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February 3rd 2019 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
TV ET from Melmac |
ALF |
Puncturing tool |
AWL |
Restrained like Rover |
ONALEASH |
"To a ..." poems |
ODES |
Road gunk |
TAR |
Zodiac beast |
LEO |
Course taker, e.g. |
ENROLLEE |
Actress Carter |
NELL |
Start of a riddle |
WHENANOLDWINDOWS |
Singer Fitzgerald |
ELLA |
Grove sight |
TREE |
Certain boxing stat |
TKO |
Mil. bigwig |
GEN |
Pale-looking |
ASHEN |
Riddle, part 2 |
COMPUTERWASSTARTING |
Kilmer of film |
VAL |
Alley- — |
OOP |
Lion's foot |
PAW |
Fellow's wig |
TOUPEE |
Actor Estevez |
EMILIO |
Sega's hedgehog |
SONIC |
Look up to |
RESPECT |
Riddle, part 3 |
TOMALFUNCTIONAND |
Lyric-writing Gershwin |
IRA |
Globes |
ORBS |
"Ixnay" |
NAH |
"Take this" |
HERE |
Brainstorms |
IDEAS |
Parsley bit |
SPRIG |
Riddle, part 4 |
THEHARDDRIVE |
Kay Thompson title girl |
ELOISE |
Native Kiwi |
MAORI |
Fluctuated greatly |
YOYOED |
Riddle, part 5 |
MADEASTRANGE |
Odor |
SMELL |
French port in Brittany |
BREST |
Outing ruiner |
RAIN |
Afflicted |
ILL |
Poses |
ASKS |
Inflated self |
EGO |
Riddle, part 6 |
HUMMINGNOISEWHAT |
TV talker Phil |
DONAHUE |
Slipknot loop |
NOOSE |
Andress of "Dr. No" |
URSULA |
Highest volcano in Eur. |
MTETNA |
Mil. bigwig |
SGT |
Mumbai "Mr." |
SRI |
Cotillion girl |
DEB |
End of the riddle |
MIGHTYOUSAYHAPPENED |
Throat affliction, for short |
STREP |
To the — degree |
NTH |
Western Hemisphere gp. |
OAS |
McEntire of song |
REBA |
Hair removal brand |
NAIR |
Riddle's answer |
MICROSOFTWHIRRED |
Deli sandwiches, for short |
BLTS |
Grow pale |
ETIOLATE |
Oct. follower |
NOV |
O'Hare approx. |
ETA |
Anatomical sac |
CYST |
Slammer |
HOOSEGOW |
Porker's place |
STY |
Water barrier |
DAM |
Element statistic: Abbr. |
ATWT |
Oz lion player Bert |
LAHR |
Ascend a rock face without aids for support |
FREECLIMB |
Done in the style of |
ALA |
Vanished as if by magic |
WENTPOOF |
Tilt the head skyward |
LOOKUP |
Big Brit. lexicon |
OED |
Houston-to-Dallas dir. |
NNW |
Actress Nicole — Parker |
ARI |
Vowel sound in "game" |
LONGA |
Born first |
ELDEST |
Alicia of ballet |
ALONSO |
Use stitches |
SEW |
"— a Rebel" |
HES |
Like a single-part process |
ONESTEP |
City of India |
DELHI |
Barkin of "The Fan" |
ELLEN |
Street talk |
SLANG |
Prefix with colonialism |
NEO |
Auction unit |
LOT |
Mars, to the Greeks |
ARES |
Move around in confusion |
MOIL |
Pleistocene, for one |
EPOCH |
Spout off |
RANT |
Axis-vs.-Allies event |
WWII |
Singer Tina |
TURNER |
Copycatted |
APED |
Bill blocker |
VETO |
Eros, to the Romans |
AMOR |
Young girls |
LASSIES |
Hang-up |
SNAG |
Be logically connected |
COHERE |
Letters after "had a farm" |
EIEIO |
Ache for |
CRAVE |
Subdued with a shock |
TASED |
Lead-in to lateral |
UNI |
Classic soda brand |
NEHI |
Coach Parseghian |
ARA |
Very hot star |
IDOL |
Anti-alcohol measures |
DRYLAWS |
Oct. exam for many juniors |
PSAT |
Home: Abbr. |
RES |
Compound in wine |
TANNIN |
Greedy type |
HOG |
Indigo, e.g. |
DYE |
Fix firmly |
EMBED |
One of the Florida Keys |
LARGO |
Cineplex — (former theater chain) |
ODEON |
Hurt severely |
MAIM |
Following loyally |
TRUETO |
Zodiac beast |
RAM |
Plum used to flavor gin |
SLOE |
Roman 1,051 |
MLI |
Commercial lead-in to -gram or -matic |
INSTA |
Shivered in fear or revulsion |
SHUDDERED |
Frilly veggie |
KALE |
Wild guess |
STAB |
Lewis of rock |
HUEY |
Apt to pry |
NOSY |
Artist Vincent van — |
GOGH |
Master marksman |
SURESHOT |
Actress Moran |
ERIN |
Calvin Coolidge's college |
AMHERST |
Beginning of a web address |
HTTP |
Papal envoy |
NUNCIO |
2017 World Series winners |
ASTROS |
Gives rise to |
SPAWNS |
Rachel Maddow's channel |
MSNBC |
Rome's land |
ITALY |
Ground corn dish |
GRITS |
Burn — in one's pocket |
AHOLE |
Chili holder |
POT |
Foul up |
ERR |
Version being tested |
BETA |
Eden evictee |
ADAM |
"I'm less than impressed" |
MEH |
"Who am — argue?" |
ITO |
Cave in |
SAG |
Siouan people |
OTO |
A small number of |
FEW |
Trellis plant |
IVY |
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