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May 31 2017 crossword
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Ice Bucket Challenge, in 2014:
FAD
Solid orange ball:
FIVE
Top:
APEX
Warning for easily provoked types ... or for the answers to the six starred clues?:
DONTTAKETHEBAIT
*Complain:
CARP
Cardiologist's concern:
CLOT
Fire starter?:
AIM
Area:
REALM
Like baby food, often:
PUREED
"The King and I" setting:
SIAM
Poet Silverstein:
SHEL
What might tempt the answers to the six starred clues?:
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIJ
Unsettling feeling:
ANGST
Softens:
MELTS
Corp. milestones:
IPOS
Bar sight:
STOOL
In ___ of:
LIEU
What used to be yours?:
THINE
"Oh really?":
THATSO
Jacket feature:
VENT
W.W. II general Bradley:
OMAR
Katherine of "27 Dresses":
HEIGL
Take by force:
EXTORT
Take in:
REAP
One following statutes to the letter:
LEGALIST
Short notice?:
GLIMPSE
Hoof, essentially:
TOE
*Extract with heat, in a way:
SMELT
"For heaven's ___!":
SAKE
"___ All Over Now" (Rolling Stones hit):
ITS
Refrain from singing?:
TRALALA
Word before (or synonymous with) end:
TAIL
Spa wear:
ROBE
Cast aspersions on, in a way:
LIBELED
Things hurled at the Olympics:
DISCI
Barracks sight:
COT
Hunky-dory:
AOK
*Weapon with a point:
PIKE
Go down:
EBB
Farmyard noise:
MOOING
___ Blaster (toy gun):
NERF
Ash, e.g.:
GRAY
"A likely story!":
IBET
Name on Chinese restaurant menus:
TSO
Swing successor:
BEBOP
It might be bleeped:
OATH
Level:
TIER
Doesn't disturb:
LETSBE
Indirect route:
BYPATH
*The Mikado in "The Mikado," e.g.:
BASS
Mex. miss:
SRTA
Savings option, for short:
IRA
Big name in games:
HOYLE
Wears:
ERODES
Scare the bejeezus out of:
TERRIFY
Wandered aimlessly:
ROVED
Mimic:
APE
Where vows may be taken:
ALTAR
Italian city known for its prosciutto and cheese:
PARMA
*Birdcage feature:
PERCH
Words to live by:
CREDO
You, to Yvette:
TOI
Neighbor of Quebec:
LABRADOR
"All ___":
RISE
Fancy cracker topping:
CAVIAR
Part of a rocket:
CONE
Singer Guthrie:
ARLO
Bank (on):
RELY
Hazel eyes, e.g.:
TRAIT
You might prepare one for potential investors:
DEMO
Former senator and R.N.C. head Martinez:
MEL
Yeats's land:
EIRE
Many rural Pennsylvanians:
AMISH
Site of a famous eviction:
EDEN
Pickle flavorer:
DILL
"Per hour" or "per mile" figure:
RATE
*Shoe part:
SOLE
Rapture:
JOY
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