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USA Today crossword of July 18th, 2019 other clues
Pet-friendly org.
Prefix with arthritis
Female walrus
Greasy spoon dish
Job for a plumber
Recreation org. since 1844
Stage after larva
Spur-of-the-moment impulse
Lobster-exporting state
Replaceable part of a place to swim
Slow-cooked meal
Southern chef Paula
Elbow-to-wrist bone
Ash receptacle
In apple-pie order
Sharp-as-a-marble sort
Game with "ponies"
Natural talent
Go on to say
Orbiting debris
Declare illegal
On a first-name ___
Make a wrong turn, say
Priests with prayer wheels
Iditarod racers
Movie with an amnesiac fish
Loch legend, informally
Rating for a bad movie
Campers' homes, for short
Le Carre hero
Ernie on the links
Turn-skipping words
Library fundraiser
53-Across loudly
Scammers' victims
Gets the gist of
Turn on the waterworks
Grand Canyon tour beast
"This means ___!"
" " or "-" particle
Infield protector
Command to a bellhop
Greedy sort
Hoity-toity sort
"Rumour Has It" singer
Catch sight of
Sherman with the album "My Son, the Nut"
Gastric acid component, chemically
Onesie closer
Multimedia artist Yoko
Teakettle feature
Six 1819 Keats works
Bridges of "Airplane!"
Enter by force
Flapper's wrap
Manicurist's tool
Cuisine with dirty rice
Chlumsky of "Veep"
Really annoying
Alma mater of both Bushes
Deny entry to
Three-person, 32-card game
Canadian dollar bird
Janis' comic strip mate
Barely adequate
The human race
"Uh-uh!"
Jay-Z's genre
Scholarship application figure
Whack jobs
Pungent bulb
Cost-of-living fig.
"Now . . . where ___ I?"
Roxie's husband in "Chicago"
With no punishment at all
Shot from a doc
More in the pink

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