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April 19 2020 crossword
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Big inits. in news:
NPR
Wanderer:
NOMAD
___ Parade, annual June celebration:
PRIDE
Intel producer:
RECON
Place to visit in a suit:
APIARY
Scads:
ALOT
Part of the upper bod:
PEC
"Or so":
ISH
V.I.P. rosters:
ALISTS
More yellow, but not yet brown, say:
RIPER
Like a question for which "maybe" is not an option:
YESNO
Sign of winter's end:
PISCES
Capital of French Polynesia:
PAPEETE
Off the internet, to internet users:
IRL
Blue toon in a white dress:
SMURFETTE
Chocolate substitute:
CAROB
Japanese soybean appetizer:
EDAMAME
Nickname that can be either masculine or feminine:
SAL
Purchase that often costs 99¢:
APP
Standard outlet connection:
ACPLUG
Grand dwelling:
PALACE
Carelessly drops:
PLONKS
Something picked at with a pickax:
ORE
Comic Jones formerly of "S.N.L.":
LESLIE
Fleet:
ARMADA
Low-___:
CAL
Duffer's approach shots that barely go anywhere?:
MICROCHIPS
Ankle-biter:
RUGRAT
Like kids, but not mom or dad?:
PLURAL
Gaza grp.:
PLO
Bad position for a server:
ADOUT
Pick up:
SENSE
Move stealthily:
SKULK
CD follower:
ROM
Flair:
ELAN
Weapon sought by Voldemort:
ELDERWAND
Post-Mao Chinese leader:
DENG
Duffer's putt that just misses?:
ASTROKEOFBADLUCK
Woman with a well-known internet "list":
ANGIE
Cardiologist's tool:
STENT
Like some personalities:
ONAIR
Go full ___ (throw a world-class hissy fit):
DIVA
Goes on a tweetstorm:
RANTS
Certain employee at ESPN or JPMorgan Chase:
ANALYST
___ Reader:
UTNE
Tiny insects in a swarm:
MIDGES
Founder of WikiLeaks:
ASSANGE
Vanquishers of kings?:
ACES
Drink in a little cup:
SAKE
Piece of training equipment in boxing:
SPEEDBAG
Common skirt feature:
PLEAT
Put forth, as a theory:
POSITED
Preparatory time:
EVE
Nickname for a duffer who can't hit straight?:
CAPTAINHOOK
Dance that men often do shirtless:
HULA
Europe-based grp. with no European members:
OPEC
"___ on!":
ITS
Org. that employs radio telescopes:
SETI
Yapped like a dog:
ARFED
Principle of harmonious design:
FENGSHUI
Absorb, as a loss:
EAT
Ones practicing: Abbr.:
DRS
Make (out):
EKE
Pauses:
LETUPS
King Midas's downfall:
GREED
___ Purchase, 1853 land deal with Mexico:
GADSDEN
Actor Patel:
DEV
Sport:
WEAR
Showing signs of neglect:
SEEDY
Thorn in a dictator's side:
DISSIDENT
Orphan girl in Byron's "Don Juan":
LEILA
Grassy field:
LEA
Lodgers:
TENANTS
Kind of rating:
NIELSEN
Result of spectators heckling a duffer?:
DISTRACTEDDRIVING
Road crew's supply:
TAR
House speaker before Pelosi:
RYAN
Went green, perhaps?:
DYED
Called up:
RANG
Rope holding down a bowsprit:
BOBSTAY
Call to a shepherd:
BAA
Stadium cry:
OLE
Course that's free of obstacles?:
EASYA
It was "a no-go" in Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire":
EDSEL
Milk sources:
EWES
Disintegrate, in a way, as cells in the body:
LYSE
"Such is life!":
ALAS
Foaming at the mouth:
RABID
S O S in Gotham City:
BATSIGNAL
Biblical figure with a tomb in the Cave of the Patriarchs:
ISAAC
Certain insurance coverage:
DENTAL
Simple shelter:
TEPEE
Spanish winds:
AIRES
Line on a map: Abbr.:
HWY
Protection:
AEGIS
Convinced:
SOLD
Rapper Lil ___ X:
NAS
Duffer's problems with an angled club?:
WEDGEISSUES
No longer sleeping:
WOKEN
"Marriage Story" co-star, to fans:
SCARJO
Scale starter, per "The Sound of Music":
DOE
Simple and ingenious:
ELEGANT
Attach to the end of:
TAGON
Sparkle:
GLISTEN
On the button:
PRECISE
"I'm listening":
DOTELL
Have trouble deciding:
DITHER
Headstrong:
ORNERY
Spot coverage?:
TOUPEE
Physician Jonas:
SALK
Actress Davis:
GEENA
Like a wunderkind:
GIFTED
Duffer's reasons to choose a wood?:
IRONDEFICIENCIES
Edie of "The Sopranos":
FALCO
Spoilers, of a sort:
NANAS
Witch:
CRONE
Turntable rates, in brief:
RPMS
"Catch That ___ Spirit" (old ad slogan):
PEPSI
Exams for some bio majors:
MCATS
Pull some strings?:
STRUM
Letter-shaped fastener:
TNUT
___ order:
GAG
Wolf (down):
SNARF
Button on a DVD player:
EJECT
Guesses by GPSes:
ETAS
Cool, in an uncool way:
HEP
Something consumed with a cracker?:
WALNUT
Director Craven:
WES
Play with:
USE
Like the duffer in this puzzle?:
NOTUPTOPAR
Thurman of "Pulp Fiction":
UMA
Word with rolling or bowling:
PIN
Palindrome in poetry:
ERE
Box up:
ENCASE
Cause of fatigue:
ANEMIA
VW predecessors?:
STU
New York city on Long Island Sound:
RYE
Like the "Mona Lisa" in 1911:
STOLEN
Civics and Accords:
SEDANS
School of thought:
ISM
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