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September 21 2017 crossword
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*Adlai Stevenson as a presidential candidate, e.g.:
TWOTIM
Speaker in major-league baseball history:
TRIS
Came's partner:
WENT
Bone: It.:
OSSO
"Rugs":
TOUPEES
Injured party's warning:
ILLSUE
Crossed paths:
MET
Sleazeball:
CAD
Stand:
COPSE
Hypermeticulous:
ANAL
German article:
DER
Fricassee, for example:
STEW
Something involved in a firing:
SYNAPSE
"You missed your chance":
TOOLATENOW
Vacuum tube innovation of 1946:
ENIAC
Beat:
WEARY
Fix, as a boot:
RESOLE
Singly:
ONEBYONE
Operatic villains, often:
BASSI
Remark from Don Rickles:
INSULT
It's "knowing all the facts," according to Woody Allen:
PARANOIA
Points along a bus route:
STOPS
Connection provider, for short:
DSL
Sleazeball:
DIRTBAG
*Limits on team payrolls:
SALAR
Ragtime legend Blake:
EUBIE
Makeup of many moon rocks:
BASALT
Airheaded:
SPACY
Listen (to):
GIVEEAR
A whole bunch:
GOBS
Prefix with -logical:
IDEO
Quadrennial U.S. occurrence:
VEEPSTAKES
How cigars should be kept, say aficionados:
MOIST
Poker blunder:
MISCALL
Michael of "The Great Santini":
OKEEFE
They praise in non-prose:
ODES
**Doesn't go to either extreme:
STRIK
Managed:
RAN
Head lines, briefly?:
EEGS
"Saw" stuff:
GORE
Castor or Pollux:
STAR
Social gathering:
BEE
Shame:
ABASE
"Perhaps ___":
NOT
Tomorrow's jr.:
SOPH
Topping the Scoville scale:
HOTTEST
Knight's need:
LANCE
___ Helmer of "A Doll's House":
NORA
Was prying:
NOSEDIN
George I or V?:
SOFTG
Elaborate, with "out":
FLESH
Blooming:
AFLOWER
Punjab's capital:
LAHORE
*Snitch:
TATTL
Beats:
TEMPI
Formula One racer Prost:
ALAIN
Boxer's concern, maybe:
FLEAS
Thinks but doesn't know for a fact:
FEELS
Tickle:
ELATE
Squid predator:
EEL
First name in mysteries:
ERLE
Abductee of myth:
HELEN
___ Strauss:
LEVI
Airline with a flag in its logo:
ELAL
Statistician Silver:
NATE
Guarantee:
MAKESURE
Often-illegal maneuver that is key to answering the asterisked clues:
UEY
1927 automotive debut:
MODELA
British V.I.P.s:
MPS
Dessert component often bought premade:
PIESHELL
*Individual telephone connections:
PRIVAT
Research org.:
INST
"Got that right!":
YES
Mentally infirm:
SENILE
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