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November 6th 2016 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
Roman 102 |
CII |
Took off on |
APED |
Overflowing (in) |
AWASH |
Comes into being |
ARISES |
Pal from way back |
OLDBUDDY |
TV sergeant played by Phil Silvers |
BILKO |
Put a new front on |
REFACE |
What a table had when Sitting Bull was sitting at it? |
SIOUXFEETUNDER |
1994 sci-fi action film |
TFORCE |
Tailless cat |
MANX |
Secretive govt. group |
NSA |
Small city's package deliverer? |
TOWNCOURIER |
Eight-armed mollusks |
OCTOPI |
London lav |
LOO |
Muslim chief |
EMIR |
Marshy inlet near Boston? |
MASSACHUSETTSBAYOU |
Atty.'s org. |
ABA |
Bang, as a big toe |
STUB |
Supper crumbs |
ORTS |
Long oar |
SCULL |
Actor Max |
BAER |
Spanish cheers |
OLES |
Carne — (Mexican steak dish) |
ASADA |
Vicinity |
AREA |
Vigor, in music |
BRIO |
Coup d'état? |
OUSTINGOPERATION |
As dry as — |
ABONE |
Prefix with tourism |
ECO |
1998 Australian Open winner Korda |
PETR |
Fast at installing canoe stabilizers? |
QUICKONTHEOUTRIGGER |
Award in the ad business |
CLIO |
P.O. item |
LTR |
Directive |
ORDER |
Unfeeling person's fake-out? |
CALLOUSONESBLUFF |
Mid-voyage |
ASEA |
— -deucy (card game) |
ACEY |
Streep of film |
MERYL |
Plum cousin |
SLOE |
Class fixture |
DESK |
Ringo on drums |
STARR |
With 103-Across, frozen dessert brand |
SARA |
Cop in a drug bust |
NARC |
See 98-Across |
LEE |
Like an ogre wearing his facial disguise? |
HIDEOUSBEHINDAMASK |
Graf — (ill-fated German warship) |
SPEE |
Notch shape |
VEE |
Inner layer |
LINING |
"My poetry is terrible compared to Maya's"? |
IMNOANGELOU |
Hearing thing |
EAR |
Dog in "Garfield" |
ODIE |
Setting |
LOCALE |
Messed up during a film shoot? |
FOULEDTHESCENE |
Really stuck |
INAFIX |
"Paradise Lost" figure |
URIEL |
Mongoose cousins |
MEERKATS |
How china is often sold |
ASASET |
Noodges |
PESTS |
Alternative to Bloomie's |
SAKS |
That ship |
SHE |
Vodka drink, informally |
COSMO |
Hipbone-related |
ILIAC |
"— buy that!" |
IDONT |
"La Cage — Folles" |
AUX |
Alternative to a Word file |
PDF |
Early utopia |
EDEN |
Colorants |
DYES |
— Dhabi |
ABU |
Vogue editor Anna |
WINTOUR |
Actor — Ray |
ALDO |
Give a bias |
SKEW |
Large wasp |
HORNET |
Stella — (beer) |
ARTOIS |
Renovates, for short |
REFURBS |
"— one ..." (start of an opinion) |
IFOR |
Indian dress |
SARI |
"Behold!," to Caesar |
ECCE |
Foreteller |
SEER |
Plump and healthy-looking |
BUXOM |
Soft rock |
TALC |
"Still the King" cable channel |
CMT |
Faux — |
PAS |
Schoolyard rejoinder |
ISTOO |
"Well now!" |
OHO |
"Star Trek" helmsman |
SULU |
$5 bills, in slang |
ABES |
Forest buck |
STAG |
Shell rival in Canada |
ESSO |
Curious as — |
ACAT |
Cosmonaut Gagarin |
YURI |
Muffin topper |
OLEO |
— Bator |
ULAN |
"SOS" band |
ABBA |
7/4 cookout |
BARBQ |
The vowels |
AEIOU |
Rice-A- — |
RONI |
"Let it stand" |
STET |
Datebook entry: Abbr. |
APPT |
Elk cousin |
DEER |
Intro drawing class, maybe |
ARTI |
"— bin ein Berliner" |
ICH |
Carols |
NOELS |
Ship of myth |
ARGO |
Shoe brand |
ECCO |
Model Heidi |
KLUM |
French department |
OISE |
Former queen of Jordan |
NOOR |
Gambling venue, briefly |
OTB |
Website IDs |
URLS |
Alum |
GRAD |
Ill-fated Ford |
EDSEL |
Witherspoon of Hollywood |
REESE |
Garden tool |
RAKE |
Wallet filler |
CASH |
Play starter |
ACTI |
Main role |
LEAD |
Harp cousin |
LYRE |
NASDAQ cousin |
NYSE |
"In the Valley of —" (2007 film) |
ELAH |
Arm bone |
ULNA |
Beer topper |
FOAM |
Not tame |
FERAL |
"Twilight" vampire — Hale |
ROSALIE |
Small stream |
RIVULET |
Prop- ending |
ANE |
15-season CBS series |
CSI |
About to bat, e.g. |
UPNEXT |
Division: Abbr. |
SEG |
Fortify |
BEEFUP |
Feat |
DEED |
Bad-mouth |
KNOCK |
Concepts |
IDEAS |
Late inning |
NINTH |
Swan cousins |
GEESE |
Skater Kulik |
ILIA |
Olympus — (volcano on Mars) |
MONS |
Big Ten gp. |
NCAA |
Klutzy sorts |
OAFS |
Folk wisdom |
LORE |
Yves' yeses |
OUIS |
$$$ sources |
ATMS |
Emu cousin |
RHEA |
Raised rails |
ELS |
Comic shriek |
EEK |
This yr.'s 75-Downs |
SRS |
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