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1960s arena, briefly | View Answer |
2, 5, 7, 9, 13, 15, 17 and 20, for the eight hiding in this grid | View Answer |
Abolitionist slated to replace Jackson on the $20 bill | View Answer |
Affectionate gift | View Answer |
Anatomical pouch | View Answer |
Anti-harassment hashtag | View Answer |
Anxious feeling | View Answer |
Athlete’s ultimate punishment | View Answer |
ATI computer chipset brand | View Answer |
Attendee of a My Chemical Romance concert, perhaps | View Answer |
Aurora’s counterpart | View Answer |
Awesomely exciting, slangily | View Answer |
Ball team in red, white and blue uniforms | View Answer |
Ball-bearing item | View Answer |
Bankruptcy filer of 2001 | View Answer |
Bear abode | View Answer |
Biden senior adviser Richmond | View Answer |
Bikini wearer’s giveaway | View Answer |
Blue | View Answer |
Border | View Answer |
Brief time, briefly | View Answer |
Bright red | View Answer |
British sovereignty in India | View Answer |
Cajole | View Answer |
Car ad letters | View Answer |
Characteristic | View Answer |
City near Dortmund | View Answer |
Clamp shape | View Answer |
Collapse inward | View Answer |
Colleague of eight others who are hiding in this grid | View Answer |
Complete | View Answer |
Concerned only with the immediate future | View Answer |
Contracted | View Answer |
County southeast of Napa | View Answer |
Cricket, for one | View Answer |
Daft, in Derby | View Answer |
Dagger alternative | View Answer |
December 24 and 31, e.g | View Answer |
Delphi temple attendant | View Answer |
DH for the Yanks in 2015 and 2016 | View Answer |
Disappearing sea | View Answer |
Drive away | View Answer |
Dwarf with glasses | View Answer |
First-hand, as intelligence | View Answer |
Five-time NBA MVP | View Answer |
Flight part | View Answer |
Fly catcher | View Answer |
Foot bones | View Answer |
Former U.S. women’s soccer team coach Sundhage | View Answer |
French wine grape | View Answer |
Game division | View Answer |
Good one to wager on | View Answer |
Good things that come to those who wait | View Answer |
Hits the sauce | View Answer |
Hold tight | View Answer |
Hoppy brews | View Answer |
Insubstantial writing | View Answer |
Intern, often | View Answer |
Intro to a forum view | View Answer |
INXS song “I ___ Message” | View Answer |
It’s next to iodine in the periodic table | View Answer |
Lake at the southern end of the Welland Canal | View Answer |
Like carbonara sauce | View Answer |
Like the Honda CR-Z | View Answer |
Makes blank | View Answer |
Many a Mauritanian | View Answer |
Market business | View Answer |
Mom’s mom, informally | View Answer |
More charming | View Answer |
Mosque of Ibn Tulun setting | View Answer |
Name on “King Kong” posters | View Answer |
No longer anonymous | View Answer |
Noted name in shock rock | View Answer |
One from the hearth? | View Answer |
One of three on a Quidditch team | View Answer |
Org. whose seal features an eagle clutching a key | View Answer |
Out of the way | View Answer |
Pair in a king | View Answer |
Panasonic audio brand | View Answer |
Paris’s abductee | View Answer |
Passes over | View Answer |
Patel of “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” | View Answer |
Patient people | View Answer |
Penguins great Lemieux | View Answer |
Photojournalist Dith, subject of “The Killing Fields” | View Answer |
Pitched | View Answer |
Played again | View Answer |
Polite request | View Answer |
Polo in China | View Answer |
Powerful group | View Answer |
Prefix with sphere or pause | View Answer |
Put back on the market | View Answer |
Puts out | View Answer |
QB’s mistake | View Answer |
Quarterback’s group | View Answer |
Queen Latifah album “Nature of a ___” | View Answer |
Retainer, e.g | View Answer |
Rockefeller in NYC, e.g | View Answer |
Romeo’s cousin | View Answer |
Rome’s Fontana di ___ | View Answer |
Rook’s output | View Answer |
Scot’s topper | View Answer |
Second-largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands | View Answer |
Service component | View Answer |
Sgt.’s superior | View Answer |
Shay’s country music partner | View Answer |
She plays Chani in “Dune” | View Answer |
Sheltered inlets | View Answer |
Signal of desperation | View Answer |
Significant span | View Answer |
Singer Perry | View Answer |
Site of Chicago touchdowns | View Answer |
Six for a TD | View Answer |
Small African parrots | View Answer |
Snow clouds | View Answer |
Some crime scene evidence | View Answer |
Sound from carolers? | View Answer |
Spanish farewell | View Answer |
Start for athlete or color | View Answer |
Stock holder | View Answer |
Took in | View Answer |
Tool in school | View Answer |
Tough tests | View Answer |
Tribe’s home, informally | View Answer |
Tyler of “Armageddon” | View Answer |
Unopposed shots | View Answer |
Unseen title character of 1953 | View Answer |
Visual effects co. founded by George Lucas | View Answer |
Wager | View Answer |
Wally’s nickname for his brother | View Answer |
Williamsburg tavern owner Campbell | View Answer |
Words following a yawn | View Answer |
Wore | View Answer |
Young Yorkie | View Answer |
Youngster in a holt | View Answer |
Zagreb native | View Answer |
___ avis | View Answer |
“Appalachian Spring” composer | View Answer |
“Cat on ___ Tin Roof” | View Answer |
“Meet the Press” host Chuck | View Answer |
“Rhyme Pays” rapper | View Answer |
“So Sick” singer | View Answer |
“Two, two, two mints in one” brand | View Answer |
“___ luego” (Spanish farewell) | View Answer |
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