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| Crossword Champ Pro crossword of January 10th, 2025 other clues |
| Prefix with leave or weave |
| Underworld offices |
| Palm tree with a "superfood" berry |
| 1986 Farrah Fawcett thriller |
| "Serving" 2002 Matthew Perry, Elizabeth Hurley comedy, |
| 2012 Mark Wahlberg crime drama |
| "A New " 1971 Matthau comedy, |
| Small missile often thrown in a pub |
| Holy ones (Abbr.) |
| Ridded of, as asbestos |
| Kind of suit |
| Hobbling gait |
| Typical catalyst for a trip |
| Scrub, Cape Kennedy-style |
| Pleasant emanation |
| Shakespearean character in Dire Straits song |
| Word in a Descartes conclusion |
| Even finish |
| Dejection interjection |
| Something taken in a hammock |
| Wheel-connecting bar on an auto |
| ___-phen (1990s weight-loss drug) |
| Sam Bradford or Aries |
| O. Henry's "The Gift of the ___" |
| "Two Years Before the " 1946 Alan Ladd flick, |
| Motorhead comp "All the ___" |
| Snake or eel |
| Obvious contempt |
| Early suffragist ___ B. Wells |
| Soviet agency created from Rosta |
| It maybe covered with scales or feathers |
| Abbreviation meaning "alias" |
| Skiing locale |
| Subject in Virgil's "Eclogues" |
| Game played with a sack called a goose |
| Heap of wood for ritually burning a body |
| Student's book |
| Six-legged carpenters |
| One lending a helping hand |
| 1980s hairstyle that may have involved a kit |
| Sharp and bitter |
| Types "public" without an "L," for example |
| Extra money for a waiter or a hairstylist |
| Hand warmer |
| "The" 2012 Samuel L. Jackson thriller, |
| State-sponsored millionaire maker |
| 1966 Peter Sellers, Britt Ekland comedy |
| " of Pi" 2012 fantasy, ___ |
| "The" 2011 Orlando Bloom drama, with |
| Sudden, sharp pains |
| Stand like an "America's Next Top Model" contestant |
| Flying Cloud of old autodom |
| Stopped waiting at a restaurant, say |
| 2013 Julianne Hough romance |
| Animal ordered to "be angry, and dispatch," in Shakespeare |
| Hitching post |
| Biblical character who had a son at age 90 and then lived another 815 years |
| $50 for Boardwalk, in Monopoly |
| Neither ahead nor behind |
| Prior to, in "The Prioress's Tale" |
| 1980 Irene Cara musical |
| Fez makeup |
| "The Breakfast Club" Sheedy of |
| "A Thousand ___" (Jane Smiley novel) |
| Unspecified, degreewise |
| Franz's "pump you up" pal on "SNL" |
| Readiness condition |
| Withered, to George Wither |
| Havens |
| Word frequently following "further" |
| Camping item that gets pitched |
| Lois Lane actress, Amy |
| First to round the Cape of Good Hope |
| "Getting ___ of Bradley" (Jennifer Crusie novel) |
| Earlier charge, in legal jargon |
| Map abbrs. |
| Diamond sites |
| Combines two numbers, in a way |
| Mexican shawl |
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