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June 24 2018 crossword
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"Friendly" cartoon character:
CASPER
Things investors take an interest in?:
CDS
Suffer:
AIL
106-Down director:
SPIELBERG
Pink, e.g.:
POPSTAR
Brought out:
ELICITED
Christen anew:
RENAME
Pro:
OLDHAND
Tidiness:
ORDER
Proud, fiery types, they say:
LEOS
Save for later, in a way:
DVR
Fathers or brothers:
HES
Santa ___:
ANA
No longer in force:
NULL
Gives meaning to:
DEFINES
Symbols in calculus:
SIGMAS
Horn of Africa native:
SOMALI
Neon, e.g.:
INERTGAS
Transmission:
GEARBOX
Like the menace in 106-Down:
MANEATING
Common knee injury site, briefly:
ACL
Locale for a trough:
STY
Simple kind of antenna:
DIPOLE
Expenditures' counterpart:
REVENUE
Lacking a break:
ONEACT
Add surreptitiously:
SLIPIN
Worrisome sight for a swimmer:
DORSALFIN
With spite:
MEANLY
Some Houdini feats:
ESCAPES
Fairy tale "lump":
PEA
John of spy fiction:
LECARRE
Hack:
CAB
Something extraordinary that won't soon be forgotten:
ALLTIMER
Hit BBC comedy, briefly:
ABFAB
Peter of "The Maltese Falcon":
LORRE
Some northern Europeans:
FINNS
Handles deftly:
FINESSES
Utmost degree:
NTH
Farm machine:
SEEDER
Bit of hydrotherapy:
SALTBATH
Something to angle for:
TROUT
"In Dulci Jubilo" and others:
HYMNS
Caffeinated drink with tapioca balls:
BOBATEA
Doled (out):
METED
Modest skirts:
MIDIS
Modern subject of F.A.A. regulation:
DRONE
Opposite of colorblindness?:
BIGOTRY
"___ Jacques":
FRERE
Ones eligible for marathon prizes:
FINISHERS
TV show with the season's highest rating, often:
FINALE
"___ U.S.A." (1963 hit):
SURFIN
"Don't bite the hand that feeds you," e.g.:
AXIOM
Flight board abbr.:
ARR
Sinking feelings:
DREADS
Sports arbiter:
REF
Pixielike:
ELFIN
Mistrusts:
DOUBTS
Cabaret accessory:
BOA
Country music channel, once:
TNN
Mother or sister:
NUN
Does more than ask:
BEGS
Decorative pillowcase:
SHAM
Dr. ___ Sattler, "Jurassic Park" paleobotanist:
ELLIE
Energy giant that fell into ignominy in 2002:
ENRON
Elevs.:
HGTS
Adjudicate, as a case:
HEAR
Peevish quality:
HUFFINESS
"This is looking bad":
UHOH
Get a new mortgage:
REFINANCE
Lyricist Sammy:
CAHN
[Kiss]:
MWAH
Singer Haggard:
MERLE
Golfer's obstacle:
WATERHAZARD
Powerful D.C. lobby:
AARP
Ska-punk band with the 1997 song "Sell Out":
REELBIGFISH
Sunning area:
PATIO
Scylla or Charybdis:
SEAMONSTER
Ax:
SACK
Seasonal quaff:
NOG
Small herrings:
SPRATS
Is a crowd:
TEEMS
Actor Morales:
ESAI
Deteriorates:
ROTS
Speedy wide receiver, perhaps:
DEEPTHREAT
Beginning:
DAWN
Precollege, for short:
ELHI
Text tweaks:
EDITS
Mid-crisis hire, perhaps:
PRTEAM
Word with black or blood:
TIE
Frozen dessert chain:
TCBY
Skill:
ART
[Fingers crossed]:
HOPESO
Buzz out in space:
ALDRIN
And so on: Abbr.:
ETC
Staff leader?:
CLEF
Leaves nervously exhausted:
FRAZZLES
With 87-Across, what might cost you an arm and a leg?:
GREAT
See 86-Across:
WHITE
Silver-tongued:
GLIB
Thugs:
GORILLAS
2004 also-ran:
KERRY
Aromatic yellow citrus:
YUZU
Martin who wrote "The Pregnant Widow":
AMIS
Evening, in ads:
NITE
Southern sandwich:
POBOY
Preppy wear:
POLO
Is there in spirit?:
HAUNTS
Himalayan native:
NEPALI
Zen Buddhist goal:
SATORI
Cheap and gaudy:
TAWDRY
Makes fun of:
RAZZES
Charged:
RANAT
Menace in 106-Down:
SHARK
Scrap:
SETTO
Actress Salma:
HAYEK
Movie org. whose "100 Years ... 100 Thrills" list has 106-Down at #2:
AFI
Takes a load off:
RESTS
Superman, by birth:
KALEL
Bad-mouth:
MALIGN
"Coo-oo-ool!":
NEATO
Add spice to:
JAZZUP
1975 summer blockbuster:
JAWS
Metaphor for deliberate ignorance:
DEAFEAR
Morse clicks:
DITS
Indian blueblood:
RANI
Gobbled (down):
WOLFED
Teensy amount:
DROP
Seriously uptight:
ANAL
Fictional setting for 106-Down:
AMITYISLAND
Yogi's accessory:
MAT
Oscar ___ (Hollywood honor, informally):
NOM
"A ___ believes no one" (old saying):
LIAR
Pottery:
WARE
Caffè ___:
LATTE
Justin Bieber or Justin Timberlake:
TENOR
Concerning:
ASTO
Conventions: Abbr.:
STDS
"There, there":
ITSOK
Disgustingly obsequious:
SLIMY
Class with drills:
SHOP
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