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Final work of Willa Cather's 'Prairie Trilogy' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 16th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Here we go again ...' |
| 'Doesn't matter to me' |
| 'Ciao!' |
| 'Eww, that's enough!' |
| 'I'm good, thanks' |
| 'Miss ___' (2016 political thriller) |
| 'No bid' |
| 'Old MacDonald' farm sounds |
| 'Ooh, let's do that!' |
| 'Today was just brutal!' |
| 'Play next' command on a music app |
| 'Yay, team!' |
| 'Quién ___?' |
| / |
| 'Resume speed,' musically |
| 8.5' x 11': Abbr |
| Action of a ladle |
| All-nighter aid |
| All-Star Mets catcher of the 1990s-2000s |
| An end to depend |
| Ancient capital of Laconia |
| Archer of film |
| Babe |
| Be conned |
| Bette Midler's 'Divine' nickname |
| Botanical opening |
| Brew |
| By oneself, in a way |
| Calf raised for its meat |
| Casting doubt on |
| Cause damage |
| Certain bubbly, informally |
| Juice brand |
| Scanned IDs |
| ___ spawn (hellions) |
| Certain dirección |
| Kind of year |
| Scare quote? |
| Certain tenant |
| King's speech? |
| Scat snippet |
| Clear and set, as tables |
| Lace tip |
| See 88-Down |
| Coiner of the term 'Oedipus complex' |
| Lake Volta's land |
| Serving in a red-and-white striped box |
| Collision |
| Largo or lento |
| Sets of plotted points |
| Colorful treat that resembles a rocket |
| Letters before single, double or triple |
| Shade of green |
| Come out |
| Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C |
| Shade of pink |
| Corner PC key |
| Like some ruins in the Western Hemisphere |
| Sides in Risk |
| Country whose name consists of three consecutive state postal abbreviations |
| Like TV but not radio? |
| Skunklike, say |
| Cowboy's rope |
| Longtime N.B.A. on TNT analyst |
| Snowball fighter's protection |
| Dangerous environment |
| Lookalike |
| Some dash lengths |
| Diminishing returns? |
| Some fall births |
| E-tail site since 2005 |
| Lost |
| Mannerly |
| Standard parts of combo meals |
| Early wake-up time |
| Marriage money |
| Swimming |
| Easy-to-swallow pill |
| MetLife Stadium team, on scoreboards |
| Tennis commentator's cry |
| Emailing option |
| Misfortunes |
| Tense periods, for short |
| Much sales |
| The best, informally |
| Not abstaining |
| They're between shoulders |
| Floor |
| Followers of openers |
| Not yet completed |
| Thickheaded |
| Food item cracked open before eating |
| Notable schemer |
| Three-star mil. rank |
| Freelancers' units: Abbr |
| One who cracks the whip? |
| Title for Iran's Ruhollah Khomeini |
| Gets to |
| Peaceful |
| Topic concerned with hacking and software rights |
| Gifts that one usually bows when receiving |
| Penultimate tourney round |
| Totally out |
| Plastic construction piece |
| Tow destination |
| Gloucester and Kent in 'King Lear' |
| Police officer who's not necessarily on horseback |
| Toward the stern |
| Going for broke |
| Pope who supported the House of Borgia |
| Volunteer's declaration |
| Head honcho |
| Prized duck |
| What stars have |
| Herbert of old 'Pink Panther' films |
| Purchase at an African market |
| Who wrote 'Some people talk to animals. Not many listen, though. That's the problem.' |
| Heroes of the Battle of Britain, for short |
| Put on a few layers |
| With 93-Down, half of a double helix |
| Immediately ... or where this puzzle's five circled squares appear? |
| Radio/TV character played in film by Michael Horse (1981) and Johnny Depp |
| Word with shot or suit |
| It comes after II Chronicles |
| Riddle-ending query |
| Words of denial |
| It's played for half a beat in 4/4 time |
| Rock stars are frequently on this |
| Words of resignation |
| Italian pistol |
| Rowdydow |
| Its first letter stands for 'India' |
| Sanctuaries |
| [Shiver] |
| Japanese symbol of luck |
| ___ moment |
| Sash go-with |
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