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October 20th 2019 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
Spot's threat |
GRR |
Bacteria-growing gel |
AGAR |
Crevices |
RIFTS |
Having the most wisdom |
SAGEST |
Glasgow refusal |
NAE |
"Space Ghost" cartoonist Alex |
TOTH |
Actress Kemper of "The Office" |
ELLIE |
Swollen and distended |
TURGID |
Central North Carolina city |
ASHEBORO |
747, say |
PLANE |
Often-used expressions |
IDIOMS |
Start of a riddle |
WHENAFAMOUSWOMANIN |
"Three Times —" (1978 hit song) |
ALADY |
Hay unit |
BALE |
Be in great anguish |
AGONIZE |
Trainee, e.g. |
TYRO |
Riddle, part 2 |
ANURSERYRHYMEWAS |
Diplomat's skill |
FINESSE |
Former NBAer Ming |
YAO |
Gets wrinkles out of |
IRONS |
See 71-Down |
IDA |
1930s-'40s prez |
FDR |
Church vestibule |
NARTHEX |
Classical intro? |
NEO |
Riddle, part 3 |
VERYSADTOFIND |
It may take the cake |
OVEN |
"— Sexy" (1992 #1 hit song) |
IMTOO |
Clapton of rock |
ERIC |
Bernstein's "Candide," for one |
OPERETTA |
Early Oscar winner Jannings |
EMIL |
Riddle, part 4 |
NOMOREBONES |
Fought (for) |
VIED |
Look for a therapist, say |
SEEKHELP |
Poi base |
TARO |
River mouth deposit |
DELTA |
Go via boat |
SAIL |
Riddle, part 5 |
FORHERPOORDOG |
"— culpa!" |
MEA |
How a winding path proceeds |
SNAKILY |
Part of RBI or ERA |
RUN |
Dir. from Ariz. to Ky. |
ENE |
Dazzling success |
ECLAT |
Despot Amin |
IDI |
Gives a hand |
ASSISTS |
End of the riddle |
WHATHAPPENEDNEXT |
"Woe is me!" |
ALAS |
"The Mummers' Dance" singer McKennitt |
LOREENA |
No longer relevant |
MOOT |
Classic arcade name |
ATARI |
Riddle's answer |
OLDMOTHERBLUBBERED |
All-terrain military vehicle |
HUMVEE |
Clipped, as a sheep |
SHORN |
Many a magic trick |
ILLUSION |
Give support |
UPBEAR |
Sizable |
LARGE |
Sulky state |
SNIT |
Malt product |
ALE |
Some online greetings |
ECARDS |
Possessed |
OWNED |
GI's "lullaby" |
TAPS |
Longest river of Scotland |
TAY |
Chew on persistently |
GNAWAT |
In an overly hasty way |
RASHLY |
Hold a new trial for |
REHEAR |
Up a tree |
ATBAY |
Silly mistake |
GOOF |
Razor option |
ATRA |
Certain parallelogram |
RHOMBUS |
Drive back |
REPULSE |
"Maybe" |
ILLSEE |
Shortcoming |
FLAW |
Ex-Yankee Martinez |
TINO |
Appear |
SEEM |
Miserly |
STINGY |
Sound engineer's console |
AUDIOMIXER |
Smiling one |
GRINNER |
Swelled head |
EGO |
Resident of a gaming "City" |
SIM |
NFL scores |
TDS |
"It's the — an era" |
ENDOF |
Rowboat pair |
OARS |
Satisfied sigh |
AAH |
Victor's gloat |
IWON |
"Titanic" actor Billy |
ZANE |
Petro-Canada rival |
ESSO |
Time — half |
ANDA |
Square type |
NERD |
Meg of "I.Q." |
RYAN |
Three feet |
YARD |
"Poppycock!" |
ROT |
"Should that be true ..." |
IFSO |
Brown, Penn and Harvard |
IVIES |
"The Silence of the Lambs" director Jonathan |
DEMME |
Shaw of swing |
ARTIE |
"Valiant attempt!" |
NICETRY |
Aspiration |
HOPE |
Just-prior periods |
EVES |
Egg middles |
YOLKS |
Work fill-in |
TEMP |
Goya's gold |
ORO |
Cedar cousin |
FIR |
"Fat chance!" |
NEVER |
— about (close to) |
ONOR |
Mark in "piñata" |
TILDE |
"Grand" Rockies peak |
TETON |
Wise saying |
ADAGE |
Herr's "no" |
NEIN |
Pot for arroz con pollo |
OLLA |
"Poppycock!" |
BAH |
With 46-Across, brand of frozen fries |
ORE |
Is in first place |
HASTHELEAD |
"— be shy" |
DONT |
Bona — (real) |
FIDE |
Lena of "Havana" |
OLIN |
Grand — (auto race) |
PRIX |
Drive out |
OUST |
Whine like a baby |
MEWL |
Yodeling comeback |
ECHO |
Banned orchard spray |
ALAR |
Currency of Laos |
KIP |
Dined at someone else's place |
ATEOVER |
Embellished |
ADORNED |
Haughty sort |
SNOB |
Band's lineup of gig songs |
SETLIST |
Fills up |
SATES |
"Gas Food Lodging" director Allison |
ANDERS |
Tennis player Shriver |
PAM |
Appear |
EMERGE |
Lasso |
LARIAT |
Colorful ring of anatomy |
AREOLA |
Writer Sheldon |
SIDNEY |
Lies against |
ABUTS |
Port of Norway |
OSLO |
Turn to liquid |
THAW |
Trumpet, e.g. |
HORN |
Forearm part |
ULNA |
Radar image |
BLIP |
Color tone |
HUE |
Scanned market ID |
UPC |
Deg. for many an exec |
MBA |
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