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Classic Crossword by Merl Reagle crossword of December 13th, 2020 other clues
Swipes your partner
Doubleday et al.
Three wheel transportation
Carousing, old-style
County seat of Kerry, Ireland
By many people
Porch swing locale
Tire buyer's resolution?
Mrs. Bridge author, ___ S. Connell
Swiss painter
Oozy stuff
Discophile's buys
Unhip type
Susan's Dead Man Walking co-star
Sweaty place
Enzyme ending
Power-hitting Hall of Famer
Go off one's rocker
1972 Johnny Nash hit, "I ___ Clearly Now"
Black-red-yellow-banded snake
It's in the winter air
Saying
Longshoreman's resolution?
Flapjack flipper
Harrah's habitue
Antonym of sans
No spring chicken
Commonplace
Georgetown player
Do the floor again
Alan and Cheryl
Type of fuel
One who covers first, e.g.
Other, to Orozco
Texas driller's resolution?
Church section
Terry Bradshaw was one
Spaniard who discovered the Mississippi
Make ___ of oneself
"Self Reliance," for one
Mets' stadium, once
Sweet wine
Surf the ___
Quick drinks
Accords, e.g.
Certain acid radicals
Salvage diver's resolution?
Friction-reducing area between a tendon and a bone
Som.'s or So's neighbor
Running amok
"This just in ..."
Girl
Half a fly
Chinatown sodium
Canada prov.
Cheers
Was sure of
Missile interceptor: abbr.
Miss Gulch's confiscation
Dramatic introduction?
Challenge
Deejay's resolution?
Did a cobbler's job
Texas sight
Impersonate
Tired dancer's request
Show a link between
Unwavering
Leaps (toward)
Witches' groups
Lopsided
"___ boom-de-ay"
Vanna's resolution?
Electrolyte mover
Where Cain dwelt
Georgia city
Scottish slope
Part of LORAN: abbr.
Lament for the dead
Genuine article
Utah lily
Eagle's margin, in golf
Divest
Pastoral poem
Overextended CEO's resolution?
Garter material
Hamster's native country: abbr.
Mother Goose's resolution?
Bridget Riley's eye-bending works
Kidder role
Milan opera house, La ___
Gasoline maker's resolution?
Very, very dry
French students
Toll rte.
Language ending
Gumbo need
Names officially
Isles with lagoons
Degrade
Han and Napoleon
Nebraska river
Cinderella's resolution?
Erupted
Large amount, colloquially
"Easy ___!"
Sitting (said of a statue)
Oprah's resolution?
Egg sites
Old Faithful et al.
Hooch hounds
Ear, in combinations
Howells hero Silas
Approving votes
"Am-scray!"
Antsy
Land measures
Dashboard gauge abbr.
Pillow maker's resolution?
___ up (excited)
Outburst from the wrongly accused
Tavern come-on for sports fans
Ancient fertility deity (anagram of ALBA)
Nattily attired
Astounding Science Fiction, after 1960
Peaceful
Ingrid and Ingmar, e.g.
Sleep ruiner, sometimes
Ms. Breckinridge
"Sorry!"
Anthropologist Margaret
Favor preceder
Jigsaw puzzle concern
The ___ of Reason
Drink with dim sum
'eaven's opposite
Old French coin

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