:
SHIPPER
They provide backing for churchgoers:
PEWS
Hideouts:
LAIRS
Sight at a red-carpet event:
LIMO
Did a cobbler's job on:
SOLED
Director Guillermo ___ Toro:
DEL
First-year law student:
ONEL
Sinus suffix:
ITIS
City SSW of Seattle:
TACOMA
"Who ___?":
AMI
Fictional woodcutter:
ALIBABA
Was belligerent:
MADEWAR
Debt-ridden:
INAHOLE
Enter:
TYPEIN
Coming-out words:
IMGAY
Tool for talking online:
WEBCAM
Vulgar sort:
BOOR
Angel dust:
PCP
Indulging (oneself) in self-satisfaction:
PRIDING
Rhythm:
CADENCE
Vowed:
PLEDGED
Knightstick?:
LANCE
Neglected one, stereotypically:
CHILD
Colossal head sculptors:
OLMECS
Bourgeoisie:
CLASS
Setting for John Ford's "My Darling Clementine":
OKCORRAL
Mezzo-soprano, for female voices:
RANGE
Sarah Palin, by birth:
IDAHOAN
Rescues a foundling, say:
ADOPTS
___ Gunderson, sad sack on "The Simpsons":
GIL
Average:
SOSO
Smooth transition:
SEGUE
White House worker:
AIDE
Abandoned:
BEHIND
Person pretty far up the corporate ladder:
MANAGER
Yoga equipment:
MATS
Line to a pilot?:
GASMAIN
Having correct opinions:
MINDED
Figures out:
INFERS
No longer in the company, say:
AWOL
Singer/reality TV personality Aubrey:
ODAY
"Is that so?":
DOESIT
What old couches tend to do:
SAG
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GANGING
[That's painful!]:
GRIMACE
It lacks locks:
BALDSPOT
Fox neighbor:
SAUK
Credit card provider, e.g.:
ISSUER
Part of a chain:
ISLE
Many "Star Trek" characters, for short:
ETS
Theft preventer ... or theft encourager:
FENCE
Equal:
ARE
Mushroom makers:
ATESTS
Home of the highest point in Africa:
TANZANIA
R&R by oneself:
METIME
Cry to a sled dog:
MUSH
H.S.-level exam:
GED
Smooch:
BUSS
Where teams that have little-to-no chance of winning are found:
BRACKET
Vinick's portrayer on "The West Wing":
ALDA
Inhabitant of the ocean's benthic zone:
DWELLER
Searcher for "the lost village," in film:
SMURF
Profiting from the misfortunes of others:
FEEDING
Catalyst:
SPARK
Treated with malice:
SPITED
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PUPATE
Actor Don:
AMECHE
"Told you so!":
IKNEWIT
Cult leader killed in the Waco siege:
KORESH
Sibelius's "Valse ___":
TRISTE
Accountant's list:
ASSETS
One of the Nixon daughters:
TRICIA
Fishing item:
SINKER
Creature also called a catamount:
PUMA
All-inclusive:
ATOZ
Part of a dead man's hand:
ACES
Aggrandize:
ENRICH
Onetime tool for talking online:
ICHAT
Apple of Discord thrower:
ERIS
Full of lip:
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Poison victim's remedy:
IPECAC
First word in a Shakespeare title:
ALLS
Fidel's brother:
RAUL
Hybrid citrus:
UGLI
Whack:
ICE
Suburb of Minneapolis:
EDINA
Home of Zeno and Parmenides:
ELEA
Blind side protector, usually, in an offensive line:
TACKLE
Chaucer's tongue:
ENGLISH
Roadside stop:
INN
Brings up a menu with a PC mouse:
CLICKS
405, to Flavius:
CDV
Waters and Kennedy:
ETHELS
Aisle's head?:
SILENTA
Disavows:
DENIES
Juicy bits, in slang:
DEETS
Item for a cafeteria worker:
HAIRNET
Whim:
VAGARY
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