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June 18th 2017 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
Like whisked eggs |
BEATEN |
11th U.S. president |
POLK |
Two — kind |
OFA |
OshKosh — (clothing brand) |
BGOSH |
Rio Grande city |
LAREDO |
Turn about an axis |
SLUE |
Hoop part |
RIM |
Supply (with) |
ENDUE |
Reach |
ATTAIN |
Back in the day |
YEARSAGO |
Gird one's — |
LOINS |
Elena Kagan and others |
SUPREMECOURTJUSTICES |
Govt. ecology org. |
EPA |
Biblical verb ending |
ETH |
Suffix with front or cloth |
IER |
— hall (U. hangout) |
REC |
Limbo and others |
DANTESCIRCLESOFHELL |
Vast quantity |
SEA |
Motel cousin |
INN |
"Alley- —" (1960 #1 hit) |
OOP |
"So it is!" |
ISEE |
Euterpe and others |
MYTHOLOGICALMUSES |
Cleveland NBAer |
CAV |
Actor Sacha Baron — |
COHEN |
Post-it initialism |
FYI |
Up until now |
YET |
Prior to, in poetry |
AFORE |
Parisian pal |
AMI |
Italy's loc. |
EUR |
Way of carrying oneself |
MIEN |
Wooded region in France |
ARGONNE |
Kitchen and others |
ROOMSONACLUEBOARD |
Still a bit firm, as cooked pasta |
ALDENTE |
Russian city or region |
OREL |
Barrett of Pink Floyd |
SYD |
ThinkPad maker, once |
IBM |
Spy novelist John le — |
CARRE |
"Boy, — ever!" |
DOI |
Inits. on a battleship |
USS |
Delhi's home |
INDIA |
Noted time |
ERA |
Shortstop and others |
BASEBALLPOSITIONS |
Tire trappers |
RUTS |
Wall-to-wall, e.g. |
RUG |
Water in une fontaine |
EAU |
With 61-Down, request |
ASK |
"Eroica" and others |
BEETHOVENSYMPHONIES |
Sleep cycle acronym |
REM |
Lead-in to natal |
NEO |
Texter's "Holy moly!" |
OMG |
33rd U.S. pres. |
HST |
Fact about 27-, 34-, 48-, 68-, 86- and 97-Across |
THEYAREALLSETSOFNINE |
Out in front |
AHEAD |
Cocky |
ARROGANT |
New Zealand indigenes |
MAORIS |
"The Trial" novelist Franz |
KAFKA |
Onetime GI |
VET |
White cheese |
BRIE |
Bewitched |
ENRAPT |
Fidgety |
ANTSY |
Prefix with thermal |
ISO |
"And there you have it!" |
TADA |
Late actress Gabor |
ZSAZSA |
Oh-so-bored |
BLASE |
Scarf down |
EATUP |
Sketcher's tablet |
ARTPAD |
Put a rip in |
TEAR |
Pop singer Brickell |
EDIE |
Nitrogen or carbon, e.g. |
NONMETAL |
Intimidates, with "out" |
PSYCHS |
Margarine |
OLEO |
Maui feast |
LUAU |
Deborah of old films |
KERR |
Mouth pain relief brand |
ORAJEL |
Solve |
FIGUREOUT |
Singer Tori |
AMOS |
Ism |
BELIEF |
Dumplings in an Italian restaurant |
GNOCCHI |
Dog of comics |
ODIE |
Phoenix NBA team |
SUNS |
"— a Rebel" (1962 hit) |
HES |
Bic Clic — |
STIC |
Summer, in France |
ETE |
Overused theme |
TROPE |
Arthur with a racket |
ASHE |
Gas in glass |
NEON |
103, to Nero |
CIII |
Mag for an entrepreneur |
INC |
It's stranded in cells |
RNA |
"Help!" from a helmsman |
SOS |
City north of San Diego |
ESCONDIDO |
Hear (of) |
LEARN |
Flood control structure |
LEVEE |
Longtime record label |
MCA |
— Kippur |
YOM |
Very inferior |
THIRDRATE |
Valuable |
OFUSE |
Lamb-in-pita treat |
GYRO |
Geologist Sir Charles — |
LYELL |
Bistro list |
MENU |
Chronicle |
SAGA |
See 96-Across |
FOR |
Pro trained in trauma |
EMT |
Callas of opera |
MARIA |
Cola cubes |
ICE |
Large chasm |
ABYSS |
Angling need |
ROD |
Atop, in verse |
OER |
Certain ground-floor apartment |
ONEB |
Tyro PC gamer, say |
NOOB |
Petro-Canada rival |
ESSO |
Sour in taste |
ACERB |
Actor Lash of Westerns |
LARUE |
Post office container |
BIN |
Mothers |
MAS |
TV host Ellen |
DEGENERES |
"—, and away!" |
UPUP |
Possible reply to "Who's there?" |
ITSI |
Shoe brand |
NIKE |
Scent |
AROMA |
Toyota Sequoia, e.g. |
SUV |
ESPN anchor Bob |
LEY |
Flee quickly |
LAM |
He played Andy Torres on "Cougar Town" |
IANGOMEZ |
Spells, as of luck |
STREAKS |
Prime period |
HEYDAY |
Not far from |
NEARTO |
Fly alone |
SOLO |
Age-old flu-fighting drink |
HOTTEA |
Yoga chants |
OMS |
Iranian city |
SHIRAZ |
Quick cuts |
SNIPS |
Seed coating |
TESTA |
More — likely |
THAN |
Test by lifting |
HEFT |
Sitar player Shankar |
RAVI |
Pride parade initialism |
LGBT |
— Lee (food brand) |
SARA |
Camelot wife |
ENID |
Big admirers |
FANS |
Comic Dunn |
NORA |
Alias abbr. |
AKA |
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