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- December 16th, 2018
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1961 Patsy Cline song whose lyrics reference the Alamo and "Lips so sweet and tender like petals falling apart" crossword clue
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| Dunder Mifflin receptionist |
| Aggressively audacious |
| ___ Killam, alum of both "MADtv" and "Saturday Night Live" |
| Charges |
| In the style of, on menus |
| Special talent |
| ESPN basketball analyst Brown |
| Console with a CX40 joystick |
| Gulf Coast city that's home to Ca' d'Zan (winter home of John Ringling) |
| Hilty who played Glinda in "Wicked" on Broadway |
| Illusionist's offering |
| 1986 memoir whose fifth chapter is titled "A Fool in Love" |
| Neckwear holder |
| Former name of the carrier now known as Envoy |
| "Oiche Chiuin" singer |
| "Scrubs" people: Abbr. |
| Guys, in surfer-speak |
| Close, as a winter coat |
| "Gonna pass on that" |
| Formally yield |
| Look after |
| "Pass the ball to me!" |
| Note passed around in Amman |
| Coffee ___ (brewing appliance) |
| Keeps all for oneself, in drug slang |
| "Ambush" actress Dahl |
| Jump on the ice |
| "House" party? |
| What a retinoid treats |
| Trim blades with blades |
| Word reference that can list material in non-alphabetical order |
| Residue from a blaze |
| Right of way? |
| In a scanty way |
| Citation abbr. |
| Absorbs, as info |
| Got gussied up |
| Presently occupied |
| Rock music player |
| Ye ___ towne shoppe |
| See somebody? |
| Products with big Black Friday discounts |
| Ceiling installation |
| Consumed voraciously |
| Postwar ___ |
| Disorganized mound |
| Berkeley university's athletic team |
| Like fugitives |
| Insensitive sort |
| Not proscribed |
| Bombing comic's feeling |
| 1978 No. 1 hit for the Commodores, and an alternate title for this puzzle |
| Mummies' homes |
| 50 shades of gray, e.g.? |
| Plants or animals using secret passages |
| West in films |
| AC/DC member? |
| Accumulate |
| Balance sheet listing |
| Require an erasure, say |
| Carb-rich dish |
| What a burglar may trip |
| Curie who coined the word "radioactivity" |
| Psychologist who wrote "Beyond Freedom & Dignity" |
| Youngster in a pouch |
| "A powerful current that carries a man to a haven," per van Gogh |
| Top spot? |
| Tested the weight of |
| G-strings, e.g. |
| Pertaining to hearing |
| Result of a sac fly |
| Support |
| "That's a good thought" |
| "Ships of the desert" |
| Cheri of "Scary Movie" |
| Famous stargazer |
| Without a ___ |
| Public bathroom array |
| Size of a lot, maybe |
| Unreliable informant |
| Foul temper |
| Electric blue relative |
| Contented utterance |
| ___ Expressway (part of Interstate 94 north of Chicago) |
| Auto from Ingolstadt |
| Coors drink introduced in the 1990s |
| Blockbuster format |
| What's the deal? |
| Self-grooming creature |
| "Shop ___ you drop" |
| Hostile territory |
| Discontinued iPod |
| Worked on one's image? |
| Football star for Santos in the 1960s |
| Contest on horseback |
| Fantastic beast |
| Narc's operation |
| "Sister Carrie" novelist Theodore |
| Minor minder |
| Woman's name that often starts with "An" |
| Businesses "rescued" by Jon Taffer on Paramount Network |
| Closest to nothing |
| "Wise Up" singer Mann |
| Like liquid nitrogen |
| ___ diagram |
| Jazz great Laine |
| Cookie containers |
| Actor Auberjonois of "Benson" |
| "Before moving on ..." |
| Arctic swimmer |
| Having left port |
| "Beyond" singer Bridges |
| Issa who plays Issa Dee on HBO's "Insecure" |
| Red-haired kid of kid lit |
| Orange sushi topper |
| "What fun you'll have!" |
| Offenbach offering |
| Rhyme or reason, e.g. |
| Kristoff's reindeer companion in "Frozen" |
| Cook-books filling? |
| From square one |
| Dress nattily, with "out" |
| Exit |
| Decisive victory |
| Successor to the Nissan Stanza |
| Remove, as a rind |
| Musical groups? |
| Anti-apartheid playwright Fugard |
| Woolly mammal |
| Scanned feet |
| Assists illicitly |
| Would-be stars' CDs |
| Best effort, informally |
| Device used to map the surface of other planets |
| Using more subterfuge |
| Yonder fellow |
| AP Bio class letters |
| Ernie putting on a front nine |
| "I ___ dead people" ("The Sixth Sense" line) |
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