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May 2 2019 crossword
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Kind of case in grammar: Abbr.:
OBJ
"Frozen" character:
OLAF
First name in 28-Across:
BELA
"The Last ___":
JEDI
Pandora and others:
APPS
Start of a kindergarten song:
ABC
One end of an umbilical cord:
PLACENTA
Prefix with -scope:
PERI
Hard to get:
SUBTLE
"Autumn frosts have ___ July": Lewis Carroll:
SLAIN
Say "Yeah, right!," say:
SCOFF
Conductor's announcement:
LASTSTOP
Over:
ANEW
Speck:
IOTA
Suffix with bald or bold:
NESS
Vichyssoise ingredient:
LEEK
Co-star of 28-Across:
KARLOFF
___ cheese:
BLEU
Summer camp sight:
CANOE
Famous Alan whose last name shares three of the four letters of ALAN:
ALDA
Greenhouse gas mitigators:
CARBONOFFSETS
Tearjerker?:
ONION
Events with booths:
FAIRS
Big ___:
SUR
Big Four bank, informally:
CITI
Contraction at the start of a sentence:
TWAS
Olympics event since 1964:
LUGE
Country straddling the Equator:
GABON
Children's author Lowry:
LOIS
Foundational belief:
ISM
Third in a horror series:
SONOFFRANKENSTEIN
Lifesaving supply:
SERUM
Kind of push-up:
ONEARM
German for 72-Across:
KUNST
"Giant Brain" of 1946:
ENIAC
Answer from behind a door:
ITSME
Tide type:
NEAP
Where you might go for a spell?:
BEE
Israel's Netanyahu, informally:
BIBI
Abbr. on some natural gas bills:
BTU
Betting game:
MONTE
Some S.&L. offerings:
IRAS
Flirts with, in a way:
SMILESAT
Intermittently:
ONANDOFF
"The Ipcress File" novelist:
DEIGHTON
Dissonant:
OFFTONE
City west of Florence:
PISA
___ Railway, backdrop of "The Bridge on the River Kwai":
BURMA
Back:
AGO
Fix, as a price:
SET
Speaker's place:
AMP
Administerer of citizenship tests:
IMMIGRATIONOFFICE
Election after an election:
RUNOFF
Wedding reception cry:
ATOAST
Variety meat:
OFFAL
Rial spender:
IRANI
Lummox:
LOUT
What's packed in a backpack:
GEAR
Fill:
SATE
Springs for a vacation?:
SPAS
Flying start?:
AERO
Athos, Porthos and Aramis, e.g.:
TRIO
Small bite, say:
NOSH
It may be next to an elevator:
SILO
Dunk alternative:
LAYUP
Sci-fi sage:
YODA
Addict:
USER
Soil additive:
PEAT
Churchgoer, e.g.:
PERSONOFFAITH
One's partner:
ONLY
"Cut that out!":
HEY
Frostbite site:
NOSE
Popular sans-serif font:
ARIAL
___-eyed:
SLOE
It can be bounced off someone:
IDEA
Like chimneys:
SOOTY
Uptown, so to speak:
TONY
Notoriously hard thing to define:
ART
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