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| Clues |
Answers |
| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Evita’ lyricist |
TIMRICE |
| ‘Jurassic Park’ dino |
TREX |
| ‘Later,’ at a luau |
ALOHA |
| ‘Life ___ fair’ |
ISNT |
| 24-hr. breakfast server |
IHOP |
| Acting by oneself |
LONE |
| Article of roller derby footwear |
SKATE |
| Available for tenants |
TOLET |
| Ballpark event |
GAME |
| Banisher of snakes from Ireland |
STPATRICK |
| Becomes enraged |
SEESRED |
| Canal opened in 1825 |
ERIE |
| Cantina appetizer |
TAPA |
| Cantina munchie |
TACO |
| Caribou, e.g |
DEER |
| Caviar-producing sturgeon |
BELUGA |
| Chest muscle, informally |
PEC |
| Clumsy oafs |
CLODS |
| Colleague of Siskel and Roeper |
EBERT |
| Computer running OS X, for short |
MAC |
| Crude cartel (Abbr.) |
OPEC |
| Digital clock punctuation |
COLON |
| Does battle |
GOESATIT |
| Dracula’s airborne form |
BAT |
| Dundee dweller |
SCOT |
| Fed lines to |
CUED |
| Fish in salads |
TUNA |
| Fry quickly |
SAUTE |
| Game with a bullseye |
DARTS |
| Gem that can absorb water |
OPAL |
| Genre for Journey and Styx |
ARENAROCK |
| Get-up-and-go |
PEP |
| Have sovereignty |
RULE |
| Herbal brews |
TEAS |
| Icky buildup |
CRUD |
| Improves, as steak |
AGES |
| Jackie of action movies |
CHAN |
| Jet black |
ONYX |
| Kagan of the Supreme Court |
ELENA |
| Kraft veggie burger brand |
BOCA |
| Migratory honker |
CANADAGOOSE |
| Move like a 60-Down’s wings |
FLAP |
| Mynah or mockingbird |
MIMIC |
| Nailed perfectly |
ACED |
| Norwegian king before Harald |
OLAV |
| Opera house level |
TIER |
| Option word |
ELSE |
| Part of HRH, at times |
HER |
| Passed-down stories |
LORE |
| Pink bloom named for a vegetable |
CABBAGEROSE |
| Product similar to Brie |
CAMEMBERTCHEESE |
| Raid or Black Flag target |
ANT |
| Ran for the hills |
FLED |
| Refinery deliveries |
ORES |
| Repetitive throat-clearing, e.g |
TIC |
| Reversed, as a veto |
OVERRODE |
| Risky venture, for short |
SPEC |
| Shed one’s feathers |
MOLT |
| Shipwreck cause |
STORM |
| Simplify, with ‘down’ |
DUMB |
| Sounds of well-tuned engines |
HUMS |
| Spell ‘spell’ ‘spel,’ say |
ERR |
| Stated with authority |
SAIDSO |
| Stomach-soothing brand, for short |
BROMO |
| Suspect-clearing story |
ALIBI |
| Tale that may span centuries |
SAGA |
| Team with a mule mascot |
ARMY |
| The ‘O’ in OWN |
OPRAH |
| To-do list item |
TASK |
| Trip to Barbados, perhaps |
CARIBBEANCRUISE |
| TV chef Deen |
PAULA |
| Venerated tribesman |
ELDER |
| Wedge in a gimlet |
LIME |
| Wildly successful |
HUGE |
| Word after knuckle or buckle |
UNDER |
| Words of concession |
ILOSE |