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September 5 2016 crossword
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Apparel:
GARB
Shoot for the stars:
GOBIG
Counting devices:
ABACI
"I read you," in radio lingo:
ROGER
Plead:
BEG
Installs, as a lawn:
SODS
Thorn's site on a rose:
STEM
"I totally agree!":
OHYES
Worthless stuff:
DRECK
Japanese food:
SUSHI
Prilosec and Prozac:
DRUGS
Orthodontist's deg.:
DDS
Pass-the-baton track events:
RELAYS
Energetically starting one's day:
UPANDATIT
Mobster John:
GOTTI
Descriptive of some bills or hills:
STEEP
Double-reed woodwind:
OBOE
Drive-___ window:
THRU
Bus station:
DEPOT
Facial sign of sleep deprivation:
BAGGYEYES
Celebratory cheers:
YAYS
Roof material:
SLATE
Decorate, as a cake:
ICE
Actor Don of "Trading Places":
AMECHE
Connected, as a bath to a bedroom:
ENSUITE
Pony up, in poker:
ANTE
Like outfits with ruffles and lace:
GIRLY
Den:
LAIR
Bathe in the buff:
SKINNYDIP
Yule tune:
NOEL
Symbol of royalty in ancient Egypt:
ASP
Mailing charge:
POSTAGE
Baseball's Slammin' Sammy:
SOSA
Sparkling Italian wine:
ASTI
Late, great boxing champ:
ALI
"You reap what you ___":
SOW
Like some tennis grips:
TWOHANDED
Hard to see through:
OPAQUE
The "p" of r.p.m.:
PER
He's next to Teddy on Mount Rushmore:
ABE
"___ pasa?":
QUE
Male turkey:
TOM
Bill with Washington's face:
ONE
"The Wizard of Oz" studio:
MGM
It has only a few stories:
LOWRISEBUILDING
Castaway's spot:
ISLE
"Mon ___!":
DIEU
Battle of ___ Jima:
IWO
Springsteen's E ___ Band:
STREET
Thing:
ITEM
Luau dance:
HULA
Insistence:
URGING
Lamb's mother:
EWE
Dog's bark:
WOOF
Distress signal producers:
FLAREGUNS
Scoring high on Rotten Tomatoes:
FRESH
Jouster's weapon:
LANCE
Open, as a toothpaste tube:
UNCAP
Prefix with transmitter:
NEURO
Celestial cool red giant:
SSTAR
Board for a séance:
OUIJA
Couple's answer to "Who's there?":
ITSUS
Article of apparel with styles found at the starts of 17-, 26-, 41-, 51- and 66-Across:
JEANS
Egypt's Sadat:
ANWAR
Telephoned:
RANG
Romanian composer Georges:
ENESCO
Male foal:
COLT
Number of lords a-leaping:
TEN
Break off a relationship:
ENDIT
Jockey purchase, informally:
TEE
Tool for severing a steel cable, maybe:
CUTOFFSAW
It might give you the chills:
FLU
"And ... ___!" (director's cry):
SCENE
Asia's diminishing ___ Sea:
ARAL
Moth whose name is Latin for "moon":
LUNA
Not give a definitive answer:
HEDGE
City with piers:
PORT
America's Cold War foe, for short:
USSR
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