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___ Kadiddlehopper (Red Skelton rube) crossword clue
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| The Denver Post crossword of September 26th, 2020 other clues |
| "Ben-Hur" or "Gladiator" |
| Clear from the board |
| "___ was saying . . ." |
| Many a garden figurine |
| Range crossed by Hannibal |
| Fathered on a stud farm |
| Fare behind a sneeze guard |
| Essential point |
| South African grassland |
| 1/640 square mile |
| Called by phone |
| Intro deliverer, and a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Disney friend of Stitch |
| "Lohengrin" heroine |
| Invite to one's loft, say |
| Direct deposit, briefly |
| Leading the pack |
| Pull a fast one on |
| Dollar rentals |
| Toothed part of a bicycle |
| Resounding, as church bells |
| Lav, to a Brit |
| Rural stopovers |
| Throw wildly, say |
| British bloke |
| HMO offering |
| Rock concert array |
| One may be set up on one |
| "Bad, bad" Brown |
| ___ sci (college major, informally) |
| West Virginia export |
| Not far away |
| Locker room dispenser filler |
| Beginning on |
| Pension law of 1974, briefly |
| Stereotypically blind officials, for short |
| Sandusky's lake |
| Brings home |
| Like Aaron Judge, as ballplayers go |
| Extended credit to |
| Butcher's tool |
| Black Flag or d-CON target |
| Part of UCSD |
| "Sonic Generations" game company |
| "What have we here?" |
| In plain sight |
| Where "you are," on a mall map |
| Cantata tune |
| Aretha Franklin hit of 1982 |
| Hospital recovery area, for short |
| Carbonated frozen drink brand |
| "Julie & Julia" screenwriter Ephron |
| Easily taken in |
| ___ tattoo (arm-covering art) |
| Mount St. Helens spew |
| Action on an icon |
| Atheist or polytheist, perhaps |
| Shelled out |
| Vessels for the well-to-do |
| Sarge's superior |
| Places for patches |
| Zest or Ivory alternative |
| Barista's serving, slangily |
| Swiss Army knife's many |
| Container in the dairy isle |
| Hogwarts librarian ___ Pince |
| PC support pros |
| Like one end of many pools |
| Sunburn soother |
| "You ___ say?" |
| Like a Jekyll/Hyde personality |
| Steve with the country album "Guitar Town" |
| Old-maidish |
| Draw in the margins, maybe |
| Buy quickly |
| Apres-ski drinks |
| Propel a tandem |
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