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August 15 2021 crossword
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Confound:
ADDLE
Novelist Margaret:
ATWOOD
Absorb the beauty of, as a scene:
DRINKIN
Lacked the gumption to:
DAREDNOT
Gladly, old-style:
LIEF
Jazzy James and Jones:
ETTAS
Sarcastic internet laughter:
LOLZ
First law enforcement org. in the U.S. to hire a female officer (1910):
LAPD
Nail polish brand:
OPI
List of performers:
LINEUP
Star man?:
ZAGAT
Most Times Square signage:
ADS
Half of a '55 union merger:
AFL
"That's enough arguing out of you!":
DROPIT
Lip-puckering:
SOUR
Performance check:
TEST
Things that may be rubbed after din-din:
TUMMIES
Playwright Will who was a 2005 Pulitzer finalist:
ENO
Crew implement:
SCULL
One getting special instruction:
TUTEE
Dark hair and a warm smile, for two:
TRAITS
Ink holders in pens and squid:
SACS
Samoan capital:
APIA
To's opposite:
FRO
Full-length:
UNCUT
"Just like ___!":
THAT
Something that bugs criminals?:
WIRETAPPING
Like morning people vis-à-vis night owls, around dawn:
PERKIER
Blabberer:
LOUDMOUTH
Response to "How bad was it?":
DONTASK
Duplicitous:
ONEFACED
Musicianship:
EAR
Extends, in a way:
RENEWS
___ dress:
PROM
Pasture:
LEA
Signed off on:
OKD
Ukr. or Lith., formerly:
SSR
Places for development:
UTERI
Lead-in to call:
ROBO
Corn kernel, e.g.:
NIBLET
Cause for an onslaught of yearly txts:
BDAY
Actress Merrill:
DINA
"If the pessimists are right ...":
ATWORST
Genre for BTS or Blackpink:
KPOP
Stroke:
PET
East: Ger.:
OST
Added to the staff?:
NOTATED
Wednesday, but not Friday:
ADDAMS
Alerts:
NOTIFIES
Accelerator particles:
IONS
Overwhelm:
FLOOD
___ of lies:
WEB
Some tax breaks:
WRITEOFFS
Aquafina : PepsiCo :: ___ : Coca-Cola:
DASANI
Boos and cheers:
NOISES
Light:
IGNITE
#$%& and @%¢!:
TWOLETTERWORDS
Latin list ender:
ETAL
Some Hershey candies:
ROLOS
Practice whose name means, literally, "union":
YOGA
Bought in:
ANTED
Words before "before":
ONOR
"Deck the Halls" contraction:
TIS
Symbol on the Connecticut state quarter:
OAK
Stop along the highway:
INN
Quite:
EVERSO
Time-consuming assignment to grade:
ESSAY
Xanax alternative:
VALIUM
Monthly publication of the National Puzzlers' League, with "The":
ENIGMA
Finished brushing one's teeth, say:
SPAT
More convinced:
SURER
"The Magic School Bus" was its first fully animated series:
PBS
Racial justice movement since 2013, in brief:
BLM
Sound at the end of December, appropriately?:
BRR
"Really, though?":
ISIT
Beach with a girl who "swings so cool":
IPANEMA
Word in many font names:
SANS
Betray ... or a hint to four answers in this puzzle:
DOUBLECROSS
Part of many a corsage:
ORCHID
Bite site:
CAFE
Job to do:
STINT
___ the Cat (fictional feline of children's books):
PETE
Thin incision:
SLIT
Some $200 Monopoly properties, in brief:
RRS
Set of 50 on the Argo, in myth:
OARS
Coaxed (out of):
TEASED
High-quality cannabis, in slang:
ENDO
Insurance giant bailed out in 2008:
AIG
Word before cap or pop:
ICE
"Success!":
ITWORKS
Awesomest bud:
BFF
Decorate:
BEDECK
Spirit in Arabian myth:
JINN
"I. Can't. Even.":
JUSTWOW
Arizona county or its seat:
YUMA
Spain's Duchess of ___:
ALBA
Pushing up daisies:
THREEFEETUNDER
Classic novel with the line "You must be the best judge of your own happiness":
EMMA
Environmental opening:
ECO
When repeated, a reproof:
TUT
Overturned:
REPEALED
Neighbor of Mozambique:
MALAWI
Most chiffonlike:
AIRIEST
Nonwriting credentials for Conan Doyle and Chekhov, informally:
MDS
Seller's need:
CUSTOMER
Figure out:
REALIZE
Artificial habitat:
BIODOME
Not thinking:
ONAUTO
Abolitionist Lucretia:
MOTT
The Supremes' record label:
MOTOWN
The avant-garde "artists" Congo and Pierre Brassau:
APES
Bad temper:
SPLEEN
Hedy of the 2017 documentary "Bombshell":
LAMARR
Makeup target:
LASH
Where a "Married at First Sight" contestant meets his or her mate:
ALTAR
Language in which "kia ora" is a greeting:
MAORI
Kind of chip:
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Up on:
HIPTO
Question of perplexion:
WHA
Confused responses:
HUHS
Fight site:
ARENA
"The Raven" writer's inits.:
EAP
Like:
ALA
Big believer in the freedom of assembly?:
IKEA
Long runs?:
EONS
Press ___:
KIT
What the beleaguered are behind:
FOURBALL
"A man's character is his ___": Heraclitus:
FATE
"Suds":
BEER
Classic folk story that teaches a lesson of sharing:
STONESOUP
Prefix with classical:
NEO
Prof's degree:
PHD
Be up for some biking?:
POPAWHEELIE
Post on Insta:
PIC
Fast runners:
HARES
Advanced math degree?:
NTH
Ninny:
TWIT
Sternutation:
SNEEZE
Real cutup:
RIOT
Landscaper's supply:
SOD
In the past:
ONCE
"As You Like It" forest:
ARDEN
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