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July 23 2020 crossword
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Major source of wheat:
SUN
Result of loose lips?:
SLURP
Job that involves a lot of sweating:
USHER
Judd of country music:
NAOMI
Zipped:
SPED
Hook associate:
SMEE
Handout on December 31:
PARTYHAT
Peace Nobelist Root:
ELIHU
Dough used in a taqueria:
DINERO
Hindu avatar:
RAMA
Org. for some future lts.:
ROTC
AWOL part:
AMERICA
Colonial force:
MINUTEMEN
Own a boat, say:
ATSEA
Kaplan course subj.:
LSAT
Pewter accompanier in the Bible:
THOMAS
Neighbor of Algeria:
MALI
Snubs, possibly:
OMITS
Wads are made to do this:
SELL
Swaying just before a disaster:
UHOH
Blarney Stone site:
ERIN
Wedgy:
TENSE
Part 1 of an instruction for solving this puzzle:
REMOVETHE
"Emeer" for "emir," e.g.: Abbr.:
VAR
Mean:
CRUEL
Donna's predecessor?:
PRIMA
Glamping option:
YURT
Castle feature:
TURRET
Bold alternative: Abbr.:
ITAL
Image on the Missouri state quarter:
ARCH
"Rosy" things:
CHEEKS
A jigger is bigger than this:
OUNCE
Present ... or a concise explanation of this puzzle's theme:
NOW
Some loud chewers:
OLES
"Special Agent ___" (Disney animated series):
OSO
Copier tray abbr.:
LTR
Go on:
ELABORATE
Limelight stealer:
HAM
High point: Abbr.:
MTN
Didn't stay put:
ROAMED
Poet's "before":
ERE
"Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man":
DAT
The Cardinals, on scoreboards:
STL
Part 2 of the instruction:
LETTERW
Cousin of "Inc.":
LLC
"I need your full attention over here":
EYESONME
Many wages:
ERA
Sewer:
ORACLE
Ending that's in the middle?:
CENTRIC
TV's "Science Guy":
NYE
Tech info site:
CNET
Santana of Santana:
CARLOS
Heineken alternative:
BECKS
Like flour for baking:
SIFTED
Smoking hot Italian?:
ETNA
Original airer of "The Monkees":
NBC
1982 film that takes place inside a computer:
TRON
Shortening used in recipes?:
TBSP
Shrewd:
RIPUP
Wrests:
SITS
In all honesty:
TRULY
Cry in an opera house:
BRAVA
Fiats, e.g.:
AUTOS
Bridal shop display:
VEILS
Berkshire racecourse:
ASCOT
Labor day event:
BIRTH
Certain lawyers:
HENS
End of the instruction:
FROMCLUES
It may be critical:
MASS
Minimalist:
SPARE
Fish frequently caught by newts:
TUNA
Ending for patri-:
OTIC
Leader typically appearing shirtless in "S.N.L." parodies:
PUTIN
Colonnade trees:
ELMS
Hawn of the silver screen:
SOLO
Bustline muscles, informally:
PECS
Some winks:
DYES
Retired means of travel, for short:
SST
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