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December 30th 2018 Answers
Clue |
Solution |
Halo sporter |
ANGEL |
Nest nuggets |
EGGS |
Had no being |
WASNT |
"Vamoose!" |
SCAT |
"I wanna try!" |
LEMME |
Cameo, e.g. |
ROLE |
Lend — (pay attention) |
ANEAR |
Poi source |
TARO |
Participants in a guided discussion |
FOCUSGROUP |
Longtime kids' nature magazine |
RANGERRICK |
Spanish for "bear" |
OSO |
McDonnell Douglas jet |
DCTEN |
Refuge |
SAFEAREA |
Thelma's cohort, in film |
LOUISE |
Use an entryway |
GOIN |
Velvet or Hallow ender |
EEN |
— hop (jitterbug) |
LINDY |
14- to 18-year-old in a British youth association |
EXPLORERSCOUT |
Source copy: Abbr. |
ORIG |
"BTW" part |
THE |
You, in Berlin |
SIE |
Road given a no. |
RTE |
Pop-rock singer Simpson |
ASHLEE |
Kind of sheet metal |
TINPLATE |
Border illumination on some smartphones |
EDGELIGHTING |
Mini-whirlpools |
EDDIES |
What bran provides, to Brits |
FIBRE |
Grads.-to-be |
SRS |
Basso Pinza |
EZIO |
Outfits anew |
RESUITS |
"No" voter |
NAY |
"— culpa!" |
MEA |
Slender nails |
BRADS |
Large cosmological aggregate |
GALAXYCLUSTER |
Imams' God |
ALLAH |
U.S. tax org. |
IRS |
Berlin article |
EIN |
Ejected lava |
ERUPTED |
Waste time |
LOAF |
Party game |
UNO |
"— not lost" |
ALLIS |
1980s TV's Remington |
STEELE |
1966 Wilson Pickett hit |
MUSTANGSALLY |
The "I" of 75-Across |
INTERNAL |
Show up for |
ATTEND |
Farm female |
EWE |
Abbr. for those with only one given name |
NMI |
Mil. unit |
DIV |
Tooth anchor |
ROOT |
First extended stay on the International Space Station |
EXPEDITIONONE |
Spiny plants |
CACTI |
With 103-Down, didn't know at all |
HAD |
Radio knob |
DIAL |
Loin steaks |
TBONES |
Put in order |
ARRANGED |
Writer Franz |
KAFKA |
"Y" athlete |
ELI |
Annual Arizona football game |
FIESTABOWL |
New York City fashion-industry agency whose name is apt for this puzzle |
FORDMODELS |
Shoe fillers |
FEET |
Conical tent |
TEPEE |
Comics' Kett |
ETTA |
"Peachy!" |
NEATO |
Sommer of Hollywood |
ELKE |
Lauder of fragrances |
ESTEE |
Asian nation |
LAOS |
Garish |
GAUDY |
TV title alien |
ALF |
Natal lead-in |
NEO |
Yukon maker |
GMC |
Avian-based skin care product |
EMUOIL |
To a smaller degree |
LESSSO |
Botch it up |
ERR |
"Sheesh!" |
GOODGRIEF |
Biochemical sugar |
GLUCOSE |
Erma Bombeck's "The Grass Is Always Greener Over the — Tank" |
SEPTIC |
Alert |
WARN |
Actress Ortiz |
ANA |
Pick up on |
SENSE |
1998 Winter Olympics city |
NAGANO |
Nonkosher |
TREF |
More direct |
STRAIGHTER |
— terrier |
CAIRN |
Curved |
ARCED |
Sweet white wine |
TOKAY |
Word after film or play |
GOER |
Frank topper |
RELISH |
Musician Brian |
ENO |
Vowel, e.g. |
LETTER |
Bull leather |
OXHIDE |
Capsizes |
UPENDS |
Ending for major |
ETTE |
Conn. hours |
EST |
Compulsion |
URGE |
Inferior mags |
RAGS |
Someone — problem |
ELSES |
Tony winner Minnelli |
LIZA |
Writer Blyton |
ENID |
Huge heads |
EGOS |
More, in music |
PIU |
"Psycho" co-star Janet |
LEIGH |
Dog in "The Thin Man" |
ASTA |
Bidding site |
EBAY |
Common battery type |
DRYCELL |
Infuriated |
IRATE |
"What You Need" rock band |
INXS |
Injured-arm supporter |
SLING |
Actor Paul |
MUNI |
Yahoo |
BRUTE |
Left the bed |
AROSE |
Kin of a tulip |
LILY |
Once, once |
ERST |
Mater lead-in |
ALMA |
Yahoo |
LOUT |
Rearmost |
LAST |
It lingers in the mouth |
AFTERTASTE |
— annum |
PER |
Bodily band |
TENDON |
Benes on "Seinfeld" |
ELAINE |
Investigates |
DELVES |
Annul |
UNDO |
Author Haley |
ALEX |
A lot like |
SIMILARTO |
Rub oil on |
ANOINT |
Wowed |
AWED |
Future louse |
NIT |
Bismarck is its cap. |
NDAKOTA |
Realm of Oedipus |
THEBES |
PalmPilot, e.g., in brief |
PDA |
— Tower (Paris sight) |
EIFFEL |
Agenda part |
ITEM |
Like an oval or rectangle |
OBLONG |
See 107-Across |
NOIDEA |
— latte |
CAFFE |
Disney's "Little Mermaid" |
ARIEL |
Streamlet |
CREEK |
Become a parent to |
ADOPT |
Fence "door" |
GATE |
Swiss painter Paul |
KLEE |
Really small |
WEE |
Berlin article |
DAS |
Water, to Somme folks |
EAU |
"Inc." cousin |
LTD |
— latte |
SOY |
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