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March 5 2017 crossword
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Big hits:
POWS
North American flycatcher:
PEWEE
"S.N.L." alum Cheri:
OTERI
Unloading zone:
WHARF
Happy hour habitué:
SOT
Something repeatedly hit with a thumb:
SPACEBAR
Jack ___:
SPRAT
Guerrilla leader in "For Whom the Bell Tolls":
PABLO
Constellation near Scorpius:
ARA
Low-___:
CAL
8 x 10, e.g.: Abbr.:
ENL
Fool:
BOOB
Garlicky spread:
AIOLI
Wouldn't shut up:
RANON
Flat bread:
MATZO
"Geez!":
MAN
Epitome of simplicity:
ABC
Condition contributed to by a lack of [circled letters]:
TOOTHDECAY
Rider of the horse Tornado:
ZORRO
Outdo:
ONEUP
Zeitgeist:
ETHOS
Turns into confetti:
SHREDS
Recurring theme in Philip K. Dick novels:
PARANOIA
Cousin of a mandrill:
BABOON
Seaman's chapel:
BETHEL
[Circled letters]-filled contraption:
WEATHERBALLOON
Ingredients in some London pies:
EELS
Cry for more:
ENCORE
Affirm one's humanity?:
ERR
Tangible:
REAL
Swell:
BLOAT
Top story:
ATTIC
Capote, informally:
TRU
World landmark built with [circled letters]:
EIFFELTOWER
Things bouncers are supposed to catch:
FAKEIDS
Sylvan:
WOODED
Denouement:
END
"A.S.A.P.!":
RUSH
Being repaired, as a car:
INTHESHOP
Beowulf or Gilgamesh:
EPICHERO
Jewelry store gadget:
SIZER
Spots:
ADS
It's hard to bear:
ONUS
Watch, as a criminals' hiding spot:
STAKEOUT
Halfhearted, as support:
TEPID
Can't wait to find out, in a way:
PEEKS
Do a wine steward's job:
POUR
Waffle brand:
EGGO
She, in Salerno:
ELLA
[Circled letters]-based drugs:
MOODSTABILIZERS
Incense:
MADDEN
___ twins of 1980s-'90s TV:
OLSEN
State confidently:
AVER
Mire:
BOG
Minute ___:
RICE
Dispatched, as a dragon:
SLEW
Check out:
OGLE
Unvarnished:
BALD
Foreign capital whose name sounds like a water passage to San Francisco:
BEIRUT
Great confusion:
HAVOC
Sea serpent of old cartoons:
CECIL
Citrus hybrid:
UGLI
Bomb developed in the 1950s:
EDSEL
He married Daisy Mae in 1952:
LILABNER
College party epicenter, often:
KEG
Homeland of Spartacus:
THRACE
Homes on the range:
TEPEES
[Circled letters]-advertised establishment:
ROADSIDEDINER
Lad:
SONNYBOY
Ride hard:
NAG
"What'd I tell ya?":
SEE
Who wrote "I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating":
SARTRE
Berried conifer:
YEW
Existentialist Kierkegaard:
SOREN
Language heard along the Mekong:
LAO
Chocolate-and-banana liqueur cocktail:
CAPRI
Branded footwear with open backs:
CROCS
"Everything's fine":
ITSCOOL
Poorly:
ILL
Think piece?:
IDEA
Capital of Togo:
LOME
Fabled [circled letters]-hiding trickster:
LEPRECHAUN
Letter on a dreidel:
NUN
Picture displayed on a [circled letters] surface:
DAGUERREOTYPE
Quatre halved:
DEUX
Exhibits one of the seven deadly sins:
ENVIES
Modern acronym for "Seize the day!":
YOLO
Trudge:
PLOD
Eliciting nervous laughter, say:
EDGY
Fails to:
DOESNT
Market share?:
STOCK
Kind of developer:
WEB
Poverty, e.g.:
WOE
Conservative portfolio asset, for short:
TNOTE
Convinced:
SOLD
Worthless:
EMPTY
Now hear this!:
SOUND
Issue for a noble family?:
SCION
Tiny amount:
DRIB
Obsolescent players:
VCRS
Put a stop to?:
CLOG
[Circled letter]-consuming activity:
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W.W. II moniker:
ILDUCE
KPMG hiree:
CPA
"That's great!":
GOODY
Certain platonic friend:
GALPAL
Strain to avoid?:
ECOLI
Stinky:
RIPE
Underlying cosmic principle:
TAO
Shock, in a way:
TASE
Ones getting all the breaks:
LUCKYDOGS
Yogurt-based Indian drink:
LASSI
Employ against:
USEON
Brand with classic "But wait, there's more ...!" infomercials:
GINSU
Leave at a loss:
STUMP
Sports implement often made from [circled letters]:
BASEBALLBAT
Everglades wader:
EGRET
Ballet school supporter:
BARRE
Muff:
BOTCH
Came to:
AWOKE
To the point:
TERSE
Smokers should knock it off:
ASH
Soldiers' assignments:
UNITS
Tartan wearer:
SCOT
Betray surprise:
GASP
Be behind:
OWE
Evergreen State airport:
SEATAC
Numerical prefix:
TRI
Big heart?:
ACE
[Circled letter]-fueled device:
NUCLEARREACTOR
British can:
LOO
Itinerary abbr.:
ETD
"Now I've got it!":
AHA
Image on a Wisconsin state quarter:
COW
One given a citation:
SOURCE
Not so awkward:
SMOOTHER
Hair:
LOCKS
Certain navel:
INNIE
Au courant:
UPTODATE
"What fun!":
WHEE
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