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November 12th 2017 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
Tropical tree |
PALM |
Des — (capital of Iowa) |
MOINES |
Cartoonist Addams, familiarly |
CHAS |
Floor mop |
SWAB |
Berry of a Brazilian 1-Across |
ACAI |
Practically no time |
AFLASH |
— Hashana |
ROSH |
"Relax!" |
EASY |
Poker hand of four clubs and one heart, say |
BUSTEDFLUSH |
Itty bit |
IOTA |
Judicious |
WISE |
Old TV's "Remington —" |
STEELE |
Test for univ. seniors |
GRE |
One of the Gandhis |
INDIRA |
Weep noisily |
SOB |
Country singer Clark |
TERRI |
Field of a homebuilder |
HOUSINGINDUSTRY |
Farm tool |
HOE |
No-charge |
FREE |
Moisten, as poultry |
BASTE |
What a patent or copyright might grant |
EXCLUSIVEUSE |
"E pluribus —" |
UNUM |
Wear out |
TIRE |
Plotting aids |
GRIDS |
Many a critic |
RATER |
Org. for Roger Federer |
ATP |
Oatmeal bath brand |
AVEENO |
Outback locale |
AUSTRALIANBUSH |
Cube creator Rubik |
ERNO |
Post-Kantian philosopher Georg |
HEGEL |
Somewhat |
ATAD |
Duplicated |
COPIED |
Beatles song that's an apt alternate title for this puzzle |
TWOOFUS |
Lower baseball leagues |
MINORS |
Taylor tyke of old TV |
OPIE |
Clip, as wool |
SHEAR |
"High Voltage" band |
ACDC |
Facial feature of Mark Twain |
WALRUSMUSTACHE |
Island of Venice |
RIALTO |
Foxlike |
SLY |
Haunting one |
GHOST |
Capital of Jordan |
AMMAN |
Sage guide |
GURU |
Smelter junk |
SLAG |
Luxury airport transport |
LIMOUSINEBUS |
Moses' peak |
SINAI |
Chachi player Scott |
BAIO |
"— So Fine" (1963 hit) |
HES |
A shoulder shrug exercises it |
TRAPEZIUSMUSCLE |
Flunkies' responses |
YESES |
Get decayed |
ROT |
Amend |
REVISE |
So-so mark |
CEE |
Put in a box |
ENCASE |
Army division |
UNIT |
Yarn |
TALE |
For no particular reason |
JUSTBECAUSE |
Little bay |
COVE |
Added stipulations |
ANDS |
"The Jeffersons" actress Sanford |
ISABEL |
Tread |
STEP |
Body part with the ACL |
KNEE |
Get lippy with |
SASS |
Soft caps |
BERETS |
Female fowl |
HENS |
Blue Ribbon beer brewer |
PABST |
Piercing |
ACUTE |
Cutting beam |
LASER |
Priestly hat |
MITER |
Formed |
MADE |
See 115-Down |
OFF |
"Send me!" |
ILLGO |
Island nation in the Pacific |
NAURU |
Double curves |
ESSES |
"Zip it up!" |
SHH |
Wince |
CRINGE |
Thick, head-hiding top |
HOODIE |
Sean of "50 First Dates" |
ASTIN |
Pottery piece |
SHARD |
Hem, e.g. |
SEW |
Pants parts |
WAISTS |
Put in groups |
ASSORT |
"Ta-ta!" |
BYEBYE |
1910s senator Root |
ELIHU |
Memo start |
INRE |
Red-brown |
AUBURN |
King-to-be |
HEIR |
Uncertain things |
IFS |
Neill of film |
SAM |
CBS journalist Charles |
OSGOOD |
LAX posting |
ETA |
VII doubled |
XIV |
In a spine-chilling way |
CREEPILY |
More guarded |
LEERIER |
By way of |
VIA |
Univ. email ender |
EDU |
Inits. on a navy vessel |
USS |
Electric or water co. |
UTIL |
Tchr.'s gp. |
NEA |
Spaghetti sauce brand |
RAGU |
British brews |
ALES |
Group that services car owners |
AUTOCLUB |
Alexis I, e.g. |
TSAR |
High degs. |
PHDS |
LA-to-MI dir. |
NNE |
Actress Birch of "American Beauty" |
THORA |
TKO caller |
REF |
Cut coverer |
BANDAGE |
Dairy beasts |
COWS |
Milky gem |
OPAL |
Ergo |
THUS |
Part of SW |
WEST |
Grain bit |
OAT |
Hitchcock film of 1964 |
MARNIE |
Here, to Luc |
ICI |
Bad city air |
SMOG |
More unsightly |
UGLIER |
"— Na Na" |
SHA |
GoPro, e.g. |
CAM |
Med. group |
HMO |
Bird of the 58-Across |
EMU |
—TV (cable channel) |
TRU |
Suffix with resin or peril |
OUS |
Court great Arthur |
ASHE |
Trunk gunk |
SAP |
Green fruit |
LIME |
Chit letters |
IOU |
"Gone" boy band |
NSYNC |
Slapped, e.g. |
STRUCK |
Patch variety |
IRONON |
Endemic |
NATIVE |
Intensifies |
BUILDS |
Evaluate |
ASSESS |
Sorority letters |
ZETAS |
First ex of Donald |
IVANA |
"— me?" ("What'd ya say?") |
SCUSE |
"Dog whisperer" Millan |
CESAR |
Don't disturb |
LETBE |
Digital dough |
ECASH |
Fry a bit |
SAUTE |
Ruhr's chief city |
ESSEN |
Leaks slowly |
SEEPS |
Slippery swimmers |
EELS |
With 6-Down, start a round of golf |
TEE |
Sloop sail |
JIB |
Lay odds |
BET |
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