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Otis Redding's label crossword clue
S T A X
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| The Denver Post crossword of February 17th, 2020 other clues |
| Insertion mark |
| Symbol before a key signature |
| Rooney of "Carol" |
| Higher in rank than |
| Syringe, for short |
| Pub round |
| Movie exec's veal dinner? |
| Home on a farm |
| Where "the buck stops" |
| Like an engaged couple |
| "Boxcars" pair, in craps |
| Bishop's topper |
| End of an Italian sonnet |
| Scene of a 1979 overthrow |
| Bocelli delivery |
| Silent performers |
| Ovine utterance |
| Young bird minding little brother? |
| Start of a bray |
| Much interoffice mail |
| Woodwind with a conical bore |
| Schedule opening |
| UCLA athletes |
| Sauce made with basil |
| Much all-you-can-eat fare |
| Grab by the collar, say |
| Moat beast, for short |
| W.C. Fields persona |
| Member of a rural kick line? |
| "If all ___ fails . . ." |
| Hellenic H's |
| Fill with rapture |
| Metal-stamping tools |
| Move stealthily |
| Mason's surveying partner |
| Ill-bred sorts |
| Not very much |
| 2011 U.S. Open winner McIlroy |
| All Hallows' ___ (Oct. 31) |
| Geek Squad member |
| Mowing or raking, e.g. |
| U-shaped stringed instruments |
| Four-song records, perhaps |
| Centers of activity |
| Marlee with a 1986 Oscar |
| Parcel out |
| Chaucer pilgrim |
| Fall bloomer |
| "Don't ___ and drive" |
| Expose, at a costume party |
| RBI or HR |
| Merit badge holder |
| Sandusky's lake |
| Place to build |
| Shock jock Don |
| ___ hall (campus hangout) |
| Group in charge (Abbr.) |
| Words given under oath |
| Israel's Netanyahu, informally |
| Shortly, to poets |
| Gets ripe |
| Directions-seeker's words |
| Modernist's prefix |
| Like a Black Sabbath concert |
| Cherry centers |
| Like-minded voting group |
| Like billiard balls, pre-break |
| Walked nervously |
| Rod-shaped bacterium |
| "Pardon," slangily |
| Skin-and-bones sort |
| Greeted the day |
| Grove unit |
| Director Preminger |
| Archie or Jughead |
| From Jan. 1 until now |
| Y-sporting collegian |
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