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- April 1st, 2018
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| Classic Crossword by Merl Reagle crossword of April 1st, 2018 other clues |
| Relatives at a reunion |
| Handled pourer |
| Meter feed |
| 1966 Michael Caine role |
| Sometime in the past |
| Hotelero's vacancy |
| "Boy, he hit that one ___!" |
| Formal wear |
| The "wearing down" war |
| Goodrich or Goodyear goodies |
| An invention's first stage, according to adventurer-statesman Alexander von Humboldt |
| Shortly, shortly |
| Van Gogh's loss |
| Word with road or sweat |
| Producer of Many Great Musicals |
| Poet's contraction |
| Mike and Morley's droll pal |
| Top secret grp. |
| Get smart |
| Late great pitcher-turned-sportscaster |
| Mine, to Mimi |
| Complex people? |
| French soldier of WWI |
| G. Lucas's special effects house |
| Cry like crazy |
| An invention's second stage |
| Man who moved the Dodgers |
| Big name in hypnosis |
| Characteristic style |
| Charles Nelson ___ |
| X-shaped heraldic cross |
| Dorothy or Sam |
| "How can ___ repay you?" |
| Recently |
| Word in a Clancy title |
| With 99 Across, an invention's third stage |
| Oh golly, a molding |
| Game result |
| Global Village conceptualist |
| W.C. Fields classic, ___ Gift |
| Does what 49 Across do |
| Major hotels |
| Old name of Tokyo |
| ___ Mawr |
| Russian space station |
| Hockey great |
| Actor Holm |
| Motion to start |
| Birthplace of St. Francis |
| Continuation of 71 Across |
| People do it in Dusseldorf |
| Mad conditions |
| Gunk like glue |
| Scream, sneeze, or swerve |
| The forceful type, briefly |
| Europe's ___ Blanc |
| They might get on your case: abbr. |
| Feeling |
| Noxious weed of the Bible |
| Exxon's old name |
| Flattered fawningly |
| Chanter |
| Premium-rate computer? |
| A bunch of Slavs |
| Renaissance sword |
| Little Orphan Annie, e.g. |
| Yvette Mimieux's clan in The Time Machine |
| Declaimed extravagantly |
| "Show me" type |
| Huge film format |
| Skirt length or French noon |
| Actor Cook Jr. |
| Indochina watchdog, 1954-70 |
| Bulletin board abbr. |
| Secular |
| Guys on 24-hour alert |
| Irlande is one |
| Female finale |
| Mineral ender |
| Chaps, hose, etc. |
| ___ few words (comment) |
| With "bucket," a raucous style of jazz |
| G.I. watchdogs |
| Brass is one |
| Trois squared |
| Unrestricted, as betting |
| Sat on a low heat |
| Starts |
| Caesar fan (and, apropos of nothing, an anagram of EL SALVADOR) |
| Poured forth |
| Get by and then some |
| Choreographer Alvin |
| Errs in putting forth |
| Rare bill |
| Like some columns |
| OPEC VIP, variantly |
| Unsophisticated |
| "Unfortunately" |
| "___ the Judge" |
| Before |
| Theban queen who was turned into stone |
| Worker who winds yarn on spools |
| Manicure abrasive |
| Jack of Barney Miller |
| The real thing |
| Dead language of Italy |
| Hair chore |
| British bog |
| Kid's guessing game |
| Conductance unit |
| Actress Lili St. ___ |
| Word for an ostrich or Greenland |
| Jolson gem of 1933, Hallelujah, I'm ___ |
| Actor Estevez et al. |
| Sentras |
| ___ get a word in edgewise |
| Main dish |
| Change again, as copy |
| Worry and children, e.g. |
| Short, imaginative story |
| Fred Astaire's sister |
| Roget entry: abbr. |
| "___ as a seal upon thine heart" (Song of Solomon) |
| Like Cheerios |
| Eisenhower and Turner |
| Muscat's land |
| Pouches |
| ___ carotene |
| World War II newsmaker Bradley |
| Mud bather's mecca |
| Card players can stand it |
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