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August 28 2016 crossword
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Ditch:
SCRAP
Walk with pride:
STRUT
Crosswords in 1924-25, e.g.:
CRAZE
Home inspector's concern:
RADON
"Selma" director DuVernay:
AVA
Locks in place for a while?:
PERM
See-through clothing material:
MESH
What the "1" of "1/2" represents:
MONTH
Intellectual:
EGGHEADED
Litigate:
SUE
Home remedy drink:
HERBTEA
Listens to Shakespeare?:
HARKS
Bill of "Trainwreck":
HADER
Aladdin, e.g.:
ARAB
"Ratatouille" rat:
REMY
Embroiled (in):
KNEEDEEP
Biological pouch:
SAC
Taiping Rebellion general:
TSO
Los Angeles Lakers' home until 1999:
THEFORUM
Assent to a married mujer:
SISENORA
89-Across character played by Adam Sandler:
OPERAMAN
Tourist's report:
TRAVELOGUE
"Tao Te Ching" philosopher:
LAOTSE
Ring or sphere:
ARENA
Mail:
SHIP
Mailed:
SENT
Reason to scream "Why won't this damn thing locate airplanes!"?:
RADARANGER
Honorary title in Wisconsin?:
DAMECHEESE
"Howdy":
HIYA
___ Aduba of "Orange Is the New Black":
UZO
Insect that shorted out an early computer, spawning the term "computer bug":
MOTH
"Ciao":
BYEBYE
"___, verily":
YEA
Surmise:
INFER
Hamiltons:
TENS
Gray, say:
SHADED
Domain of "Hamilton":
THEATER
Mythical father of Harmonia, strangely enough:
ARES
City with 500 attractions?:
DAYTONA
Southern chain:
ANDES
Takes in:
HAS
Took in:
ATE
Bay ___:
AREA
Section of "Aida," e.g.:
SCENA
America's Cup, e.g.:
SEARACE
Rostand protagonist ___ de Bergerac:
CYRANO
Letters after CD:
ROM
"Hey, let's gather 100 people to enact laws and ratify treaties"?:
SENATEIDEA
Sunday delivery:
SERMON
Bush labor secretary Chao:
ELAINE
Sips:
NURSES
Puts under:
INTERS
Fired (up):
KEYED
Bits of truth:
KERNELS
Glow:
AURA
Name on many a college hall, informally:
ALUM
Get by:
ELUDE
Super ___:
NES
Listen to violinist Itzhak's music?:
HEARPERLMAN
One easily bowled over?:
HEADPIN
Laugh-filled broadcast:
ROAST
Like blue moons:
RARE
Norm: Abbr.:
STD
Racer's brand:
STP
California missionary Junípero ___:
SERRA
More see-through:
SHEERER
"Ready to relieve 'em of a ___ or two" ("Les Misérables" lyric):
SOU
Stamp incorrectly, in a way:
MISDATE
Noted tea locale:
ASSAM
Group that appeared in the movie "Grease":
SHANANA
The Titanic, e.g.:
STEAMER
Gucci competitor:
ARMANI
Oscars grp.:
AMPAS
Bit of expert advice:
PROTIP
Fill with gas:
AERATE
Like pageant contestants, typically:
SASHED
Out of gas, informally:
ONE
Soft drink favored by the Marines?:
SPRITEDECORPS
"Full speed ahead!":
ITSAGO
Push-up muscle, informally:
PEC
Stephen of "Interview With the Vampire":
REA
Sticky spots?:
NESTS
"That means ...":
THUS
Cathedral feature:
STEEPLE
Blazing successes:
METEORS
Passing remarks?:
EULOGY
"Oh, you're funny-y-y-y ...":
HAR
Showed over:
RERAN
Indian wear:
SARIS
Super ___:
PAC
Nisan observances:
PASSOVERS
Setting for the beginning of "The Book of Mormon":
UTAH
Church response that's taken as a given?:
ASSUMEDAMEN
Green spirit:
ABSINTHE
Something felt at Christmas:
SANTAHAT
Post-Christmas events:
SALEDAYS
Hit upside the head, in slang:
DOPESLAP
Lead-in to Pablo or Carlos:
SAN
Snoot:
SNOB
Like Navy SEALs:
ELITE
Eternally, to poets:
EER
"Old MacDonald Had a Farm" sounds:
BAAS
"Got it":
ROGER
Newspaper essay on why not to go outdoors?:
INSIDEOPED
Words of concession:
IRESIGN
Liable to spoil?:
DOTING
Skit show, for short:
SNL
E-cigarette output:
VAPOR
Cousin of a lemming:
VOLE
Frat boy types:
BROS
Sch. whose honor code includes chastity:
BYU
Assn.:
ORG
Top of the agenda:
ITEMONE
Staffs:
MANS
Fastener with a ring-shaped head:
EYEBOLT
Start of a few choice words?:
EENIE
Big dipper:
LADLE
Cries of approval:
YAYS
Native of Alaska:
ALEUT
Goes "Ow, ow, ow!":
YELPS
Like the response "Talk to the hand!":
SASSY
Tennis's King of Clay:
NADAL
Cry from comic book civilians:
SAVEUS
Adele, voicewise:
ALTO
Spot checkers?:
VETS
Futile:
VAIN
One of Asta's masters:
NORA
Meadow:
LEA
Woody playing a medieval baron?:
THANEALLEN
College-level H.S. courses:
APS
Books written entirely in chat rooms?:
IMEDNOVELS
"Dios ___!":
MIO
The "V" of fashion's "DVF":
VON
Robert of "Airplane!":
HAYS
Singer LaBelle:
PATTI
TLC and Destiny's Child:
GIRLGROUPS
Most "Doctor Who" characters, for short:
ETS
"What if ...," informally:
SPOSE
___ cone:
NOSE
On edge:
ANTSY
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