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| The Denver Post crossword of March 11th, 2021 other clues |
| Witherspoon of "Walk the Line" |
| High-decibel confusion |
| "Told you so!" |
| Beetle Bailey's dimwitted pal |
| Pile up |
| Took in or shortened, say |
| $5 bill, slangily |
| Did the trick |
| Has a yen for |
| Papal proclamation |
| CSI part |
| Small burger |
| Tell-all book, for short |
| "I ___ the fool . . ." (Mr. T catchphrase) |
| Old hands |
| Canned meat since 1937 |
| Color on San Jose Sharks jerseys |
| Mantle or Jeter, for short |
| Seller of KARLSTAD sofas |
| Milieu for Republicans and Democrats |
| Editor's margin mark |
| Put up with |
| NPR journalist Shapiro |
| Eliot's Gus or Macavity |
| Chops finely, as potatoes |
| Took the reins |
| Planter's implement |
| Mom-and-pop enterprise |
| Broke bread |
| Snake that did Cleopatra in |
| Pastors, rabbis et al. |
| Word-for-word |
| Cork's land (Abbr.) |
| Breed like salmon |
| Sounds from a wowed crowd |
| Divide into shares |
| Trig ratio |
| Runway stance |
| Of practical value |
| Acrobatic team's formation |
| Abbr. for a former general |
| Got teary |
| Part of Bush's "axis of evil" |
| Feel below par |
| Spanish naval port |
| Pitter-patter maker |
| Control within a government machine |
| "That's What I Like" singer Bruno |
| "Bear" in old Qantas ads |
| Dracula, in animal form |
| ___ blue (gown color of song) |
| Take five |
| Border collies, notably |
| Yellow dog of the comics |
| "This round's ___" |
| Martinez in Cooperstown |
| Not very much |
| Protected migratory bird |
| Fields of expertise |
| Currency of Jordan |
| Harper of "Tender Mercies" |
| Haggard who sang "Okie From Muskogee" |
| ___ Skeeter (character in Harry Potter movies) |
| Terminal listing, informally |
| Ammo for a toy gun |
| Anti-mob act, for short |
| In reserve |
| Microchipped family member, perhaps |
| Part of an ignition system |
| Loutish sort |
| Shakers leader ___ Lee |
| Region encompassing present-day France |
| Boxing's "Louisville Lip" |
| Out, like a library book |
| Net-nicking serve |
| Word after stuffed or empty |
| Reduce to mush |
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