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October 13th 2019 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
Verbal quirk from the 43rd U.S. president |
BUSHISM |
Actor Gabe |
KAPLAN |
"Go ahead" hand gesture |
OKSIGN |
Diplomatic agreement |
ENTENTE |
"Stop already!" |
ENOUGH |
Workweek ender |
FRIDAY |
Disturb calm piccolo players? |
FLUSTERRESTFULFLUTERS |
Alley — |
OOP |
Card game with melding |
CANASTA |
Chef Emeril |
LAGASSE |
Rival of Bing |
GOOGLE |
Singer Wilson with the 1977 hit "Telephone Man" |
MERI |
Diner patron |
EATER |
Most agile men of the cloth persevere? |
SPRIESTPRIESTSPERSIST |
Moreno of film |
RITA |
Goddess of dawn |
EOS |
— Na Na |
SHA |
Noisy baby toys make an aspiring actress jump? |
RATTLESSTARTLESTARLET |
Hilo "hello" |
ALOHA |
Related to fat, in biochemistry |
LIPOID |
Neighbor of a Syrian |
ISRAELI |
Tiny drink |
SIP |
Directive to Danno on "Hawaii Five-O" |
BOOKEM |
French actor Delon |
ALAIN |
More sickly-looking buccaneers wander around? |
PASTIERPIRATESTRAIPSE |
Tiny bits |
IOTAS |
At minimum |
NOLESS |
Above, to poets |
OER |
It links England and France |
CHUNNEL |
Retina part |
MACULA |
Actor Romero |
CESAR |
Shows where a few food-industry calves are hiding? |
REVEALSSEVERALVEALERS |
Rage |
IRE |
Suffix of sugars |
OSE |
Yale attendees |
ELIS |
Threw away the most rigid filaments? |
TRASHEDHARDESTTHREADS |
Salk vaccine target |
POLIO |
"— pronounce you ..." |
INOW |
Make certain |
INSURE |
Add to a database |
ENTERIN |
Munich's state |
BAVARIA |
Actor Romero |
NED |
Doorkeeper's purplish-red uniform ID? |
MAGENTAGATEMANNAMETAG |
River through the Carolinas |
PEEDEE |
Devoted fan |
ADORER |
"Let's do this now" |
ITSTIME |
Letter-shaped tracks in metalworking |
TSLOTS |
Softhearted |
GENTLE |
Operating room knives |
LANCETS |
Enshrouds in haze |
BEFOGS |
Remove a lasso from, e.g. |
UNLOOP |
Mental torpor |
STUPOR |
"— So Fine" (1963 hit) |
HES |
Bank acct. earnings |
INT |
Fr. nun, maybe |
STE |
Former div. of Ford |
MERC |
More acute |
KEENER |
Actor Aziz — |
ANSARI |
Anson Williams' role on "Happy Days" |
POTSIE |
Liza Minnelli's half sister Lorna |
LUFT |
Water, in Peru |
AGUA |
Sabres' gp. |
NHL |
In the recent past |
OFLATE |
Diane who played Helen in "Troy" |
KRUGER |
Hindu lutes |
SITARS |
May 15, e.g. |
IDES |
Needlefishes |
GARS |
Wall Street market inits. |
NYSE |
Exit incline |
RAMP |
Lickable envelope part |
FLAP |
Waist size |
GIRTH |
Actress Arcieri or Kenzle |
LEILA |
Punta del —, Uruguay |
ESTE |
To be, to Nero |
ESSE |
Prof's aides |
TAS |
Alien-seeking proj. |
SETI |
Recounted |
TOLD |
Dot on an ocean map |
ISLE |
Silverstein of kiddie lit |
SHEL |
Comic actor Jacques |
TATI |
Filing tool |
RASP |
Inter — (among others) |
ALIA |
Summits |
TOPS |
Splashes liquid on |
SLOPS |
— torch (luau light) |
TIKI |
Mimicker |
APER |
Lovey stuff |
ROMANCE |
Riverbed deposits |
SILTS |
Old Russian autocrats |
TSARS |
Opera tune |
ARIA |
Hindu queen |
RANI |
Chewed leaf stimulant |
BETEL |
Spoken exams |
ORALS |
Give — of approval |
ASEAL |
Fork point |
TINE |
39-Down off Scotland |
IONA |
Series of gigs |
TOUR |
Jazz legend Fitzgerald |
ELLA |
Ask, as a question |
POSE |
Char |
SEAR |
Blows it |
ERRS |
Lit — (univ. course) |
CRIT |
Mr., in Berlin |
HERR |
Middle layer of the eye |
UVEA |
Arizona city |
MESA |
Say to be so |
AVER |
— terrier (Toto, e.g.) |
CAIRN |
"It's nobody — business" |
ELSES |
Arty area of NYC |
SOHO |
Doc for pets |
VET |
K-12 |
ELHI |
Swimsuit brand |
SPEEDO |
Certain wasp |
HORNET |
Best-of-the-best groups |
ELITES |
Merrill of old movies |
DINA |
Shift, as attention |
DIVERT |
Glossy paint |
ENAMEL |
1957 Jimmy Dorsey hit |
SORARE |
Mattress size |
TWIN |
Mom's sis |
AUNTIE |
Saw things while asleep |
DREAMT |
Marsh plants |
SEDGES |
Pre- — (replace) |
EMPT |
Scottish turndowns |
NAES |
Neutrogena shampoo brand |
TGEL |
Expressed, as a farewell |
BADE |
Lots |
ATON |
Blue dye |
ANIL |
Comedy bit |
GAG |
— loss |
ATA |
Rival of AOL |
MSN |
Misc. abbr. |
ETC |
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