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December 19 2021 crossword
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They might be put on:
ACTS
Court sport grp.:
ATP
Course preparers:
CHEFS
Becoming faint:
TRAILINGAWAY
Solarium activity:
SUNNING
Singer Grande, informally:
ARI
National dance co.:
ABT
It was eliminated from the U.S. in 2004:
RUBELLA
Library IDs:
ISBNS
Undercover attire?:
PJS
Kitty:
POT
Project:
JUT
Outback orders:
STEAKS
___ Creole (Caribbean language):
HAITIAN
Cabinet dept. since 1965:
HUD
Come to ___:
ANEND
Fit:
INGOODSHAPE
Nightmare:
TERROR
"Got it":
IREADYOU
"___ Maria":
AVE
Super Mario Bros. platform:
NES
Drive-___:
THRU
Certain urban map:
BUSROUTE
Downfall:
RUIN
Dropped the ball:
ERRED
Demoralize:
UNNERVE
Little tyke / Flatter, with "up":
PEANUTBELLBUTTER
Remove, as a ribbon:
UNTIE
Things bachelors might have:
DEGREES
Certain Scandinavian:
FINN
"Gimme ___!" (start of a cheer at three Big Ten schools):
ANI
Noted Dadaist:
ARP
Green shampoo:
PRELL
___ Helmer, Ibsen heroine:
NORA
Scalpel creations:
SLITS
Italian thoroughfare:
STRADA
Relative of a tee-hee / Bit of marginalia:
SNICKERHEARTDOODLE
Wishy-washy response:
IMAY
Get, slangily:
COP
Genuine:
HEARTFELT
Filmmaker von Trier:
LARS
Little lead:
EDGE
M.L.K. or R.B.G.: Abbr.:
INITS
Some graffiti:
STREETART
Stage name of rapper Yasiin Bey:
MOSDEF
Forest spirit:
DRYAD
Pep / Onesie feature:
GINGERTREESNAP
First and reverse:
GEARS
Not learned:
INNATE
Proverb-spouting Panza:
SANCHO
Lancaster-to-Scranton dir.:
NNE
"Sure, I'm game":
LETS
Citrus hybrid:
TANGELO
UNICEF address suffix:
ORG
H.S. subj.:
ENG
Words before point or rate:
ATANY
Ring / Hold, as inhabitants:
TOLLANGELHOUSE
Come to ___:
TERMS
Present opening?:
OMNI
"Gonna Let It Shine" singer:
ODETTA
Med school subj.:
ANAT
Personal essence:
TRUESELF
Certain Scandinavian:
DANE
"The One I Love" band:
REM
Where to go on a trip?:
RESTAREA
___ Hall ("The Wind in the Willows" residence):
TOAD
Loud but friendly growl:
RAWR
Bow:
ARC
Adjusts the spacing between, as typed letters:
KERNS
Not a mystery:
KNOWN
One keeping others up at night, perhaps:
SNORER
No ___ (apartment policy):
PETS
Something else:
THEBEESKNEES
Singer Gomez:
SELENA
Big name in cast-iron cookware:
STAUB
Went in a different direction:
BRANCHEDOUT
Reduce in volume / As new:
THINSTARMINT
"What's ___ you?":
ITTO
Pride and prejudice, e.g.:
TRAITS
It'll knock you out:
ETHER
Fix, as a lawn:
RESOD
Ogler:
EYER
Chiwere speakers:
OTOES
Christmas ornament, often:
ORB
Pirate:
BUCCANEER
Modern prefix with medicine:
TELE
Becomes less taut:
SAGS
Set:
GEL
Mushroom:
SWELL
Old "Up, up and away" sloganeer:
TWA
Mannheim madame:
FRAU
Woman in Progressive ads:
FLO
Fivers:
ABES
Kind of leaf / Scientist born on Christmas Day in 1642:
FIGELFNEWTON
Classic dog name:
FIDO
Hip bones:
ILIA
What some neighborhoods do:
GENTRIFY
More than enough:
TOOMANY
With 111-Down, cholesterol reducer:
OLEIC
Volts/amp:
OHMS
Musician Brian:
ENO
Paris's ___ Saint-Louis:
ILE
___ Finch, "ER" doctor:
CLEO
Possible result of getting one's wires crossed / Moolah:
SHORTCANEBREAD
Long-tailed monkey:
SAI
Blowout party:
BLAST
Piano performance, possibly:
RECITAL
Singer/actress Shore:
DINAH
Some ranges:
AMANAS
Big block:
LOGJAM
El ___ ("View of Toledo" painter):
GRECO
___ Cradle (maritime rescue device):
JASONS
Two-time U.S. Open tennis champion while still a teen:
SELES
Breakfast dish / Fruitcake tidbit:
OATMEALMANRAISIN
Popular adoption agcy.:
ASPCA
"Sign me up!":
IMIN
High-maintenance:
NEEDY
Amasses, with "up":
RACKS
Richard famous for large-scale sculptures:
SERRA
Nuclear medicine units:
RADS
"___, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus":
YES
___ culpa:
MEA
See 89-Across:
ACID
Trig function:
SINE
Some laundromat machines:
COINOPS
Agcy. fighting epidemics:
CDC
Bobby of the N.H.L.:
ORR
Part of R.S.V.P.:
SIL
This puzzle's images, in two different ways:
COOKIECUTTERS
Old-fashioned menorah filler:
OIL
"Kitchy-kitchy-___!":
KOO
Raises:
UPS
Teetotaler's opposite:
SOT
Physician awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by G. W. Bush:
DRFAUCI
Party staple:
ONIONDIP
Prefix with space:
AERO
Chandelier part, often:
CRYSTAL
___-mo:
SLO
Football units: Abbr.:
YDS
Hurdle for a J.D. wannabe:
LSAT
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