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Crossword Champ Pro crossword of December 15th, 2024 other clues
Mammal that hangs upside-down in caves
Amalgam
Embarrass
Cap of Scottish origin
When execs often want things done
Yemen's principal port
Peyton and Eli Manning, to Archie Manning
Botheration
Prince Charles's game
Symbol of uncommunicativeness
Part of Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis"
Room in a school where chemistry experiments are done
Former Venezuelan copper center
Repair, as fences (real or metaphorical)
Jessica of the upcoming movie "Mechanic: Resurrection"
Length times width, e.g.
Wonderland talker that Carroll based on himself
More enticing, to a philatelist
Hand-woven Scandinavian rug
Bulk paper purchase
Chemist's double bond compound
Metaphorical title word in a McCartney-Wonder hit
State Farm's business (abbr.)
Rocks at the bar
Like 123, but not 456
Without any toppings, in restaurant-speak
Site of the Chickasaw Nation's headquarters
Having a specified goal
Word with "school" or "guard"
Become degenerate
Preserves protector, in Paddington
Reason for a court replay
Occasion for gifting red envelopes
Paper-tissue feature
Pocket calculator, sometimes
Like bright clashing colors
The ___ of March (time to beware, for Julius Caesar)
"The Gentleman Is a ___," 1947 song
Tactfully remove from office, with "out"
Hebrew letter on a dreidel
___ bar (prepare drinks)
Walrus's protuberance
Member of Clinton's Cabinet
It's measured in pennies
Audio feedback, of a sort
Organized group of workers
One noted for bringing couples together
Permanent member of the U.N. Security Council
Former Bluesbreaker Walter
Sugar amt., maybe
Symbol for Freud's field
Rotisserie accessory
He works on a case by case basis
What even a Springsteen show does
Second word of ''A Hard Day's Night''
Song parodied by "Fat"
MacLachlan of "Twin Peaks"
Animal that Poseidon turned Theophane into, in myth
Ostrichlike bird of Australia
Sch. curriculum checker
Howard Carter's 1922 royal discovery
Surveillance device, for short
Offensive, in a way
Cow's milk-containing organ
Philanthropist
Register formally as a participant
Clarinetist's purchase
Photo ___ (media events)
Eggs for Lucullus
Seem less important in comparison
Turn in many a children's board game
Stick on a baize-covered table
Start of a quotation from Wendell Berry
Don't just sit there
If they're lost, it means they're gone
Dermatologist's diagnosis, sometimes
Metallica's first hit
Fog, mist, or steam
Sash tied at the back
Zig-zagging
Seek someone's favor
Room or chamber preceder
Modest Mouse "The Fruit That ___ Itself"
Suspect's necessity
Supplies in emergency shelters
What the suffix -dactylous means
Sullen teenage character on "The Walking Dead"
Ryan Seacrest's job on "American Idol"
Commit a peccadillo

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