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July 29 2018 crossword
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Flaw, metaphorically:
WART
Sound from a banshee:
WAIL
Italian designer menswear since the 1970s:
ARMANISUIT
Running start?:
READYSETGO
Like kiddie rides among all amusement park rides:
TAMEST
Antismoking spots, e.g.:
PSAS
School opening?:
PRE
Amorous play, in modern lingo:
SEXYTIME
___ Lavoisier a.k.a. the Father of Modern Chemistry:
ANTOINE
Romantically involved with:
SEEING
Cleveland Browns' defense, informally:
DAWGS
Light tennis shot:
DINK
Reminiscent of:
ALA
Iowa's state flower:
WILDROSE
Move clumsily:
GALUMPH
Charybdis's counterpart, in Greek myth:
SCYLLA
Dress:
FROCK
Pharma watchdog:
FDA
Part:
ROLE
"This isn't very pleasant, but ...":
ONASADNOTE
Some calls to the police:
COMPLAINTS
Norwegian money:
KRONE
What a line doesn't have:
AREA
Lévesque of Quebec:
RENE
Pelvis-related:
ILIAC
___ card (wallet item):
DONOR
___ Reza shrine (Iranian holy site):
IMAM
Former supporter of seabirds?:
EXTERNALLY
Genetics initials:
RNA
Where the frontiersman Bowie died:
ALAMO
Burdened (with):
LADEN
Serving during Prohibition:
NEARBEER
Snatcher's exclamation:
YOINK
Yawn-inducing:
DULL
Diplomatic office below an embassy:
LEGATION
Postgame shower?:
ESPN
The Big Board, briefly:
NYSE
Funny Fey:
TINA
Jewelry worn above the elbow:
ARMLET
Nose:
AROMA
Gathering around a campfire?:
TALES
What's brewing?:
ALE
Spray the monarch to keep him cool?:
MISTAKING
One target of a childhood vaccine:
MUMPS
Oven:
KILN
Prosecutor who's sympathetic to the defendants in a witch trial?:
PROPAGANDA
Apple devoured by an elderly relative?:
POMEGRANATE
Called:
NAMED
Play with:
USE
Winter coat:
RIME
Sound of something rushing by:
WOOSH
United with:
WEDTO
Singer Morissette:
ALANIS
Look for:
SEEK
Not fixed:
MUTABLE
Car ad no.:
APR
Director Jonathan:
DEMME
Carol Ann ___, U.K. poet laureate starting in 2009:
DUFFY
Agenda starter:
ITEMONE
Not superficial:
INNER
Hog's home:
PIGPEN
Pontius Pilate's province:
JUDEA
Crave, with "for":
JONES
Liqueur akin to sambuca:
ANISETTE
Try to hit:
AIMAT
Place for a browser:
STORE
First character in Genesis:
SOFTG
Stable parents:
SIRES
T. rex, e.g.:
DINO
Thoro cleansing:
DETOX
Metro ___:
DESK
Bridle strap utilized only on sidewalk surfaces?:
REINFORCEMENT
"The Great" and "The Terrible":
EPITHETS
Lookalike:
CLONE
"There's nothing else":
THATSALL
When Macbeth delivers the "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow" soliloquy:
ACTV
Blue alerts, in brief:
APBS
Arising:
CROPPINGUP
Meal with a set menu:
TABLEDHOTE
Certain cleric:
VICAR
Potential dinner:
PREY
Hitching spot:
ALTAR
Rating that's on the cusp of NC-17:
HARDR
Foe of Frazier:
ALI
Egg-shaped item from a garden:
ROMATOMATO
Performer in a campus production, often:
DRAMAMAJOR
Sticky stuff:
RESIN
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, with "the":
PRAIRIES
Talks hoarsely:
RASPS
Stuck-up person:
SNOOT
"On the Beach" novelist Nevil:
SHUTE
Aplenty:
GALORE
Nasty wound:
GASH
Ohio University team:
BOBCATS
Informal expression of gratitude:
THANX
Crime against good taste:
TRAVESTY
Namesakes of Muhammad's daughter:
FATIMAS
Dance mentioned in Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody":
FANDANGO
Brilliant debut:
SPLASH
Ruffian:
BRUTE
Like people who take lifts:
BRITISH
Miss:
LASS
Camper's light:
LANTERN
"Who ___?":
AMI
What a dog groomer might charge?:
PERPETRATE
Some winds for seafarers:
TRADES
Result of wearing a fedora at the beach?:
MANHATTAN
Non-shiny finishes:
MATTES
"Sucks to be you":
TOOBAD
Pulled off:
DID
Speedometers, typically:
DIALS
Make an effort:
STRIVE
T.S.A. agent's tool:
WAND
Korean money:
WON
Item smashed by the original Luddites:
LOOM
Having a crisp picture, say:
INHD
Tied:
DREW
Leave gratified:
SATE
Must, informally:
GOTTA
Like a lot of zombie movies:
GORY
"Death of a Salesman" salesman:
LOMAN
Mom's mom:
NANA
Lead-in to phobia:
AGORA
Intensifying word add-on:
ASS
Result of accidentally throwing a Frisbee into a campground?:
DISCONTENT
Disney collectible:
CEL
Request to Triple A:
TOW
___ California:
BAJA
Plucked instruments:
LUTES
Compound imparting a fruity smell:
ESTER
Hence:
ERGO
Oodles:
ATON
Shoots out:
SPEWS
Without much confidence:
SHYLY
It falls quietly:
SNOW
"Swiper, no swiping!" speaker of children's TV:
DORA
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