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| Washington Post crossword of February 11th, 2017 other clues |
| Take to the links |
| Salvo |
| Cyberjunk |
| Genesis fratricide victim |
| "Don't you love farce? My fault, ___ ..." ("Send in the Clowns" lyric) |
| Interlaced |
| T. ___ Price (investment firm) |
| Sound made by lions and tigers? |
| Name on many furniture assembly instructions |
| Ornament |
| Pejorative label for a staffer at an Apple Store Genius Bar |
| It's cracked by cryptologists |
| Loading dock platform |
| Throws from outfielders, often |
| Riyadh native |
| Canine dad in Disney's "101 Dalmatians" |
| Sport in which touches are registered electronically |
| Bear among the stars |
| What Mexican Olympians go for |
| Discovery |
| Circle meas. |
| Jacobi or Jeter |
| Past the deadline |
| Like some glitter |
| One end of a sectional sofa, often |
| Galoots |
| "It's us against ___" |
| Savonarola in 1497 Florence, e.g. |
| "Assuredly ..." |
| Ostentatious luxury |
| Fugitive's assumption |
| Torch-lit party, often |
| Thing denounced by a 52-Across |
| Bill Withers hit of 1972 |
| Call to ___ |
| Trait transmitter |
| Hall of rock |
| Zorro accessory |
| Costume |
| Solo instrument in Britten's "Six Metamorphoses after Ovid" |
| Salacious |
| CON |
| CON |
| Mysterious radar blip, for short |
| Musical whose "Roger" is modeled after Puccini's "Rodolfo" |
| Dispensers of wisdom |
| CON |
| CON |
| Prompt with the index finger |
| State forcefully |
| Honeyed spirit |
| "The Bride Came ___" (Bette Davis movie) |
| Shake a leg, quaintly |
| Where many French classes convene |
| Summa cum ___ |
| "Get a little closer" sloganeer, in the 1980s |
| Culture of East Africa |
| Soup-in-an-envelope brand |
| Like some drones |
| "Fiddler on the Roof" matchmaker |
| Meal with Elijah's cup |
| Hail |
| Fond du ___, Wisconsin |
| Deighton who wrote "The IPCRESS File" |
| Cuban music |
| Math subj. where tangents are relevant |
| Slip into a closet, maybe |
| ___ mess (British strawberries-and-cream dessert) |
| Echelon |
| Vibe |
| Rotating engine parts |
| Walrus feature |
| Adams of "Arrival" |
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