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December 24 2017 crossword
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Speedway brand:
STP
Tears to smithereens:
SHREDS
It's read from a scroll:
TORAH
Large column of smoke:
PLUME
West Indies native:
CARIB
Terminated:
CEASED
Opposite of dep.:
ARR
Heists:
ROBBERIES
Description of rustic life:
IDYL
Importune:
BESEECH
Bounds along:
LOPES
It moves a cursor back:
LEFTKEY
Body check?:
OGLE
Whiz kids:
PRODIGIES
Want ad abbr.:
EEO
Having streaks:
STRIPY
"Just a ___!":
SEC
W.W. II ordeal at Leningrad:
SIEGE
Notably nonunionized workers:
ELVES
Mama of song:
CASS
Drain opening:
HOLE
Decorates brilliantly:
EMBLAZONS
Chip away at:
ERODE
Symbol of the National Audubon Society:
EGRET
Colorado tributary:
GILA
One of a dozen good things?:
GRADEAEGG
Plot device in "The Shining" that has significance when spelled backward:
REDRUM
Restaurant chain founded by the Raffel brothers (hence the name):
ARBYS
Elevator choice:
FLOOR
Turns briefly?:
REVS
Some Carnaval performances:
SAMBAS
Friend:
ALLY
Called from the cote:
BLEATED
Oodles:
ALOT
Telephotos, e.g.:
IMAGES
Vulcan mind ___:
MELD
Ancient Greek:
HELLENE
Beginning to do well?:
NEER
Male that might be in a rut?:
ELK
Stymies:
IMPEDES
Kind of skirt:
MAXI
Relative of a birch:
ALDER
College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa:
COE
Country singer Crystal:
GAYLE
Screwy:
CRAZY
"Fanfare for the Common Man" composer:
COPLAND
Hair straighteners:
RELAXERS
Licorice-flavored brew:
ANISETEA
Pitch:
EIGHTYSIX
Singer with a #1 hit about 123-Across:
GENEAUTRY
Feature depicted in the upper left of this puzzle:
SHINYNOSE
One of the Wayans brothers:
DAMON
Hatmaker:
MILLINER
Like van Gogh, in later life:
ONEEARED
Les ___, "WKRP in Cincinnati" news director:
NESSMAN
Wine: Prefix:
OENO
Christmas ___:
TREE
With 53-Down, 123-Across, in song:
THEMOSTFAMOUS
Prince, e.g.:
HEIR
See 51-Down:
REINDEEROFALL
A, in Austria:
EINE
Base supporting a statue:
PLINTH
One of many in a Swiss Army knife:
TOOL
Branded baby carriers:
SNUGLIS
Letters on some Navy carriers:
USS
Infantry members, briefly:
GIS
Alternative to J.F.K.:
LGA
Symbols on 10 state flags:
EAGLES
1990s tennis great Huber:
ANKE
They might be thrown around in a rodeo:
LASSOES
Align:
SYNC
Digitally endorse:
ESIGN
Sleigh bell sounds:
JINGLES
First name at Woodstock:
JIMI
Terminate:
AXE
"___ God" (psalm words):
OMY
Chemistry exam?:
ASSAY
Skin art, informally:
INK
Descartes's conclusion:
IAM
Clear:
NET
Yule sound?:
LONGU
Political org. since 1854:
GOP
___ guerre:
NOMDE
Shout of approval:
OLE
Range grp.:
NRA
With 80-Across, one of TV's Property Brothers:
DREW
Three ___ Men:
WISE
See 78-Across:
SCOTT
Didn't hedge one's bets:
TOOKASIDE
"Really!":
NOLIE
Starting point for an annual flight:
NORTHPOLE
Spotted:
SEEN
___ City (Baghdad suburb):
SADR
Nicholas, e.g.:
SAINT
"In your dreams!":
NOPE
Give a ring?:
PROPOSE
Result of a sack on third and long, maybe:
PUNT
Hallmark.com suggestion:
ECARD
Bunks in barracks:
COTS
Divan:
SOFA
"Brava!" elicitor:
ARIA
"___ welcome!":
YOURE
Cow poke?:
PROD
Punxsutawney prognosticator:
PHIL
Avoid a bogey, barely:
SAVEPAR
Deliverer of Christmas packages:
SANTA
Capital whose name ends in its state's postal code:
ALBANY
Cousin of an alpaca:
VICUNA
Neighbor of a bishop: Abbr.:
KNT
Souped-up cars:
HOTRODS
Functioning robotically:
ONAUTO
Repetitive bit of computer code:
DOLOOP
A-listers:
STARS
Mahershala ___, Oscar winner for "Moonlight":
ALI
One of the record industry's former Big Four:
EMI
Carpenter's aid:
LATHE
Boy in "A Charlie Brown Christmas":
LINUS
Tombstone marshals:
EARPS
Hypotheticals:
IFS
"Just kidding!":
NOT
Airer of "Christmas in Rockefeller Center":
NBC
Sanctuary:
OASIS
California's Big ___:
SUR
"Hey ___" (1963 #1 hit):
PAULA
Durham sch.:
UNH
Mobile home: Abbr.:
ALA
Actress Audrey of "Amélie":
TAUTOU
Roofing material:
TAR
___ Father Christmas:
OLD
Animal on Scotland's coat of arms:
UNICORN
Crew member:
COX
Kind of cabinet:
LIQUOR
Games org.:
IOC
Fiscal year part: Abbr.:
QTR
Written history:
ANNALS
Who's depicted in this puzzle when the circled letters are connected from A to Z and back to A:
RUDOLPH
Games of chance:
LOTTOS
Prison part:
YARD
Sorts, as chicks:
SEXES
Downsize?:
CROP
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