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| The Denver Post crossword of February 23rd, 2021 other clues |
| "QB ___" (Uris novel) |
| Midday snooze |
| Prefix with natal or classical |
| Approximate touchdown hr. |
| Acetone, to nail polish |
| Some mile markers |
| Four, on most holes |
| Austrian composer Gustav |
| Relay entrant |
| Remove to a MASH, for short |
| Golda, Israel's "Iron Lady" |
| "Key Largo" Oscar winner Claire |
| King Harald's capital |
| Florida's Miami-___ County |
| In one's birthday suit |
| Consequence of too much Starbuck's, perhaps |
| Edward who composed "Falstaff" |
| Like much recorded music |
| Payment to a graduate assistant |
| Wallach who was "the Ugly" in a 1966 movie |
| Get 18-Down |
| Tend to a tear |
| Explosive sold by Acme |
| Throw, as a discus |
| "___ of the North" (1922 documentary) |
| Board game turns |
| Cushiony part of a shoe |
| Empire conquered by Pizarro |
| Essayist with the pen name Elia |
| Copied, in a way |
| Basis for some grants |
| Note from an exec |
| Female-attracting sound |
| Albert with a Nobel Peace Prize |
| Poet Khayyam |
| "Take a number" market aisle |
| On ___ (like much freelance work) |
| Supreme Court appointee of 2006 |
| Go ___ (cooperate) |
| Medically induced sleep |
| Madison and Lexington in NYC |
| Zipcar's parent |
| Starting from |
| Knob on a vintage television |
| Grease gun target |
| Court reporter, for short |
| Hard precipitation |
| Many Vegas signs |
| Wood-dressing tool |
| Runs out of |
| Mosquito net material |
| Alan who played Severus Snape |
| Fastener with hooks and loops |
| Cross-legged yoga position |
| Umpires' decisions |
| Solidify, like Jell-O |
| Tell jokes to, say |
| One into fine cuisine, informally |
| Put down, slangily |
| Edouard who painted "The Fifer" |
| Throw verbal barbs at |
| Direction undone by "stet" |
| Rite for a Jewish newborn |
| Dry Italian wine |
| Soother of baby's painful gums |
| Chattering birds |
| ___ Bell (a Bronte pseudonym) |
| Long in the tooth |
| ___ corgi (dog breed) |
| Look over quickly |
| Diddly squat |
| Pyramid's top |
| Dudley Do-Right's love |
| Bait-and-switch, e.g. |
| Pint at a pub |
| ___ funny for words |
| The Tabard, e.g. |
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