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January 28 2019 crossword
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Joint that a sock covers:
ANKLE
Initially:
ATFIRST
Holden Caulfield, for "The Catcher in the Rye":
NARRATOR
Patella:
KNEEBONE
Chemical compound with the formula NaOH:
LYE
Made for ___ other:
EACH
Small recess:
NICHE
Centers of atoms:
NUCLEI
Components of archipelagoes:
ISLANDS
Second letter after upsilon:
CHI
Roosters' mates:
HENS
Therefore:
ERGO
Karl Marx's "___ Kapital":
DAS
"Crime ___ pay":
DOESNT
Real:
ACTUAL
Alternative to a paper clip:
STAPLE
Country star Tucker:
TANYA
Theater worker:
USHER
Month with Columbus Day: Abbr.:
OCT
Giving away unwanted items rather than trashing them:
FREECYCLING
Hardy-har-hars:
YUKS
Second letter after epsilon:
ETA
Rage:
IRE
Luau dance:
HULA
Absorbs, as gravy on a plate:
SOPSUP
Previous incarnation:
PASTLIFE
Broccoli ___:
RABE
Disorder resulting in seizures:
EPILEPSY
Clark of the Daily Planet:
KENT
Bagful carried by a caddie:
TEES
Obsessive to a fault:
ANAL
The Supremes' "___! In the Name of Love":
STOP
Extra job in the gig economy:
SIDEHUSTLE
When repeated, a sneaky laugh:
HEH
Mil. branch with B-52s:
USAF
Gin's partner in a classic drink:
TONIC
Paint layer:
COAT
Look at, in the Bible:
SEEST
Put in more ammunition:
RELOAD
Wood for a baseball bat:
ASH
Profound:
DEEP
Greeting in Tel Aviv:
SHALOM
Classic typewriter brand:
OLIVETTI
Bosses:
MANAGERS
Lessens, as pain:
EASES
Look smugly upon:
SMIRKAT
Alternatives to Nikes:
FILAS
Madrid matrons:
SENORAS
Dramatically end a speech, in a way:
DROPTHEMIC
Insurance type that often accompanies medical:
DENTAL
Dormmate, e.g.:
ROOMIE
Punctual:
ONTIME
Existing: Lat.:
INESSE
Coin with Lincoln on it:
CENT
Result of a traffic ticket:
FINE
Many, many, many, many, many moons:
EONS
Hanker (for):
PINE
Ex-senator Bayh:
EVAN
"Hold your horses":
NOTYET
Barely makes, with "out":
EKES
Pinball fail:
TILT
Tear to bits:
REND
Facts and figures:
DATA
Mind's I?:
EGO
Reaction to an overshare:
TMI
Crowdfunding site ... or a hint to the beginnings of 17-, 30- and 46-Across:
KICKSTARTER
Spying org.:
CIA
Band with the 1993 hit "Everybody Hurts":
REM
Goal:
AIM
Inventor Howe:
ELIAS
Prefix between tri- and penta-:
TETRA
Martial arts master Bruce:
LEE
What a star on the American flag represents:
STATE
Slightly off:
AMISS
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