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August 25 2020 crossword
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A bit cracked:
AJAR
Voting no:
ANTI
Legend of pop music:
JOHN
Like wine and cheese, typically:
AGED
Lure deceptively:
ROPEIN
Perch for a mountain goat:
CRAG
PC component:
CPU
Chew someone out, maybe:
RANT
White House worker:
AIDE
Capri has a blue one:
GROTTO
Maker of the first mass-produced car with an all-aluminum body:
ACURA
Things to get in order:
AFFAIRS
Bit of animation:
CEL
Some Four Corners natives:
UTES
Fraternity activity:
RUSH
Like a fireplace the morning after, say:
ASHY
Like an area that's off-limits:
NOGO
Unexciting Yahtzee roll:
PAIR
Image in a sonogram:
FETUS
16-ounce sirloin that Shylock brought to the cookout?:
THEPOUNDOFFLESH
Rust, chemically:
OXIDE
Madame, across the Rhine:
FRAU
Dow Jones, e.g.:
INDEX
One less than penta-:
TETRA
Reluctant to make eye contact, maybe:
SHY
Three on a sundial:
III
Handfuls for a babysitter:
IMPS
End part:
TAIL
Spring time:
LENT
Mark Antony's request to the farmer when he realized he didn't have enough corn for the cookout?:
LENDMEYOUREARS
1960s counterculture guru Timothy:
LEARY
"Snowy" bird:
EGRET
Fish with no pelvic fins:
EEL
First Nobel laureate from Ireland:
YEATS
Things that rhythm lacks?:
AEIOU
Aretha Franklin's genre:
RANDB
___ terrier:
SKYE
Brain test, in brief:
EEG
Old isle of exile:
ELBA
Weapon with two accents in its name:
EPEE
Quarterback ___:
SNEAK
Fat in some piecrusts:
LARD
Roald who wrote "The BFG":
DAHL
Opposite of tautness:
SLACK
Barracks item:
COT
Department store eponym:
KOHL
Wee:
TINY
Toast, essentially:
BREAD
Recessed, as eyes:
DEEPSET
Jerk, slangily:
TOOL
English city north of Sheffield:
LEEDS
Laudatory poem:
ODE
Cry from Hamlet when he spotted his favorite spice mix at the cookout?:
AYTHERESTHERUB
Actress Tara:
REID
Armed guard, perhaps:
ESCORT
Las Vegas player:
RAIDER
Alternative to Levi's:
LEES
___ & Perrins (sauce brand):
LEA
"How adorable!":
AWW
Leatherworking implements:
AWLS
"That was close!":
WHEW
Sand castle destroyer:
WAVE
Things guitarists and prospectors both use:
PICKS
Patella's place:
KNEE
Member of an elite team:
SEAL
Currency of Serbia:
DINAR
Word often followed by a colon:
NOTE
Either of two wives of King Henry VIII:
ANNE
Show literacy:
READ
Lady Macbeth's declaration upon checking the steaks at the cookout?:
WHATSDONEISDONE
Casual shirt:
TEE
"___ bite!":
ILL
Flood embankment:
LEVEE
Genuine:
REAL
Europe's tallest volcano:
ETNA
Adjective for Caroline:
SWEET
William who took a bow:
TELL
Donna of old TV:
REED
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