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August 22 2016 crossword
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___ above (better than):
ACUT
Jessica of "Dark Angel":
ALBA
Hairdo:
COIF
Fully informed, informally:
UPTOSPEED
Four: Prefix:
TETRA
Run one's mouth:
POPOFF
The "p" of m.p.h.:
PER
In single file:
ONEBYONE
Group of experts:
PANEL
Last Greek letters:
OMEGAS
Opposite of masc.:
FEM
Travel like Superman:
FLY
Bit of acne, informally:
ZIT
Alphabetically last animal in a zoo, usually:
ZEBRA
Clearance rack abbr.:
IRREG
Swap:
TRADE
Unhurried run:
LOPE
Protective tooth layer:
ENAMEL
Blunder:
ERR
Archfoe:
BITTERENEMY
Slippery:
EELY
Bikini top:
BRA
Previous to, in poetry:
AFORE
Say "Please, please, please," say:
BEG
Rep on the street:
CRED
Like pigs' tails and permed hair:
CURLED
Profanity:
SALTYLANGUAGE
Samsung competitor:
TOSHIBA
Fastidious sort:
NEATNIK
Neuter, as a stud:
GELD
Official sometimes said to be blind:
UMP
___ Major:
URSA
Like a well-kept lawn:
MOWN
"___-hoo!" ("Hello!"):
YOO
Nostradamus, for one:
SEER
"The Witches" director Nicolas:
ROEG
Depardieu of film:
GERARD
NBC weekend show since '75:
SNL
Pool unit:
LAP
Completely wrong:
ALLWET
Period of higher-than-average temperatures:
WARMSPELL
Charles Lamb's "Essays of ___":
ELIA
Kitchen amts.:
TSPS
Golden parachutes, e.g.:
SWEETHEARTDEALS
Office sub:
TEMP
Important time at a fraternity or sorority:
RUSHWEEK
Peace Nobelist Sakharov:
ANDREI
Title like "The Santa Clause" or "Knight and Day":
PUN
Faucet problem:
DRIP
Prefix with dexterity:
AMBI
"How tragic":
ITSSAD
Galahad or Lancelot:
SIR
Kelly of morning TV:
RIPA
Pas' partners:
MAS
Popular movie theater candy:
SOURPATCHKIDS
Won the World Series in four games, say:
SWEPT
Edmonton hockey player:
OILER
Togetherness:
UNITY
Terra ___:
COTTA
"Put up your ___!":
DUKES
Kite flier's need:
WIND
Plant, as seeds:
SOW
Like the stage after larval:
PUPAL
Guthrie who performed at Woodstock:
ARLO
Future atty.'s hurdle:
LSAT
QB Manning:
ELI
Influential sorts ... or a hint to the starts of 17-, 23-, 39- and 50-Across:
TASTEMAKERS
"Naughty!":
TSK
Abbr. in a military address:
APO
Things eds. edit:
MSS
Teacher's ___:
PET
Sudden runs:
SPATES
"___ Enchanted" (2004 rom-com):
ELLA
Attempt:
TRY
Classic cameras:
KODAKS
Where to drop a coin:
SLOT
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