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Affliction in "Philadelphia" crossword clue
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| Crossword Champ Pro crossword of December 9th, 2024 other clues |
| Castaway's refuge, perhaps |
| Find fault with on petty grounds |
| Crunchy sandwich with three fillings, for short |
| French Jesuit missionary-lexicographer |
| What you want a jam session to do |
| Renaissance ___ (one with many skills) |
| Key near the quote marks |
| Pasta name that's Italian for "quills" |
| Business obligation |
| Word before sands or paper |
| "My bad!" |
| Hoodwink, politically incorrectly |
| Place to stay on a rainy day |
| Show obeisance |
| World-wide |
| There is a film all about her |
| "Salem's ___" (Stephen King book) |
| Piece of leather used for sharpening razors |
| Its slogan was once "Wide world of entertainment" |
| Estuary in Ballyshannon |
| Do a customs routine |
| Railroad company known as "The scarlet woman of Wall Street" |
| Typical "Blue's Clues" watcher |
| "Don't change," to an editor |
| Milne character |
| Straight from the shoulder |
| Played follow-the-leader |
| Place to lounge around in a bathrobe |
| Bike for you and a sweetie |
| Rudely ignore |
| Long bones |
| Etch-a-Sketch control |
| Use the pony express |
| Greek god sometimes pictured as blindfolded |
| Language from which "whiskey" comes |
| Fraulein's frock |
| Without concealment or deception |
| Cast off from the body, as perspiration |
| Ray-___ (sunglasses brand) |
| Happenings "___ You in September" |
| Queen attire in "I Want To Break Free" |
| Low part of a high top |
| English city known for mineral springs |
| Excluded category in the Paleo diet |
| Barnyard honker |
| Seattle ___ (legendary racehorse) |
| Early morning phenomenon |
| Might climb one to see outdoor show |
| Climb the corporate ladder |
| Fundraising fetes |
| Mast's attachment |
| Kipling uses it eight times in "Recessional" |
| ___ deferens |
| Karloff role in a 1953 Abbott and Costello film |
| Civil War general, loser at Waynesboro |
| Accordion kin |
| Get disgruntled |
| Bat mitzvah reading source |
| "The Second ___ Tanqueray" |
| Butterfingers |
| Meat that a hamburger is made from |
| ___ Elliot, heroine of Jane Austen's "Persuasion" |
| Single horse carriage |
| Character in "The Graduate" |
| High-jumper's hurdle |
| Deal successfully |
| Cyclist |
| Smashing Pumpkins '98 album |
| Meadow sound |
| What lame band will do |
| Hearty hello |
| Huey Lewis "Change a hawk to a little white ___" |
| Pause of hesitation |
| Seasoned aviator, e.g. |
| Pick-up line? |
| Language from which "mongoose" and "patchouli" come |
| "Anything ___" (2003 Woody Allen film) |
| Barbershop emblem |
| Reduce one's sentence, perhaps |
| Venomous creatures of the Sahara |
| Ready to entertain new ideas |
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