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January 26 2020 crossword
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It got some "Xtra" flavor in 2001:
MRPIBB
Children's playroom, often:
MESS
Zen garden accessory:
RAKE
Running argument?:
PRIMARYDEBATE
Frame in a box score:
INNING
Hebrew for "son":
BEN
___ Mawr College:
BRYN
San Antonio pro:
SPUR
Sword's place:
SHEATH
Almost a score of Mozart compositions:
PIANOSONATAS
Receptacle for ancient Greek votes:
URN
11-Down and such:
REST
Atkins diet no-no:
CARB
Small siestas:
CATNAPS
Low-pH:
ACIDIC
Follower of CD:
ROM
La ___ Tar Pits:
BREA
What's called a cashpoint by Brits:
ATM
Donkeyish:
ASININE
Have a connection with:
TIEINTO
Hordes:
MASSES
Wage ___:
EARNER
Add to the team:
HIRE
___ squash:
ACORN
Org. behind 14 of the 15 most-watched TV broadcasts in U.S. history:
NFL
One-named singer with the 2014 hit "Chandelier":
SIA
*Looks that can be difficult to pull off:
SKINNYJEANS
Capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan:
JAIPUR
*"It's 2 a.m. already?!":
TIMEFLIES
They help with printing and pointing:
LASERS
Half up-front?:
SEMI
Tikka masala go-with:
NAAN
Gravitate (toward):
TEND
Made line changes:
EDITED
Singer Morissette:
ALANIS
Actress de Armas of "Knives Out":
ANA
Body of water greatly shrunk by 1960s Soviet irrigation:
ARALSEA
"How was ___ know?":
ITO
Place for speakers:
DAIS
To the point:
SUCCINCT
Trig function:
SINE
*Data visuals similar to histograms:
BARGRAPHS
Howl:
BAY
Opposite of the Latin "odi":
AMO
Busy as ___:
ABEE
*Swimming hazards in the ocean:
RIPCURRENTS
Less green, say:
RIPER
Title woman in a #1 Beach Boys hit:
RHONDA
Learn by ___:
ROTE
Crossword-loving detective on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine":
AMY
___ Dhabi:
ABU
Celebrations of lives, for short:
OBITS
Score of zero, in slang:
BAGEL
Dance arrangements, familiarly:
CHOREO
One making frequent pitching changes?:
YODELER
Ins:
ELITE
Back of the neck:
NAPE
It's spoken in Aberdeen:
SCOTS
Pollution portmanteau:
SMAZE
"Who ___ knows?":
ELSE
Elderly:
AGED
"I call dibs!":
MINE
[I'm mad!]:
GRR
People who would object to this clue because of it's punctuation:
GRAMMARPOLICE
Fixes:
RIGS
Issa of "Insecure":
RAE
Honor for a play:
OBIE
"How disastrous!":
OHNO
Place in the earth:
INTER
"No way!":
ITCANTBE
Nonnegotiable things:
NEEDS
South African currency:
RAND
Sound a warning:
RINGTHEALARM
Operatic showpiece:
ARIA
Spanish month that anagrams to a zodiac sign:
ABRIL
*"Man, that was cheap!":
WHATASTEAL
Bit of gum:
WAD
___-faire:
SAVOIR
*Holder of the single-game W.N.B.A. scoring record (53 points):
LIZCAMBAGE
Birds on Minnesota state quarters:
LOONS
Bad smell:
MALODOR
Something to do before a deal:
ANTE
Super, in slang:
ACES
Lisa who "ate no basil," in a palindrome:
BONET
"Ugh!":
BLEAH
Missiles and such:
ARMS
Animal in a "Sound of Music" song:
DOE
Big Super Bowl purchase:
TVAD
-elect:
TOBE
Easy as falling off ___:
ALOG
Alarmingly:
ALLTOO
Nickname for a really thin guy:
SLIM
Daytime TV fare:
SOAP
What Mercury and Venus lack:
MOONS
Back-to-school time:
MONDAY
Religious observance that's also a past-tense verb:
LENT
"That ship has sailed":
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"Well, that's that!":
THEEND
Follower of 76-Down: Abbr.:
TUE
Suffix with election:
EER
Small-time:
TWOBIT
Skater's leap:
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Candy discard:
WRAPPER
Cause of red-eye:
FLASH
Not to go:
FORHERE
Ate:
HAD
Regret:
RUE
*Diner choice:
CORNERBOOTH
Ballroom dance from Cuba:
CHACHA
Sent packing:
OUSTED
*Something visually arresting:
EYEPOPPER
Actress De Carlo of "The Munsters":
YVONNE
Out-eat?:
PICNIC
Chief:
HEAD
Coin with 12 stars on one side:
EURO
Ancient greeting:
AVE
El Misisipi, e.g.:
RIO
Source of some South American wool:
ALPACA
E.M.T.'s procedure:
CPR
Tiny battery:
AAAA
Get groceries, say:
SHOP
Smoke:
PUFF
Sole:
LONE
Welsh form of "John":
EVAN
Film excerpt:
CLIP
Goddess pictured with a solar disk above her:
ISIS
Excellent, in dated slang:
PHAT
*Duplicate, in word processing:
COPYPASTE
Grade school subj.:
SCI
*Disappear suddenly:
UPANDVANISH
Shade of green:
PEA
Muslim-American icon:
ALI
Long-handled tool:
HOE
One with a track record:
RACER
Spore producer:
FERN
Keys of some songs:
ALICIA
Loan fig.:
APR
Political worker:
AIDE
"A fickle food," per Emily Dickinson:
FAME
Superlatively pleasant:
NICEST
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