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| Classic Crossword by Merl Reagle crossword of January 13th, 2019 other clues |
| Addictive extract |
| In mid-yawn |
| Fame name |
| Animal assn. |
| Islands east of Fiji |
| The veggie advantage |
| Iowa college town |
| Nectar fruit |
| 1970s game show hosted by Alex Trebek |
| Toynbee subj. |
| Composer Carl |
| It's chaud time |
| Madras mister |
| 1950s game show hosted by Bert Parks |
| Simpson on sax |
| Penicillin meas. |
| Wells's Weena, for one |
| "___ Pretty" |
| Game show hosted by both Monty and Wayne |
| Sparking space |
| George Bush org., 1976-77 |
| Shoot from the lip |
| Little bird |
| Le Duc of Vietnam |
| ___ expense (free) |
| Wild, hour-long game show of the mid-1970s |
| Dutch city for which a district of Manhattan is named |
| Flower, in Florence |
| History chapter |
| Part of UFO |
| Knocks sharply |
| Pindar or Keats |
| Fine four-stringer |
| 1975 game show hosted by Art James |
| 1960 game show hosted by Ben Alexander |
| Transition |
| It goes with the bow |
| One-run lead, e.g. |
| X |
| Infraction catcher |
| Moreno and Rudner |
| One who prefers lip-reading to signing |
| 1965-66 game show hosted by Don Morrow |
| About |
| "___ all my fault" |
| Hotel waiter? |
| Shallow subjects? |
| A Khan |
| Likely |
| Long-running game show co-created by Allan Sherman |
| Brand X, e.g. |
| Present preceder |
| Agcy. that gives loans to self-starters |
| O for goodness' sake? |
| Celebrity-guest game show of 1969-70 |
| Egyptian hisser |
| As written |
| Eater's digest |
| Eleanor Roosevelt's first name |
| 1978 game show hosted by Bill Cullen |
| Vegas putdowns? |
| 2000, for one |
| First name in makeup |
| Two-time Nobelist |
| Buffalo's lake |
| PBS, e.g. |
| Lets (up) |
| Work dough |
| Mr. Tibbs portrayer |
| Stuff eaten or read |
| Kin of "yecch!" |
| Warring world in War of the Worlds |
| ___ of the wrist |
| Gerard or Blas |
| Help a felon out |
| Possibly: abbr. |
| Highland language |
| John Wayne film, ___-U.S. Marshal |
| Pal with pesos |
| Pines of Rome composer |
| Whodunit woofer |
| Fatal Instinct, for one |
| Cigar |
| No-no for the nervous |
| Puppy's comment |
| Free Willy's Willy, for one |
| Betty, Rue and Estelle's Golden Girls co-star |
| Puppy's comment |
| ___ Is Born |
| Makes a seam |
| Mekong nation |
| Momma cartoonist Lazarus |
| Guggenheim shipment |
| Utterly unsympathetic |
| Film scorer Morricone |
| Topnotch |
| "I saw His footprint in ___" (W.B. Carman) |
| Old World lizard |
| Cougar, to car buffs |
| City near Council Bluffs |
| Wise elf with the Force |
| Cleveland Indians, to a sportscaster |
| Seven-time Wimbledon winner |
| Target pegs, in quoits |
| Opposite of inept |
| On ___ (getting soused) |
| Daily Planet editor White et al. |
| Crisis money |
| ___ war (power struggle) |
| Opera opening |
| Pro-am props |
| "That ___ the half of it" |
| Catherine is one in A Farewell To Arms |
| Stay fresh |
| Japanese musical instrument |
| Michael's Mr. Mom co-star |
| Squander |
| Impertinent |
| Men-only |
| Plot measure |
| Little bloodsucker |
| Fearless misleader? |
| Bridge builder, e.g. |
| Hill Street Blues star |
| Caseworker? |
| Tic-tac-toe line |
| Matches |
| Wipeout? |
| Girl's name meaning "happy" |
| Loaded, as a lake |
| Order at the Cock and Bull |
| To a certain degree |
| Royal, as treatment |
| Subsides |
| Cummerbund |
| Provide pleasure |
| Madams for short |
| Quite a while |
| Unterrible swift sword |
| Tabula ___ |
| Some N.Y. jets, once |
| Make a beak impression |
| Brit. prize |
| Match, in poker |
| Wiener warmer |
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