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February 16 2020 crossword
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"Consarn it!":
DRAT
Title host of radio's first major quiz show:
DRIQ
Contact lens care brand:
RENU
Broadway opening:
ACTI
Declare for the draft, say:
TURNPRO
Kind of case in grammar:
DATIVE
Items that, ironically, contain nickel:
DIMES
"Slumdog Millionaire" co-star ___ Kapoor:
ANIL
Be a snitch:
TELL
Wishy-washy R.S.V.P.:
IMAY
Plant holder?:
VAT
Funeral ceremony:
EXEQUY
Shed some pounds:
SLIMUP
Go across:
SPAN
Soldier on horseback:
LANCER
Word before card or fund:
INDEX
Sloan School of Management sch.:
MIT
Team ___:
USA
Major Southwest hub, for short:
PHX
Edited, in a way:
RECUT
In store:
TOCOME
Sister channel of HBO:
CINEMAX
Like some New Orleans cooking:
CAJUN
What the answer at 26-Across is written in:
SPANISH
Sloppy:
SLIPSHOD
Low-level, as a class:
INTRO
Question that might be asked when hurrying into a meeting:
AMILATE
Duty for a property owner:
LANDTAX
Relative of marmalade:
QUINCEJELLY
Letter in the classical spelling of "Athena":
ETA
FIFTEEN:
QUINCE
"Here's something that'll help":
USETHIS
Oval Office V.I.P.:
POTUS
Transition point:
CUSP
Some battery ends:
CATHODES
Period preceding a school break:
EXAMS
Amorphous creatures:
AMOEBAE
Dreaded musician of the 1960s-'70s:
MARLEY
Brisk:
SWIFT
What the answer at 45-Across is written in:
GERMAN
Luxurious affair:
GALA
Symbols of failure:
EFFS
"Yes, captain":
AYEAYESIR
1974 Eurovision winner that went on to international stardom:
ABBA
"Wahoo!":
YAY
Immature stage of a salamander:
EFT
Letters of credit?:
IOU
Gaping opening:
MAW
Willem of "John Wick":
DAFOE
Drops on the ground?:
DEW
Toward the stern:
ABAFT
"Not on ___!":
ABET
Howe'er:
THO
Chicago mayor Lightfoot:
LORI
Where Wagner was born and Bach died:
LEIPZIG
ELEVEN:
ELF
Whom Harry Potter frees from serving Draco Malfoy's family:
DOBBYTHEHOUSEELF
Scatterbrained:
DITZY
Man's name that sounds like two consecutive letters of the alphabet:
OPIE
At any time:
EVER
Oktoberfest vessels:
STEINS
Spicy, crunchy snack tidbit:
WASABIPEA
Some unfair hiring managers:
AGEISTS
"Go ahead," in Shakespeare:
BEITSO
"Ars Amatoria" writer:
OVID
Area the Chinese call Xizang:
TIBET
"Make sense?":
GETIT
Hell:
HADES
Openly controversial opinions:
HOTTAKES
Knock out:
AWE
Square up with:
REPAY
Invoice directive:
REMIT
With 60-Across, take control after a coup:
SEIZE
Like most medical journal articles:
SCIENCY
See 59-Across:
POWER
High hairstyle:
POUF
SIXTEEN:
SEIZE
Club ___:
SODA
"Just ___ boy, born and raised in South Detroit" (lyric from "Don't Stop Believin'"):
ACITY
Egypt's "king of the gods":
AMUNRA
Specks:
MOTES
Excellent conductors:
MAESTRI
Sleep: Prefix:
SOMNI
N.Y.C. neighborhood near NoLIta:
SOHO
Not quite right:
AMISS
"Ciao":
ADIOS
Full of tension:
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Put in jeopardy:
THREATEN
"Hallelujah, praise the Lord!":
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Muscle cars of the '60s:
GTOS
Lyrical, as poetry:
ODIC
Facetious response to a verbal jab:
OUCH
"E.T." actress Wallace:
DEE
Because:
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"Ugh, stop talking already!":
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Sack:
CAN
Sun ___, "The Art of War" philosopher:
TZU
TWO:
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Cozy spots to stop:
INNS
Miss in the future, maybe:
MRS
Buzz source:
KAZOO
Cocktail specification:
NOICE
Where most of America's gold is mined:
NEVADA
Like the presidency of John Adams:
ONETERM
Fictional creature made from slime:
ORC
Restaurant handouts for calorie counters:
DIETMENUS
Joint:
DOOBIE
Longtime Eagles QB Donovan:
MCNABB
What the answer at 61-Across is written in:
FRENCH
Suspect:
FISHY
Bible study: Abbr.:
REL
Final authority:
SAYSO
With a wink:
SLYLY
Rainbows, e.g.:
ARCS
Flour filter:
SIEVE
Kisses, in Cambridge:
SNOGS
With 92-Across, alternative title for this puzzle:
LOSTIN
Brown:
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See 90-Across:
TRANSLATION
Bring (out) for display:
TROT
Candy wrapped in a tube:
ROLO
"I'll come to you ___": Macbeth:
ANON
Eensy-weensy:
ITTY
New pedometer reading:
OOOO
Beginner, in modern lingo:
NOOB
On-the-go sort:
BUSYBEE
Mammoth:
BIG
Western tribe:
UTE
___ Salvador:
SAN
It's SW of Erie, Pa.:
AKRONOH
What will happily sell its Soul?:
KIA
See 106-Across:
DETOO
What the answer at 75-Across is written in:
ITALIAN
Life lessons?:
BIOLOGY
With 103-Across, character in Episodes I through IX of "Star Wars":
ARTOO
Millennial, informally:
GENYER
Things passed between the legs?:
BATONS
"Butt out!":
MYOB
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