NYT Crossword July 15 2016 answers
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July 15 2016 crossword
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Insincerely polite:
GREASY
Beyond slow:
GLACIAL
Sought safety, say:
RANHOME
Princess in line to the British throne after Beatrice:
EUGENIE
Agents in some therapy:
AROMAS
When told "I'm sleepy," she sometimes says "I hope you're not driving":
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Rising generation?:
YEAST
13-Down natives, e.g.:
AFRICANS
The Era of ___ (1964-74 Notre Dame football):
ARA
Like some angels and arches:
FALLEN
Really bug:
RILE
Paris fights in it:
ILIAD
Like many bad words:
CENSORED
Appended:
ADDEDON
Safari Capital of the World:
NAIROBI
Nine-time presidential contender of the 1940s-'90s:
STASSEN
Hugh who played TV's House:
LAURIE
Laid into:
RAILEDAT
Wool source:
ANGORA
Subcontinent-wide:
ALLINDIA
One for whom 36-Across has four syllables:
CHEMIST
Shaving the beard with a razor, in Jewish law:
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Many new car drivers:
LEASERS
Island west of Mull:
IONA
Red stuff to cut through:
TAPE
Bit of décor in a sports bar:
PENNANT
Dim bulbs:
DODOS
Off:
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It makes a wave:
SINE
Compromise:
BEND
Nap:
DOZE
Trial cover-up:
ROBE
Gray head:
LEE
Has the stage:
ISON
Top of the line?:
SIRE
What exterior doors typically do:
OPENIN
Tick, e.g.:
PEST
See 19- and 57-Across:
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Fill with anxiety:
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Freeze:
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Lyricist who adapted "Pygmalion":
LERNER
Like skates and corsets:
LACEDUP
Scrutinize:
EXAMINE
Word repeatedly spelled out by Franklin:
RESPECT
Clubs to beat people with?:
ACES
Chrome runners, maybe:
PCS
Make as a heat-and-serve product, say:
PREBAKE
Much-sought-after:
COVETED
British floors:
STOREYS
x, y and z:
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Mozart title starter:
EINE
Time after Time?:
ISSUES
Devil's deck:
TAROT
Think much of:
ADMIRE
Lawyer's workload:
CASES
Backtrack?:
SIDEB
Admission evidence:
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Calligraphic messes:
BLOTS
Musical group known for wearing red hats called "energy domes":
DEVO
Recycling bin fill:
EMPTIES
Creator of the lawyer Perry:
ERLE
One for whom 36-Across has three syllables:
PLUMBER
"Superman" catchphrase starter:
UPUP
Figure-changing agent:
DIETDRUG
Grokked:
GOT
Calmer?:
OPIATE
Lesser "Seinfeld" role played by Len Lesser:
UNCLELEO
Bomb:
TURKEY
Early Beatle:
PETEBEST
Going rates:
SPEEDS
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