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May 28 2023 crossword
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Conceal:
MASK
Book that follows Zechariah:
MALACHI
Got too old:
AGEDOUT
Gave permission:
SAIDYES
One meaning of "X":
KISS
___ Kola (Peruvian beverage partly owned by Coca-Cola):
INCA
Wrath:
IRE
"Easy!":
NOSWEAT
Award won by Don Draper on "Mad Men":
CLIO
Gladys Knight and Norah Jones, for two:
ALTOS
Brittney who blocked more shots individually in 2012 than any entire N.C.A.A. women's team:
GRINER
Platoon members, for short:
GIS
Networking aid:
ROUTER
Half-baked:
IDIOTIC
Evening, in advertising:
NITE
Northwestern follower:
EDU
CrossFit bits:
REPS
Tap alternative:
PSST
One who's barely acting?:
PORNSTAR
Board game popular in Japan:
SHOGI
Certain trig ratios:
SINES
Preschoolers:
TOTS
From the top:
AGAIN
"Darn!":
NUTS
Yoga mat, at times:
ROLL
I-:
IODIDE
Home to the Cedar Point amusement park, a mecca for roller-coaster enthusiasts:
OHIO
Enjoy a La-Z-Boy recliner?:
LEISURESIT
Woo-woo films?:
ROMCOMS
Head exec?:
SUITUPFRONT
Intended:
FIANCEE
Supplements:
ADDSTO
"That was ... really bad":
WOOF
High register:
FALSETTO
What a pump might squeeze:
TOE
Burns a little:
SINGES
Affectedly shy:
COY
Captain Hook's #2:
SMEE
"Who ___?":
ELSE
"How I Met Your Mother" narrator Bob:
SAGET
"___ who?":
GUESS
Yard sale condition:
ASIS
Navy and others:
HUES
Deli assortment:
SALAMIS
Scratching post scratcher:
CLAW
Comedian who said "I once spent a year in Philadelphia. I think it was on a Sunday":
WCFIELDS
Tantalizingly detailed:
LURID
Mother rabbit:
DOE
Six-foot runner?:
ANT
Throws, in a way:
ADDLES
"My luggage has gone missing!"?:
ITSALOSTCASE
Prized metamorphic rock:
LAPIS
Urban scavenger:
ALLEYCAT
Germs from day care, e.g.?:
COLDCAUSE
Author Mario Vargas ___:
LLOSA
Drive home?:
USBPORT
Singer Knowles:
SOLANGE
Head doc?:
ENT
Metallic fabric:
LAME
Develop further, with "out":
FLESH
More than cracked:
HALFOPEN
Prince William, to Charles and Diana:
ELDERSON
They're found beneath sink holes:
PTRAPS
Donor group, for short:
PAC
Title for multiple Marias and Annas in history:
TSARINA
Pillage:
RANSACK
Jousts with:
TILTSAT
Letter-shaped beam:
TBAR
Equipped, as a factory for production:
TOOLEDUP
Refrain from sports?:
OLE
Simple sandwich:
BLT
"Likewise":
ASAMI
Vegetable with striped and golden varieties:
BEET
Like a jiggly tooth:
LOOSE
Miner discoveries:
ORES
Grp. regulating pesticides:
EPA
Subspecies adapted to a specific environment:
ECOTYPE
Request for one-on-one time in the "Bachelor" TV franchise … or a phonetic hint to four pairs of answers in this puzzle:
CANISTEALYOUFORASECOND
Timely thing to arrive on:
THEDOT
Packed away:
EATEN
Newspaper debut of 9/15/82:
USATODAY
Vapes:
ECIGS
Pulled off:
DID
Website feed inits.:
RSS
Committee head?:
HARDC
Only:
SOLE
Dog breed associated with the British royal family:
CORGI
Nowhere to be found, for short:
MIA
It may be dropped for emphasis:
MIC
The Lions, on scoreboards:
DET
Fratty type, colloquially:
DUDEBRO
Mexican garments, as they're spelled in Mexico:
SARAPES
Event with barrel racing:
RODEO
Like some hats and sheets:
FITTED
Close rival, in a sense:
FRENEMY
Comprises:
INCLUDES
"Show it here!":
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The Cards, on scoreboards:
STL
Carried:
TOTED
Bodily function?:
ORGY
Mr. Wednesday's true identity in Neil Gaiman's "American Gods":
ODIN
Things to avoid when baking desserts?:
CAKEDONTS
Secretly, from the Latin:
SUBROSA
Sadness at the last Boston cream being taken, e.g.?:
DONUTDESPAIR
Given shelter:
TAKENIN
Salad green also known as "rocket":
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Brooks no debate:
INSISTS
Ripe strawberry feature:
REDNESS
Annual gala host, with "the":
MET
Went down an Olympic track:
LUGED
Comedian/TV host Nikki:
GLASER
Bother:
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Sea eagle:
ERNE
It's one foot long:
IAMB
Reply to "You dig?":
IMHIP
Stick (by):
ABIDE
Swell:
BLOAT
Big name in baseball cards:
TOPPS
Had down:
KNEW
Cartoonish baby cries:
WAHS
Amer. currency:
USD
Remains in a hearth:
EMBERS
Infinitive of the French "suis" and "sommes":
ETRE
Slovenly sort:
SLOB
Big time?:
ERA
Former Israeli P.M. Barak:
EHUD
Farm connector:
YOKE
Relative of wild cabbage:
KALE
Area for note-taking:
MARGIN
Wander:
ROAM
My garden waterer that's seen better days?:
THISOLDHOSE
Focus of the Human Genome Project:
DNA
Suffix with darned:
EST
Shopping destination for your underwear needs?:
PANTYHOUSE
Titular character portrayed by Jason Sudeikis:
TED
Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.:
RIDE
The burdens we carry:
ONUSES
Barre bend:
PLIE
Stashes (away):
SALTS
Foil alternative:
EPEE
Kitsch:
BADART
Hit the paper plane icon, say:
SEND
Assemble in one large body:
MASS
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