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August 9 2020 crossword
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FACADE
Compete in one leg of a modern pentathlon:
FENCE
Loud, as the surf:
AROAR
Chills:
COOLS
Not incl.:
ADDL
Set the boundaries of:
DELIMIT
Perfect:
EDENIC
Spanish rice:
ARROZ
Smart ___:
ALEC
Painter of the "Four Freedoms" series, 1943:
ROCKWELL
Sound from a cheering crowd:
RAH
Even:
ONAPAR
Pinnacle:
ZENITH
Little sucker?:
VAC
___ Chemical Company, onetime maker of VapoRub:
VICK
Writer Serwer of The Atlantic:
ADAM
Event planner's need:
CALENDAR
Smallish batteries:
AAS
Attempts:
ASSAYS
They're listed by degrees:
ALUMNI
___ boom:
SONIC
Like a seacoast after a storm, maybe:
ERODED
Ferris Bueller's girlfriend:
SLOANE
Struck, old-style:
SMIT
___ B. Wells, civil rights pioneer:
IDA
___-mo:
SLO
S as in soup?:
NOODLE
Kind of drawing:
MECHANICAL
Bygone Apple messaging app:
ICHAT
Icarus's downfall:
SUN
Skip work for health reasons:
CALLINSICK
Members of a blended family:
STEPKIDS
Words after "Ooh, ooh!":
PICKME
Beau, to Brigitte:
AMI
Verbal stumbles:
ERS
Baseball catcher:
MITT
Ire:
WRATH
Move, in Realtor jargon:
RELO
Boy band with two members who previously starred on "The Mickey Mouse Club":
NSYNC
*Airport logjam:
SECURITYLINE
Little suckers:
LICE
*Rick, Ilsa and Victor had one in "Casablanca":
LOVETRIANGLE
Headgear for a tailgater:
BEERHAT
First lady between Eleanor and Mamie:
BESS
Fanny:
TUSH
One of the Arnazes:
DESI
"... but it's up to you":
ORNOT
Accented cheer:
OLE
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy, for two:
REDHEADS
Restricted zone:
NOGOAREA
Famously green shampoo:
PRELL
"Ba-dum-tss":
RIMSHOT
Rap's Shakur:
TUPAC
Education support grps.:
PTAS
Pope after Benedict IV:
LEOV
*Winter vacation destination:
SKISLOPE
___ Paulo, Brazil:
SAO
Sea route, e.g.:
PATH
"Frozen" queen:
ELSA
Parades:
STRUTS
Endless YouTube viewing, e.g.:
TIMESINK
French island off the coast of Newfoundland:
STPIERRE
Barely beat:
EDGE
Goals:
AIMS
Silverback gorilla, e.g.:
ALPHA
Tropical yellow fruits:
PAPAYAS
Moreno with an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony:
RITA
Writer Rand:
AYN
Drag racing vehicles:
HOTRODS
New York city with a marina:
RYE
"___ trap!":
ITSA
Suffix with tour or Tory:
ISM
Meager:
SKIMPY
___-El (Superman's birth name):
KAL
Tired:
WEARY
Conflict during which the Lusitania was sunk: Abbr.:
WWI
In perfect order ... or, as two words, what's formed by applying the answers for the five starred clues to the circled letters:
SHIPSHAPE
Fateful date:
IDES
What's left at sea:
PORT
Dig in:
ENTRENCH
Dined at home:
ATEIN
More skeptical:
WARIER
Flat, round bread cooked on a griddle:
ROTI
"Hamilton" actor Leslie ___ Jr.:
ODOM
Break down, to a Brit:
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Noted congresswoman from the Bronx, familiarly:
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Theory:
IDEA
Sea ___:
OTTER
After-bath application:
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Prefix with -plasm:
CYTO
Anatomical sac:
CYST
Piece paid by Pisans for a piece of pizza, previously:
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Hoped-for response to an SOS:
AID
Safe places:
SANCTA
Lien holder, e.g.:
CREDITOR
*Multi-episode narrative:
STORYARC
Ahab's father in the Bible:
OMRI
Desert's lack:
RAINFALL
Crucifix inscription:
INRI
Relentlessly question:
GRILL
Hogwarts professor who was secretly a werewolf:
LUPIN
En ___ (as a whole):
MASSE
Having tattoos:
INKED
"Awkward Black Girl" creator and star:
ISSARAE
Event that's a bit off?:
SALE
"Who cares?":
SOWHAT
Slapstick silliness:
ANTICS
The butler, stereotypically:
CULPRIT
Gary who created "The Far Side":
LARSON
Award to be hung:
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It gives Ford an "F": Abbr.:
NYSE
Start of a playground joke:
YOMAMA
Buff:
TONED
U.S. govt. bond:
TNOTE
First Alaskan on a major U.S. party ticket:
PALIN
E-4, E-5 and E-6, in the U.S. Navy, in brief:
NCOS
Compass letters:
NSEW
Successors to LPs:
CDS
Unisex fragrance:
CKONE
___ Street, Perry Mason's secretary:
DELLA
Strong ropes used to support masts:
STAYS
Part of Canada above Alta. and Sask.:
NWT
One of the Gandhis:
INDIRA
Verb preceder:
NOUN
Bad things on motorists' records, for short:
DWIS
Where to get a mullet trimmed:
FISHMARKET
"Dies ___" (hymn):
IRAE
Curb, with "in":
REIN
"___ get it now!":
OHI
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TOWNSQUARE
The Jazz, on scoreboards:
UTA
Colored ring:
AREOLA
Washington's Sea-___ Airport:
TAC
Non's opposite:
OUI
Ban ... or bandit:
OUTLAW
By and large:
MAINLY
College entrance exam org.:
ETS
Hosp. V.I.P.s:
RNS
Author Zora ___ Hurston:
NEALE
Son of Aphrodite:
AENEAS
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