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September 24 2017 crossword
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Tennis world since 1968:
OPENERA
Footnote abbr.:
OPCIT
Take stock?:
POACH
Fragrant compound:
ESTER
Pitted fruit:
NECTARINE
Icelandic letter:
EDH
Powerful engine:
RAMJET
Cruising:
ASEA
St. Louis Arch, e.g.:
GATEWAY
Be successful:
GOFAR
The slightest amount of:
ANY
Oscar-winning foreign film of 2005 set in South Africa:
TSOTSI
Tiny-scissors holder:
ETUI
Nutsy:
WACKO
Competing with:
AGAINST
Thirst:
YEN
Gasoline may make it go:
ARSON
Firmly in place:
ANCHORED
Have a connection:
RELATE
Turbaned teacher:
SWAMI
Loathing:
ODIUM
Like some myths:
NORSE
Impersonated:
POSEDAS
Performing, perhaps:
ONSTAGE
Change of locks?:
NEWDO
"Try not to miss Bangor and Lewiston"?:
CATCHMEIFYOUCAN
"You'll have to pay for me":
IMBROKE
"___ de Lune":
CLAIR
Player of TV's Det. Tutuola:
ICET
Publication read by drs.:
JAMA
Kind of torch on "Survivor":
TIKI
Private eye, slangily:
SHAMUS
Stylish:
SMART
Where Spartacus was from:
THRACE
Unit of firewood:
CORD
Rite for a newborn Jewish boy:
BRIS
"Freedom ___ free":
ISNT
2:00 in New York vis-à-vis St. Louis?:
ONEMOTIME
Commercial lead-in to Pen:
EPI
Chopper topper:
ROTOR
Walter ___, Dodgers owner who moved the team from Brooklyn to L.A.:
OMALLEY
"___ 'em, boy!":
SIC
Submits, as a phone report:
CALLSIN
Fifth wheel:
SPARE
Part of a full house:
PAIR
Previous incarnations:
PASTLIVES
Part of a recovery effort:
AAMEETING
Haunted house sound:
MOAN
Writer of "The Gnat and the Bull":
AESOP
Duds:
ATTIRE
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TED
Be sociable, say:
MIX
Added up:
MADESENSE
City just east of LAX:
INGLEWOOD
Vintage Jaguars:
XKES
Whistler from two Eastern states?:
MAANDPAKETTLE
Apology start:
MEA
Oktoberfest music:
POLKA
First-rate, in British slang:
TOPHOLE
Financial institution whose parent company is Canadian:
TDBANK
Buyer of a dozen roses, maybe:
BEAU
Name in a Salinger title:
ESME
Cheers after a go-o-o-oal!:
OLES
Quaint store descriptor:
OLDE
Former parent co. of Gramophone and Parlophone records:
EMI
Just beat:
EDGE
Put away:
ATE
___-equipped:
ILL
Ideology:
ISM
"I'm such a klutz!":
OOPS
Again, in Mexico:
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Sportscaster Al:
MICHAELS
Getting help getting clean:
INREHAB
Dijon darling:
CHERI
Avoid puddles, say:
HOP
"We shouldn't sell our Fort Wayne home"?:
LETSKEEPTHISINHOUSE
Pointer's pronoun:
THAT
Sister of Helios:
EOS
Ancient fortuneteller:
SIBYL
How a B.L.T. might come:
WITHMAYO
In the 70s, say:
WARM
Rice-A-___:
RONI
Public image, briefly:
REP
Farm female:
EWE
Yellowstone grazer:
ELK
Reebok rival:
AVIA
Navy commando:
SEAL
Unadon fish:
EEL
It means "farmer" in Afrikaans:
BOER
Armchair accompanier:
OTTOMAN
Hydroxyl compound:
ENOL
Things painted in the spring:
EGGSHELLS
Airbnb offering:
RENTAL
So darn cute:
ADORABLE
Like some fertile soil:
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"Sooner this, Sooner that ... can't you talk about any other subject?"?:
EVERYTHINGSOK
Status:
RANK
They may block passage:
NAYS
Imparter of umami taste, in brief:
MSG
Exact look-alike:
DOUBLE
Start to form?:
UNI
Single, for one:
BASEHIT
Resort near Snowbird:
ALTA
Middle-___:
AGED
Big 2016 film set in Polynesia:
MOANA
Art ___, longtime Cleveland Browns owner:
MODELL
Cab alternative:
ZIN
Pressure indicator on a map:
ISOBAR
Follows:
OBEYS
Iger's predecessor at Disney:
EISNER
Deal another blackjack card to a young Salem woman?:
HITORMISS
Hardly sophisticates:
HICKS
Sluggish:
INERT
Actress Shire:
TALIA
Quattro + tre:
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Take from the top:
SKIM
Fabulist's confession:
ILIED
"Consider it done":
ISHALL
Diarist Nin:
ANAIS
Jeff ___, leader of the Electric Light Orchestra:
LYNNE
Got on board:
LADED
Tomorrow:
INADAY
Architect Saarinen:
EERO
Licentious sort:
ROUE
Some young 'uns:
LADS
Word with ceiling or financing:
DEBT
Grammy-winning singer of "Shepherd Moons":
ENYA
A-lister:
CELEB
Midwest state secedes and will join the United Kingdom?:
OHTOBEINENGLAND
C.I.A. forerunner:
OSS
Tour de France time:
ETE
"Who'da thunk it?!":
GEE
Whale food:
KRILL
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SITUATE
Direct route:
BEELINE
Overused:
STALE
Directed:
STEERED
Having braids:
TRESSED
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