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| Crossword Champ Pro crossword of July 15th, 2019 other clues |
| Visited a restaurant (with "out") |
| Flue residue |
| Celestial Seasonings offering |
| Compression facilitator |
| Salt meas. in a pie-crust recipe, often |
| Powdered drink brand since 1957 |
| Operation at the Alamo |
| Stick your nose in someone else's business |
| "Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a ___" |
| Side arm |
| Kulik who won gold at Nagano |
| Scratches (out) |
| Many a Christmas present |
| It may hold feathers in place |
| They're fertilized, in biology |
| Conciliatory response |
| Word between game and match |
| It's expired shortly after it's used |
| Category, if you're fancy and think you're better than everyone |
| Old-time welcome |
| Carriage type |
| Large seaweeds with leathery fronds |
| GMC trucks |
| Primate used in early Project Mercury missions |
| What a male emperor penguin incubates during the winter |
| Secret supply |
| Word with in or up or down |
| Scottish-born inventor of the telephone, d. 1922 |
| Coal storage container |
| Newport News-to-Hampton dir. |
| Serve without consequence |
| You may test for it by saying ''Hello!'' |
| Whiskey aging place |
| Replacement for some omissions |
| What some spray-ons replicate |
| ___ fuel to the fire (make things worse) |
| One-time talk show host Crane |
| Unable to get the job done |
| Flip-a-coin test answer, sometimes |
| Word with which to laud the new year |
| Small drink (in Scotland) |
| One-named Nigerian singer of "The Sweetest Taboo" |
| Safety item beneath a tightrope walker |
| Stop calling witnesses, maybe |
| Way back then, way back when |
| Boxing increments |
| Outdated wedding-vow word |
| Ankara inhabitant |
| Gutter |
| Keep ___ on (watch) |
| Garment for Gaius |
| San Diego team |
| Person with a base and a platform, for short |
| She finished third behind Ohno and Fatone on "Dancing With the Stars" |
| Repeated cry when sticking a stake in a vampire |
| Large-print edition of the Bible, e.g. |
| Crimson ___ (University of Alabama's team) |
| The facts of life? |
| Worker in a garden |
| Confined to one's home, perhaps |
| Little bit of this, little bit of that |
| Some H.S. math |
| Improve, like writing |
| End-of-ramp directive |
| Eric of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" |
| Word between in and of |
| Red-coated cheese similar to Gouda |
| Gozo Island is part of it |
| Proofreader's notation, perhaps |
| Putting one's foot in one's mouth, e.g. |
| White House staffer, perhaps |
| Make mothlike movements |
| You may deliver a punch with it |
| Email virus, power outage, etc. |
| Bantoid language |
| One-twentieth of an old franc |
| Rarity for a mop-up man |
| Alternative to a lager or a stout |
| Liqueur in a fizz |
| Just enough to wet one's lips |
| Pluto, forward or backward |
| Its state lic. plate reads "Famous Potatoes" |
| Catch in the act |
| Stuff that made Jed a millionaire |
| When repeated, child's term for supper |
| Suffix with Israel or Manhattan |
| ___ Mae Brown (Whoopi's Oscar-winning role in "Ghost") |
| One in the Louvre |
| When Bastille Day is celebrated |
| They bring speakers into classrooms, briefly |
| A little one will "do ya," in old ads |
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