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June 18 2017 crossword
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Chimp relatives:
ORANGS
Cronies:
OLDPALS
Plant disease whose two words differ by only one letter:
ROOTROT
Amphibious auto:
AQUACAR
Essence of an idea:
NUB
Powerful winds:
GALES
Lead-in to phonic:
STEREO
Free spot, for short:
PSA
Greek god depicted on the cover of "The Wind in the Willows":
PAN
Onetime rap moniker:
SNOOPLION
Clothe:
ATTIRE
Mouth pieces:
LIPS
Tomb raider ___ Croft:
LARA
"The Terrible" czar:
IVANIV
When repeated, plea to a stage magician:
PICKME
Powers to decide:
SAYSOS
Pac-12 team:
UTES
Goad:
URGE
"Ugh, that hits close to home!":
TOOREAL
"Shoot over your response":
EMAILME
Very serious:
SOLEMN
Asian plumlike fruit:
LOQUAT
Rihanna's 2016 ___ World Tour:
ANTI
Part of las Filipinas:
ISLA
Puma alternative:
AVIA
QB Tony:
ROMO
Reversals of reversals in sentences?:
DOUBLEKNOTS
Scoundrel:
KNAVE
Ribald:
RACY
Making the honor roll, e.g.:
GOAL
Org. involved in an annual open house:
PTA
Directional suffix:
ERN
Shell containers:
OILTANKS
Popular rapper with a feline-sounding name:
TYGA
Railroad name starting in 1832:
ERIE
Golf ball's path:
ARC
Result of waves hitting rocks:
SEASPRAY
Bacteria-battling drug:
SULFA
"Don't worry about me!":
IMOK
Intoxicating Polynesian drink:
KAVA
With 73-Across, a symbol of Massachusetts:
ELM
Laundry unit:
LOAD
Cloud's purpose:
DATASTORAGE
Small egg:
OVULE
Donates shelter to some beavers?:
GIVESADAMN
Hurt:
IMPAIR
#1 Presley hit:
DONTBECRUEL
Bedding in a horse's stall:
STRAW
Court orders:
WRITS
Name that's Hebrew for "my God":
ELI
Relative of "POW!":
BAM
"Ugh!":
BLEH
Crop-damaging rodent:
VOLE
"Don't give up!":
TRY
Big fashion inits.:
YSL
New pony:
FOAL
Follows, as advice:
ACTSON
One following the dotted lines?:
PACMAN
One might represent a representative:
AIDE
Sleazeball:
CREEPO
___ culpa:
MEA
Soup, black bread and, for the wealthy, meat?:
RENAISSANCEFAIRE
Frothing at the mouth:
RABID
Lyric poem:
EPODE
Who has ever won a debate over the internet?:
NOONE
Start of the Marines' motto:
SEMPER
Honoring grandly:
FETING
Neutrogena dandruff shampoo:
TGEL
Did so-so at school:
GOTAC
Digital currency:
ECASH
Hangs in there:
LASTS
John or James:
APOSTLE
"What nerve!":
THEIDEA
___ Raton, Fla.:
BOCA
Gear for a hike:
BOOTS
Part of E = mc^2:
MASS
Singer India.___:
ARIE
One of 56 in 1776:
SIGNER
See 37-Across:
TREE
Not quite leaders of the pack:
BETAS
Some Mardi Gras wear:
BEADS
Social Security fig.:
IDNO
Based on theoretical deduction:
APRIORI
S. Amer. land:
ARG
Inlets:
RIAS
Like concrete that's shaped in advance:
PRECAST
Genetic material:
RNA
Road sign silhouette:
DEER
Kings and queens bringing their steeds to a halt?:
REIGNINGMONARCHS
"Oh, boohoo!":
GETOVERIT
Gettysburg general:
MEADE
Nelson who wrote "The Man With the Golden Arm":
ALGREN
Head of an estate:
LORD
James who wrote "A Death in the Family":
AGEE
Freddy once hailed as "the next Pelé":
ADU
Husband to Emilia in "Othello":
IAGO
"Hmm ... it's escaping me":
IFORGET
"If all else fails ...":
ATWORST
Golfer Ernie:
ELS
Exam for future attys.:
LSAT
Tiny bit:
TAD
Warehouse:
DEPOT
Popeye creator E. C. ___:
SEGAR
Native of Conakry:
GUINEAN
Little raider:
ARMYANT
Athlete's time off:
RESTDAY
"Excuse me, but my partner's and my kids go first!":
AFTERHOURS
Single shot awarded for being fouled while scoring, in basketball lingo:
ANDONE
Straight:
HONEST
Had because of:
OWEDTO
Start of a Spanish count:
UNODOS
"___, Escher, Bach" (Pulitzer-winning book):
GODEL
Clear one's head?:
GOBALD
Confines due to injury:
LAYSUP
Tackle box item:
LURE
When repeated, "All right, that's enough!":
NOW
Up (for), paradoxically:
DOWN
Better than normal:
ABOVEPAR
Qualifying words:
BUTS
Facsimile, for short:
REPRO
Gchat notes, e.g.:
IMS
Medical professional on TV:
DROZ
It follows epsilon:
ZETA
Part of a classic diner sign:
NEONTUBE
Fuzzes:
NAPS
"Listen up, Luis!":
OYE
WSJ competitor:
NYT
Fantasy game role:
OGRE
Icelandic saga:
EDDA
Feast consisting entirely of Hawaiian foodstuffs?:
TAROTSPREAD
Photo ___:
OPS
Stat for Lou Gehrig or Manny Ramirez:
RBI
Flight destination?:
NEST
"Enough!":
STOP
Word with pink or cow:
SLIP
Illinois college town:
URBANA
James of R&B:
ETTA
Ring ___:
TOSS
Sot's woe:
DTS
Like elves' ears:
POINTY
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