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April 30 2017 crossword
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Part of a crossword:
GRID
Nasty cut:
GASH
Gifford's successor on TV:
RIPA
Violators of the Second Commandment:
IDOLATERS
They can throw you off:
DECOYS
Child's play:
ASNAP
High points of a European vacation?:
ALPS
Condiment for pommes frites:
SEL
___-turn:
NOU
Cartwright who played one of the von Trapp children in "The Sound of Music":
ANGELA
Energetic one:
PISTOL
Measure, as a runner:
CLOCK
Come together:
COALESCE
First daughter of the 1960s:
LUCI
Studio warning:
ONAIR
A quarter of M:
CCL
Kenan's former Nickelodeon pal:
KEL
Attachment letters:
PDF
Support for a fringe candidate, maybe:
PROTESTVOTE
Title for Helen Mirren:
DAME
Something "kicked up":
FUSS
Number two:
AIDE
Star of CBS's "Madam Secretary":
LEONI
Eighth of a cup:
OUNCE
Munich missus:
FRAU
Heads for a bar?:
FOAMS
Commercials for a "Star Trek" movie?:
SPOCKPLUGS
Remain fresh:
KEEP
Yoga teacher's invitation?:
ACALLTOOMS
Mother of Helios:
THEA
Head bands?:
HALOES
Roster shortener:
ETALII
Imitative:
APISH
Can't stand:
HATES
Naval agreement:
AYE
Inclined:
ASLOPE
Scopes Trial org.:
ACLU
Nitwits:
SIMPS
Flower arrangement:
RACEME
Music genre for Steppenwolf and Iron Butterfly:
ACIDROCK
Elaine ___, cabinet member for both Bush and Trump:
CHAO
Weather forecaster in Phoenix?:
HOTSPECIALIST
Shere who wrote "Women and Love":
HITE
Cross to bear:
ONUS
Sister of Erato:
EUTERPE
Things that allow for jumping ahead in line?:
TABS
Auto frame:
CHASSIS
Like some transfers:
IRONON
Burned a bit:
SINGED
Serpent's tail?:
INE
Where Einstein was born:
ULM
Gorsuch replaced him:
SCALIA
Game with drawings:
LOTTO
Prefix with -partite:
TRI
"Louder!":
TURNITUP
Slight:
NEGLECT
___ moment:
INA
Most in-shape person at a cosmetics company?:
THEBODOFAVON
Shire of "Rocky":
TALIA
Kind of chance:
FAT
In the mood:
AMOROUS
Strict Sabbath observer of old:
ESSENE
Word before green or after deep blue:
SEA
Buffet centerpiece?:
EFS
Narrow passage: Abbr.:
STR
___ friends:
AMONG
Worn things:
GARB
Sinatra, for one:
BARITONE
Back biter, maybe:
FLEA
Squash:
END
Aggravation:
AGITA
Standing directly in front of one another:
TOETOTOE
Just manages:
EKESOUT
Big game:
BOWL
Takes the first step:
BEGINS
Christmas Day exhortation:
OPENIT
Removed expeditiously:
WHISKEDAWAY
Ridicule shouted out of a moving car?:
PASSINGMOCK
1920s anarchist in a prominent trial:
SACCO
Big mouth:
MAW
Tear apart:
REND
Short-lived things:
EPHEMERA
Extinct cousin of the kiwi:
MOA
1998 Sarah McLachlan hit:
ADIA
Casino draw:
KENO
Go out for a while?:
NAP
Progressive alternative:
GEICO
"Eww!":
ICK
Caffeine source:
KOLA
Pan Am rival:
TWA
Make no bones about:
ADMIT
Gulf War allies:
SAUDIS
Completely convinced about:
DEADSETON
"I hate the Moor" speaker:
IAGO
Quick and detached, musically: Abbr.:
STAC
Quickly added bit of punctuation?:
INSTANTCOMMA
Special Agent Gibbs's beat:
NCIS
Call wrongly:
MISTITLE
Bris official:
MOHEL
Space saver in a taxi or bus:
DROPSEAT
Also-___:
RANS
Suffix with beat:
NIK
"Gangsta's Paradise" rapper:
COOLIO
Egyptian ___ (spotted cat breed):
MAU
Turkish honorific:
AGA
Tries to mediate:
STEPSIN
Swing site:
PORCH
Activity in a dohyo:
SUMO
What allowed one physician to get through flu season?:
ASHOTINTHEDOC
Site-seeing?:
ONLINE
Certain Consumer Reports employee:
TESTER
Beatles song, album or movie:
HELP
Pasta picks:
ELBOWS
Puts out:
DOUSES
Discontinued Toyota line:
SCION
Articles of faith:
TENETS
Two-time U.S. Open champ:
ELS
Unctuous flattery:
SMARM
Put-down:
SLUR
Speck of dust:
MOTE
Hangs loose:
CHILLS
Didn't give way:
HELD
J.Crew competitor:
LLBEAN
Yankee Sparky who wrote "The Bronx Zoo":
LYLE
Abruzzi bell town:
ATRI
Da's opposite:
NYET
Regimen with limited intake of corn?:
LOWCOBDIET
"Phooey!":
BAH
Assist with the dishes:
DRY
Toddler's cry upon entering the bathroom?:
ITSMYPOTTY
Spring for a vacation?:
SPA
"No ___!":
MAS
Where I-15 meets I-70:
UTAH
Cookin', after "on":
AROLL
Where "ho" and "hoina" mean "yes" and "no":
NEPAL
Tired (out):
WORE
Spanish chess piece:
REY
Chrissie in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame:
HYNDE
Backspace over:
ERASE
Cross condition:
SNIT
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