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- December 22nd, 2019
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Many a character in "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" crossword clue
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of December 22nd, 2019 other clues |
| Suckers |
| "How High the Moon" singer Fitzgerald |
| Image of a skull, e.g. |
| Ad writer's prize |
| See 137 Down |
| Dad's root beer, e.g., aptly |
| Haughty individual |
| Like data analyzed by data analysts |
| "Look here!" |
| Surface for axels |
| Loading zone |
| Shiny fabric |
| Riding activity |
| With 141 Down, "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" songwriter |
| False display |
| Rude dude |
| With 153 Across, seeds needed to make soft drinks |
| December forecast in Chicago |
| Cry at an arena |
| A for a college graduate? |
| Wish otherwise |
| "I'm ___ to it" |
| Toy that relies on aerodynamic forces |
| Lovers' vows |
| Hawaiian flier with a repeated syllable |
| Be overabundant |
| Condition treated by tetracycline |
| I of an Athenian |
| Dungeons & Dragons club |
| Bring up the ___ |
| Made do? |
| Squeezed (in) |
| High-tail it |
| Valuables holder |
| Highest |
| Touch of frost |
| People arriving first |
| Drinks that get their color from grenadine |
| "Repo Man" co-star Estevez |
| Larter of "Final Destination" |
| Apt surname for a boxer or a fisherwoman |
| See 60 Down |
| Pour, as chardonnay |
| Money for a kabuki show |
| Message receiver |
| Helper: Abbr. |
| Many Werner Herzog films, briefly |
| Elba who played Stringer Bell on "The Wire" |
| "All in favor, say aye" procedures |
| Operatic star |
| Biceps locale |
| Floral symbols of purity |
| Came to light |
| Absolute ___ |
| Termination |
| Spays, say |
| "Animaniacs" goofball |
| Sudden reaction |
| Consumption plans |
| Cartesian conclusion |
| American living in Moscow |
| Drafted members of a farm team? |
| Competes (for) |
| Reactor ___ |
| Pin points? |
| Ornamental pitcher |
| Castigate |
| Hertz competitor |
| Shoulder ___ |
| "Groundhog Day" insurance salesman Ryerson |
| Landscaping supply |
| From scratch |
| Lapse, as a warranty |
| More congenial |
| Key next to the space bar |
| Pleased as punch |
| Knight shift, e.g.? |
| Saint for a sailor |
| Kingdom in ancient Palestine |
| Maui garland |
| "This clue looks important!" |
| Huffy state |
| Where Pennywise lures Georgie with a toy boat, in "It" |
| Glass on the radio |
| Those leading others into danger with false promises |
| Brazilian juice berry |
| Puzzled gestures |
| Unforeseen events with big consequences |
| Mad scientist, maybe |
| Monopoly payment |
| Makes inquiries |
| "Already?" |
| "Begone!" |
| Predominant feeling |
| Serve soup to, say |
| "Free Willy" creature |
| See 81 Across |
| Like tap water |
| Financial services co. based in Amsterdam |
| Owl's creation |
| Felipe, Jesus, Matty or Moises of baseball |
| "River's Edge" actress Skye |
| Long Island university |
| Commit to, as picks for a March Madness bracket |
| Some Japanese percussionists |
| 1960s TV series set in the 1860s |
| Image of a skull, e.g., briefly |
| Logical opening? |
| WSJ alternative |
| With 65 Across, actress whose last name is an anagram of O'NEIL |
| Web crawler spreading junk mail |
| Packs tightly |
| Incites, as a rebellion |
| Singer Burl |
| Defense grp. hosting summits |
| Estate measurement |
| "You Send Me" singer Cooke |
| "___ it up" ("Finish it") |
| Site of Pennsylvania's Asbury Woods |
| Pots' tops |
| "___ we forget ..." |
| Plant deeply |
| Eggs in a bio lab |
| "The Office" receptionist |
| Naval builder |
| Publicly condemned building, often |
| Feature of skunk cabbage plants |
| "We did it!" |
| Drug kingpins, e.g. |
| Fisher in films |
| Have a cold, say |
| Flounder flipper |
| Base lines? |
| Mysterious gent |
| Swell by a shore |
| "Flashdance ... What a Feeling" singer Cara |
| Hang loosely |
| Dark side of a circle |
| Particle in a cyclotron |
| English city that's home to the University of Suffolk |
| Material valued by genomics companies |
| Paragon |
| "Real Real" singer Simone |
| Gnat or rat, e.g. |
| Sushi bar soup |
| Satisfied expression |
| Ticket dispensers |
| [Not my error] |
| Filming places |
| Took it easy |
| In addition |
| Animal you can hear by speaking this clue aloud |
| Gigantic amount |
| Attracts |
| Honkers in the sky |
| Green land? |
| "I can't ___" |
| Hot spot |
| Fields of expertise |
| Fateful day |
| You can take your best shot with it |
| Overprotective sorts |
| Winged things in magic shows |
| Treat introduced in 1912 |
| State of wonder |
| Tiger's noise |
| Stuff in a well |
| Plaice places |
| Cancel button |
| Selma, to Lisa |
| Rite-ly rejects? |
| Redheaded son of a musical sitcom family |
| Step on a ladder |
| Tic-___-toe |
| Warring deity |
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