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Classic Crossword by Merl Reagle crossword of September 17th, 2017 other clues
Cigarette brand
Gift for a mechanic dad?
Bonneville Salt Flats state
That bleeping droid
Unalaska denizen
A slave, not a wave
Smear on the Crisco
Lucite layer
Megaflop
Klee Museum city
Renamed oil co.
Burns on M*A*S*H, e.g.
Treasure of Sierra Madre author B. ___
Scary 1978 sequel, Damien-___
"___ Rainbow"
One of Richelieu's titles, in French
House debt
Hard-to-climb hill
Nova Scotia, once
Gift for a hotel clerk dad?
"O woe ___!"
Runs
Hairy prefix
"___ the money, two ..."
Intro to bat or phobia
From ___ stern
Petropartnership, briefly
Something to waft over me
Agent 86
Cherbourg chum
Russian city
Like Humpty Dumpty's luck
Popular lab bacillus
Surveyor's aide
Loch of song
Swab anew
Logic
Hee or vee preceder
Not counting: abbr.
"___ Bones"
Wrinkle
Coliseums (Latin plural)
Feel like ___ again
Chocoholic's bean
Edged (out)
Dutch cheeses
Kid on My Three Sons
Rowan and Marino
Fannie and Ginnie, e.g.
Ironic
Bob or Tom?
Bounce
Speechlessness
See 65 Down
Lunch time
Cartoon magpie
Worded like a telegram
Act introducer
Peat and Spanish
Tie or track
Great one
Sign on a Hertz truck
The Bates, e.g.
Big Stuf cookie
At the ___ a hat
These, to Yves
Not quite right
Jewish festival
Host who's into funny headlines
Becomes weatherworn
Discotheque description
Mr. Rubik
Maker of Chatty Cathy
Vacation bookings
Loser to Dwight twice
Spotlight sharer, in a way
With bread as a bed
Cooper's tool
O'Neill title word
Lanai
Coal product
Island neckwear
Chevalier costar, 1958
___ alai
Enzyme ending
Money mkt., e.g.
Gift for an actor dad?
Song syllable
Daytime soap
Scrolled Japanese wall hanging
Counting everything
Put through a kitchen device
Gift for an auto-racing dad?
Last syllable of a word
Went quickly
Down, a spa; up, artless
Gift for a dad who's a British sports fan?
1988 Olympics site
Outback critter
Peaceful women, perhaps
Cow or sow
A fairy-tale beginning
A handful, maybe
Containing tin
___ Raton
Jerk's work
Case for a lawyer?
Gift for an astronomer dad?
Rapturous rhyme
Thinks
Gift for a bodybuilding dad?
Actress Valli of Third Man fame
Bear market frenzy
Perch for the undecided
Org. that pads its membership?
"Well, ___ the lucky one!"
Acme
Mark McGwire's alma mater
Color man?
Goldilocks met tres of them
Music Man state
"Prufrock" penner: inits.
Author Kingsley
Marina ___, Calif.
Big movie-biz union
"___ Buttermilk Sky"
Actor Howard
Tree-lined st.
Retreat for dad
Hubbub
Make ___ (fly over)
Like many silent comedies
Gift for a firefighting dad?
Pear variety
"Super" film size
Warming phenomenon in the Pacific
When Aida dies
Gift for a poker-playing dad?
As ___ say (implying)

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