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July 16 2017 crossword
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OLAVS
Ashore:
ONLAND
Actress Kazan of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding":
LAINIE
Reasons to say yes:
ADVANTAGES
Word before Cong or Minh:
VIET
Mister, in New Delhi:
SRI
Nighty-night wear:
PJS
45 player:
PHONO
Resident of Tatooine in "Star Wars":
JAWA
It's Irish for "We Ourselves":
SINNFEIN
Bird bills:
NEBS
Orange avenue in Monopoly:
NEWYORK
Picking up a quart of milk, say:
ERRAND
Recipe direction:
BLEND
Hong Kong's Hang ___ Index:
SENG
Fancy-schmancy:
POSH
Nice thing to hit:
PAYDIRT
Having an effect:
OPERANT
Rope fiber:
SISAL
It might absorb a blow:
HANKY
Bottoms:
NADIRS
Frustrate:
STYMIE
O.K., in Okinawa:
HAI
First name in courtroom fiction:
ERLE
Bee-fitting?:
APIAN
Discouraging words:
NOES
Overcome an embarrassment:
LIVEITDOWN
Gorilla watcher Fossey:
DIAN
Carolina ___:
WREN
Kind of question:
YESNO
Med. school subject:
ANAT
Traditional Chinese forces:
YINANDYANG
"It's on me!" ... or a hint to this puzzle's circled letters:
DRINKSALLAROUND
Male duck:
DRAKE
Author Anaïs:
NIN
ROFL alternative:
LMAO
Shipping route:
LANE
Palm piece:
FROND
Polish rolls:
BIALYS
Scott of "Joanie Loves Chachi":
BAIO
Get off at Grand Central, say:
DETRAIN
Partially edited version of a movie:
ROUGHCUT
Like most things in "Ripley's Believe It or Not!":
WEIRD
Erodes:
WEARSAWAY
Bring home the bacon:
EARN
Bedazzles:
ENTRANCES
Nary ___:
AONE
Make brighter, as a fading tattoo:
REINK
Elementary school trio, briefly:
RRR
Mufflers and such:
KNITTING
Actor Reeves:
KEANU
"___ first ...":
IFAT
Gold rush city of 1899:
NOME
Boomers' offspring:
GENX
"Anyhoo," e.g.:
SEGUE
Plant:
SOW
Bush or Clinton, collegiately:
ELI
Architect Gehry:
FRANK
Oral tradition:
FOLKTALES
"Thanks ___ God!":
BETO
Fly-fisher's line joiner:
BLOODKNOT
One challenged by a sentry:
FOE
Couturier Cassini:
OLEG
U.S. rebellion leader of 1841-42:
DORR
French nobleman:
DUC
Alternative to wind:
SOLAR
Shield border:
ORLE
Rhett Butler's final two words:
ADAMN
Whizzes:
ACES
Bunny chasers?:
DUSTMOPS
Like some thinking:
WISHFUL
1970s TV cool dude, with "the":
FONZ
"My ___" (1979 hit by the Knack):
SHARONA
Rushed:
HIED
Nail polish brand:
CUTEX
Places to get looped:
COCKTAILLOUNGES
"Life According ___" (Emmy-winning documentary):
TOSAM
Pai ___ (Chinese gambling game):
GOW
As a joke:
INFUN
"Victory!":
IWIN
Place to pray:
NAVE
Ran off:
FLED
Dried (off):
TOWELED
"Hidden Figures" actor:
COSTNER
Awful idea:
NONSTARTER
No longer fast?:
EAT
Hosp. staffers:
RNS
One of 16 works by Brahms:
WALTZ
Roasted: Sp.:
ASADA
Slept with, biblically:
KNEW
D.C. athlete:
NAT
Kvetch:
MOAN
"___ Just Seen a Face" (Beatles tune):
IVE
DVD button:
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Whizzes:
PROS
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RANAS
Dealer's query:
AREYOUIN
Geneva and Beirut:
FONTS
Spanish bloom:
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"Miss Julie" opera composer, 1965:
NEDROREM
Overhauls:
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Area far from port:
OPENSEA
19th-century French landscapist:
COROT
Zagreb's country:
CROATIA
Weisshorn and others:
ALPS
Old-style warning:
ALARUM
"Beowulf" and others:
EPOS
Bottle for oil or vinegar:
CRUET
Mull over:
CHEWON
Excuse for not turning in homework:
ILOSTIT
Apple debut of 2001:
IPOD
Summer position for a college student:
INTERN
Stereotypical Deadhead wear:
TIEDYE
Nursery rhyme destination:
STIVES
Put into words:
SAID
Concentration, to a British chemist:
TITRE
As good as it gets:
IDEAL
Ersatz:
PHONY
Lose steam, with "out":
PETER
Quarrel (with):
SPAR
Kind of pad:
STENO
Singer DiFranco:
ANI
Actor Gillen of "Game of Thrones":
AIDAN
What you should do "if symptoms persist":
SEEADOCTOR
Presidents' Day event:
SALE
"Mad Money" network:
CNBC
Artist who designed costumes for "Ben-Hur":
ERTE
Assuage:
EASE
Twosomes:
ITEMS
12.01, for carbon: Abbr.:
ATWT
Ignorant:
UNEDUCATED
Western ___ (college course, informally):
CIV
Hang:
DRAPE
Fifth-century pope known as "the Great":
LEOI
Son of, in Arabic names:
IBN
Company lover?:
MISERY
Captain von Trapp's betrothed:
ELSA
Met soprano Berger:
ERNA
Cpl., e.g.:
NCO
Captain Nemo's creator:
VERNE
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