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September 18 2018 crossword
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Shout to a pest:
SHOO
Removes, as cream:
SKIMS
Charles Atlas and others:
HEMEN
Speak to a crowd:
ORATE
Group in a pit:
ORCHESTRA
European capital whose name most people incorrectly accent on the second syllable:
SOFIA
Cut, as logs:
SAWN
Day care knee scrape, e.g.:
OWIE
Beef marbling:
FAT
"Sorta" suffix:
ISH
Sneeze sound:
AHCHOO
Actress ___ Pinkett Smith:
JADA
Vehicles made for rough terrain:
JEEPS
Word after fire ... or a synonym of fire:
AXE
Put down, in slang:
DIS
"No thanks, I already ___":
ATE
N.B.A. coach Steve:
KERR
Drenched:
AWASH
Road sign with an arrow:
EXIT
Chromebook competitor:
IMAC
How a hamburger may be ordered:
WITHCHEESE
Means of hair removal:
HOTWAX
Flammable gas represented in 18-Across and 9-Down:
METHANE
"Come as you ___":
ARE
Dance in the days of doo-wop:
HOP
Unwelcome acknowledgment:
SNEER
Wearers of kilts:
SCOTSMEN
Fixed time:
SETDATE
Insurance filings:
CLAIMS
Easily changing emotions:
MOODY
One leading the festivities:
EMCEE
CARE, e.g., in brief:
NGO
What "*" may mean in a reference book:
SEEBELOW
W.W. II arena:
ETO
Send into exile:
BANISH
"!!!":
OMG
Ambulance driver, for short:
EMT
Low-cost prefix:
ECONO
Of the cheek:
MALAR
"Bye for now!":
TATA
1990s BP acquisition:
AMOCO
Distance markers along a highway:
MILEPOSTS
Respiratory gas represented in 36-Across:
CARBONDIOXIDE
___ mints:
BREATH
Kimono sash:
OBI
Back tooth:
MOLAR
Rank under Lt. Col.:
MAJ
Part of da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM:
IAMB
___ soap:
LYE
Santa ___ winds:
ANA
Where the lowest-numbered avenues in Manhattan are:
EASTSIDE
Blame, as for a crime:
ACCUSE
Like 10-watt light bulbs:
DIM
Clothing brand with a horse head logo:
JORDACHE
"Tiny Bubbles" singer:
DONHO
Devices that may serve as cash registers:
IPADS
Very silly:
ANTIC
1981 royal bride:
DIANA
The Devil:
SATAN
Like non-Rx meds:
OTC
Pungent-smelling gas represented in 57-Across and 49-Down:
AMMONIA
Flying start?:
AERO
Letters on an auto sticker:
MSRP
"Sixteen Candles" director, 1984:
JOHNHUGHES
Earthenware container:
JUG
"Well, what have we here?!":
OHO
Clasp:
HUG
Sporty autos:
GTS
Protection against sunburn:
HAT
"It's urgent" in the E.R.:
STAT
"No way, José":
UHUH
Bandmate of Harrison, Lennon and McCartney:
STARR
"S.N.L." alum Fey:
TINA
Kind of dancer:
GOGO
Bar, in legalese:
ESTOP
Do a price check on, e.g.:
SCAN
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