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March 21 2016 crossword
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Psychedelic drug:
LSD
Goes bonkers:
LOSESIT
Suitable for warm weather:
SUMMERY
Sink-side rack:
DRAINER
Davenport:
SOFA
Ball, geometrically:
SPHERE
"That's amazing!":
OOH
Wrap for leftover food:
FOIL
Place for a bride and groom:
ALTAR
Messy:
UNTIDY
Foolhardy:
UNWISE
Body of water between Denmark and Scotland:
NORTHSEA
A candy lover has a sweet one:
TOOTH
Like granite and basalt:
IGNEOUS
Like, in slang:
DIG
"I agree":
YES
Not their:
OUR
Billiards game:
POOL
Knuckle rub:
NOOGIE
#1 success:
SMASHHIT
___-mo:
SLO
Two of them don't make a right:
WRONGS
Author Zola:
EMILE
Jean ___, old-time French pirate with a base in New Orleans:
LAFITTE
Advance, as a cause:
FURTHER
Lady of Lima:
SENORA
Jessica of "Sin City":
ALBA
Likeliest time for a traffic jam:
RUSHHOUR
___ Today:
USA
Cowboy Rogers:
ROY
Fury:
IRE
Santa's little helper:
ELF
Hard-to-please sort:
FUSSPOT
Hi-___ graphics:
RES
G.I. entertainers:
USO
Banks of "America's Next Top Model":
TYRA
Consumed:
ATE
Baseball hit that doesn't go far:
BUNT
Org. in which Ducks play with pucks:
NHL
English class assignment:
ESSAY
Relaxing getaway:
SPA
Rubbish pile:
TRASHHEAP
Cold-blooded:
RUTHLESS
Garden with forbidden fruit:
EDEN
"Goodbye, mon ami!":
ADIEU
Relative of "Bowwow!":
ARF
Busted boozer's offense, for short:
DUI
Where "no one can hear you scream," per "Alien":
INSPACE
Luge, e.g.:
SLED
"Be on the lookout" messages, for short:
APBS
Union agreements, informally?:
PRENUPS
Coffee shop employee:
BARISTA
Action star Jason:
STATHAM
Score in baseball:
RUN
Baking meas.:
TSP
Did some business with:
SOLDTO
No longer in the game: Abbr.:
RET
Electronic music genre:
TECHNO
Deserter of a sinking ship:
RAT
It's at the end of the line:
FISHHOOK
What "to err is":
HUMAN
Artist Frida:
KAHLO
Dawning period:
NEWERA
"Do ___ Diddy Diddy" (1964 #1 hit):
WAH
Beer can opener:
PULLTAB
Good, in Guatemala:
BUEN
"That's enough out of you!":
CANIT
Criticized angrily, with "out":
REAMED
Regret:
RUE
Part of S.A.S.E.: Abbr.:
ENV
Top-secret ... or a hint to 17-, 25-, 39- and 56-Across (AND 66-Across!):
HUSHHUSH
Used a davenport:
SAT
Not filled, as a part:
UNCAST
Not fat:
LEAN
Grp. that meets after school:
PTA
Nevertheless:
EVENSO
Not fooled by:
ONTO
Oscar- and Grammy-winning singer Smith:
SAM
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