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March 27 2016 crossword
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Comment after a bull's-eye:
NICESHOT
Terminal in a computer network:
NODE
Composer Novello:
IVOR
Cylindrical pasta:
CANNELLONI
The matador's foe:
ELTORO
Peter and Francis: Abbr.:
STS
Peg solitaire puzzle brand:
HIQ
Burden:
ONUS
Member of Generation Z:
TEEN
Distress:
TORMENT
Looney Tunes devil, for short:
TAZ
Possible reply to "Where are you?":
OVERHERE
Confirmation, e.g.:
RITE
Thanks, in Hawaii:
MAHALO
Juillet et août:
ETE
Ibsen's homeland: Abbr.:
NOR
Hit the ground running?:
TRIP
When Hamlet says "Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio":
ACTV
Indian retreats:
ASHRAMS
Hook, line and sinker:
COMPLETELY
Game for little sluggers:
TBALL
Fan part:
VANE
Sponsor of classic radio's "Little Orphan Annie":
OVALTINE
Lindbergh, e.g.:
AVIATOR
Japanese noodle:
SOBA
Warren Buffett's rule about hugging?:
DONTSQUEEZETHERICHMAN
Huge spans:
EONS
Little darling:
CUTIE
Toymaker Rubik:
ERNO
Cone head?:
SNO
Actor Stephen:
REA
Like some prose:
PURPLE
You are, in español:
ERES
"Climb ___ Mountain":
EVRY
Sicilian six:
SEI
Math ordinal:
NTH
Long race, in brief:
TENK
Tiger Stadium sch.:
LSU
Top-notch:
SUPERB
Like most trivia, in the real world:
USELESS
Skyscraping:
TALL
Encouraging words from slug enthusiasts?:
WELOVETOSEEYOUSLIME
Carried on:
WAGED
Kemper of "The Office":
ELLIE
Try:
TEST
Stoned:
ONPOT
Derisive cry:
YAH
Mormons, for short:
LDS
Word said with right or rise:
ALL
Nothing: Fr.:
RIEN
Grp. that gets the lead out?:
NRA
Bust supporter:
PEDESTAL
What a bandoleer holds:
AMMO
Party with pu pu platters:
LUAU
Fifth-to-last word in the Lord's Prayer:
GLORY
Cotton candy additive:
REDDYE
"Sharp" fashion:
SPIKEHEELS
Mummy in "The Mummy":
IMHOTEP
Saverin who co-founded Facebook:
EDUARDO
Creature on the Australian coat of arms:
EMU
Mozart's "___ kleine Nachtmusik":
EINE
Tiny powerhouse:
ATOM
Musical lead-in to -smith:
AERO
Rap's Dr. ___:
DRE
Hayek of "Frida":
SALMA
Like some losers:
SORE
Up:
ARISEN
Longtime soap actress Hall:
DEIDRE
Rogers, Orbison and Yamaguchi:
ROYS
Shout to one about to be knighted?:
THISDUBSFORYOU
Magazine edition: Abbr.:
ISS
"Hey, I want to listen here!":
SHH
Roman gods:
DEI
Country whose name is one letter different from a mountain:
FIJI
One side of a quad, say:
DORM
Gheorghe ___, former 7'7" N.B.A. player:
MURESAN
Milo of stage and screen:
OSHEA
Voice from a phone:
SIRI
Take a clothing slogan too seriously?:
OBEYYOURTSHIRT
"Ooh, dat hurt!":
OWIE
1-5 on a cellphone screen:
BARS
Precision:
EXACTITUDE
iRobot vacuum:
ROOMBA
Cape Cod town:
TRURO
Like Loyola and Xavier universities:
JESUIT
Cut ties with, in a way:
UNFRIENDED
Best:
IDEAL
Law school class:
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Clobbers:
WAXES
Fish eggs:
ROE
1 + 2, in Germany:
DREI
Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twister:
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Prefix with -scope:
ENDO
Investment sometimes pronounced as a name:
IRA
Risky:
JEOPARDOUS
Peter Pan rival:
JIF
Ring master:
ALI
Play:
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One-named hitmaker of the 1950s-'60s:
DION
Surmise:
INFER
Word with two apostrophes:
IDVE
Video game playing, e.g.:
ESCAPISM
Leading:
AHEADOF
Pasta whose name is Italian for "feathers":
PENNE
___ Day (Hawaiian holiday):
LEI
SEAL Team 6 mission:
RAID
Sale tag abbr.:
IRR
Chinese calendar animal:
RAT
Tulle, to brides?:
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"Speed" star:
REEVES
___ bean:
FAVA
Make secret:
ENCODE
Carriage:
MIEN
"Where to Invade Next" filmmaker:
MOORE
Dundee turndown:
NAE
Messenger of biochemistry:
RNA
French film director Clair:
RENE
Gray matter?:
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Letters of invitation?:
BYOB
1914 battle site:
YSER
Have in view:
EYE
Desires:
YENS
___-d'Oise (French department):
VAL
Comparable (to):
AKIN
Golf's Champagne Tony:
LEMA
"American Greed" channel:
CNBC
City and province of southern Italy:
BARI
Anatomical sac:
CYST
"After all that hard work, I'll order some cake"?:
YOUDESERVEABAKERTODAY
Composer of the Windows 95 start-up sound:
ENO
Some offensive linemen: Abbr.:
RTS
"___ sport!":
BEA
New York engineering sch.:
RPI
___ Aviv:
TEL
Latin word on the back of a dollar bill:
ORDO
Compact:
ENTENTE
People holding things up:
IMPEDERS
Bellyache:
BEEF
Antarctic waters:
ROSSSEA
"Perfecto!":
NAILEDIT
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