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- December 13th, 2020
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R I V E T
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of December 13th, 2020 other clues |
| Surface for planks |
| Puts together, as Lego sets |
| Taken ___ (caught unawares) |
| More likely to sulk |
| Requiring great effort |
| "MythBusters" cast member Kari ___ |
| Event in "The Queen's Gambit" |
| Milton who got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1960 |
| Member of the horse family |
| Scornful sounds |
| Home clearance event |
| "C'mon, do this for me" |
| "Nice job, son!" |
| "You betcha" |
| Campfire remnants |
| What's often lost when one has disrupted circadian rhythms |
| The first O of YOLO |
| Video game company that published "Virtua Fighter" |
| Safari chargers |
| Spread around |
| Like the beaches on a private island |
| Expresses reproach |
| Charges from the state |
| Defunct Swedish auto company |
| Rollover ___ (savings plan) |
| Skill at avoiding an offensive line? |
| Glasses, informally |
| Dirt spread in tabloids |
| School group at an aquarium? |
| CNN anchor Anderson |
| City where the mythical jester King Momo presides over Carnival |
| Childish retort |
| Discontinue |
| Palindromic hallucinogen |
| "Singin' in the Rain" co-star Reynolds |
| Strike with an open palm |
| Crankshaft's place |
| Like the upper body of a centaur |
| Intense cravings |
| Score at the beginning of overtime, e.g. |
| Upgrade one's account, say? |
| Moving about |
| Maker of Phocus bikes |
| Causes to jump, as in a haunted house |
| Well-known |
| One-third of ERA? |
| Like some hair styled with mousse |
| It may be graded on a curve |
| Spinner in a centrifuge |
| Strips for saxophonists |
| Nicknamed, initially |
| Quality of a rainy day |
| Theoretical primates |
| Has a lightbulb moment |
| Try not to be noticed |
| ___ and flow |
| #___ (aspirational hashtag) |
| Earth-shattering event, perhaps |
| Play by Lucy Prebble about a company involved in a 2001 bankruptcy scandal |
| Sugar produced during photosynthesis |
| Type of porch |
| Stopwatch button |
| Expelled, as lava |
| Bit of hair that can be curled by a curler |
| Village People classic whose title is spelled out by arm movements |
| ___ and aahs (expresses awe) |
| Doesn't stay |
| Promotions you receive just from watching TV |
| Doesn't take advantage of the opportunity |
| Insurance giant whose name is derived from 109 Down |
| Risk groups? |
| Type of pear |
| Ornamental garden vessels |
| 19th-century women's rights advocate Craddock |
| "Fail Safe" director Sidney |
| Inflicts upon |
| Souvenirs from playing beach volleyball, perhaps |
| Friar's residence |
| Off weeks for NFL teams |
| Displayed in a neat and orderly way |
| Major venue? |
| Bit of roller derby gear |
| Clydesdales' enclosures |
| Mountain range that the journalist Anna Nemtsova called Russia's "treasure box" |
| Micro Machines model |
| Crooked |
| Lions and tigers and bears (oh my!) |
| Subterfuge |
| Japanese weapon that's also called a throwing star |
| Experience complications |
| Writer's pointless ending? |
| Turns in |
| Jennifer Jason Leigh's character in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" |
| Like the Lilliputians of "Gulliver's Travels" |
| "NFL Live" host Rutledge |
| Serving on a cone |
| Clean with a brush, say |
| Influence emotionally |
| Avoid getting involved |
| Chocolate malt drink mix that served as a bit for Bania's stand-up comedy act in "Seinfeld" |
| Hung around |
| Fellowship payments |
| Sheer wear, at times |
| ___ New Guinea (island nation) |
| Injuries from falling off the monkey bars, say |
| "Cheers" actor George |
| 19th-century Mexican president Juá¡rez |
| For this reason |
| "Love in a Fallen City" author Chang |
| Internet services co. with a butterfly in its logo |
| Computer programs that are distributed for free on a trial basis |
| Contacting digitally, in more ways than one |
| Sold (for) |
| Nesting singer |
| Confidence shown by a champion, say |
| Opening shot? |
| Gamers' images |
| Footwear often seen at a luau |
| Took drugs, with "up" |
| Social gathering |
| Experience another time |
| "It just ___ in the cards" |
| Filling in between lasagna layers |
| Saunter (along) |
| Fruit that's a homophone of a word meaning "sluggish" |
| Cut with a light beam |
| ___ National Park (attraction in Sicily) |
| They're where dreams are made, usually |
| Male friend, informally |
| B as in Battleship? |
| "On the Road" protagonist Paradise |
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