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December 29 2021 crossword
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Like court arguments:
ORAL
International grp. founded in Baghdad in 1960:
OPEC
Fog-induced frost:
RIME
NCR devices:
ATMS
Fail miserably, unless you're a chicken:
LAYANEGG
What travels on sound waves?:
BOAT
[Kapow!]:
BAM
"The Lord of the Rings" brute:
ORC
___-deucy:
ACEY
Van Gogh's art dealer brother:
THEO
Heart's home:
CHEST
1980s fad items advertised as "the gift that grows":
CHIAPETS
Ice pack?:
HITMEN
Lohengrin's love:
ELSA
Parking meter opening:
SLOT
Clicks that chide:
TSKS
Kind of bread:
PITA
Part of the foot:
ARCH
Saddlebacks, tumps, knolls and the like:
HILLS
Lettered awards show host?:
EMMYEMCEE
Historically significant period:
ERA
"Not a problem":
ITSOK
Celebrity dog trainer Millan:
CESAR
Articles of exercise equipment:
YOGAMATS
Singer known as the "Prince of Motown":
GAYE
Buster:
NARC
Magnavox rival:
RCA
"You have my number!":
CALLME
Bonobo, for one:
APE
It's a little longer than a foot:
SHOE
Muscled, slangily:
SWOLE
Shout-out from the stands:
HIMOM
A stroke ahead, in golf:
ONEUP
Lettered adversary in a battle of wits?:
CAGEYENEMY
Thick, liquidy clump:
GLOOP
Notices:
ESPIES
Ewing matriarch on "Dallas":
ELLIE
Pool competitions:
MEETS
Some R.S.V.P.s:
YESES
Bit of bar food:
WING
"You ready?":
ALLSET
Pulitzer winner Harper:
LEE
The end:
OMEGA
Leading star in Disney's "Enchanted":
AMYADAMS
___-eared:
LOP
Retail figure:
SALES
Where elbows may collide:
ARMRESTS
Bega who sang "Mambo No. 5":
LOU
Barack Obama's "A Promised Land," e.g.:
MEMOIR
Ides of March reproach:
ETTU
Agent, briefly:
REP
Confirmation or quinceañera:
RITE
Lettered home on the range when no one's home?:
EMPTYTEPEE
Garfield, for one:
TOMCAT
Pickle:
MESS
___ milk:
OAT
Rigging support:
SPAR
First prez to have a 60-Across:
ABE
Sure thing:
SLAMDUNK
Healing indicator:
SCAB
Low-calorie, in beer names:
LITE
Field of expertise:
AREA
Well-kept:
NEAT
Cabbage kin:
KALE
Stereotypical lumberjack feature:
BEARD
Acronym of urgency:
ASAP
Leave no leaves, say:
RAKE
Like pink or purple hair:
DYED
Around, for a date:
CIRCA
Lettered school paper that's a snap to write?:
EASYESSAY
Fenway squad, in brief:
SOX
"The best is ___ to come":
YET
First-stringers:
ATEAM
Ingredient in traditional medicine:
ALOE
Film shot:
TAKE
Prevails over:
BEATS
Ding-y thingy?:
TEXT
Hastened:
SPED
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