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| The Denver Post crossword of July 4th, 2020 other clues |
| "Happy motoring!" gas brand, once |
| Revealing, as an evening dress |
| Place for a soak |
| "Most certainly!" |
| "The Delta Force" star |
| Mother with a Nobel |
| Big name in kitchen gadgets |
| Wimbledon unit |
| Galileo, by birth |
| Lay the ___ (start a ship's construction) |
| ___ vapeur (steamed) |
| "___ Hate Me" (Spike Lee movie) |
| What bad dressers and bland food have in common |
| Like pants with a 36-inch inseam |
| Most malodorous |
| Figure that a Kaplan course may improve |
| "Total War" video game maker |
| "Now it's clear" |
| Computer bug |
| Un-PC devices? |
| Language of Liechtenstein |
| Astronaut Grissom |
| Torah holders |
| With 57-Down, soft drink since 1886 |
| Minuscule amount |
| Jewish youth org. |
| Absorb, as gravy |
| Sauce with basil |
| ___ up (have a pre-marathon meal) |
| Huge difference between viewpoints, say |
| Lopsided victory |
| Fountain into which 6-Down were tossed |
| Abba who wrote "My People" |
| Elia, to Lamb |
| ___ Crunch (Quaker cereal) |
| Inverse trigonometric function |
| Reason to take Aleve |
| Ernst & Young staffers, for short |
| Tuxedo shop worker |
| Devices for 5-Down directors |
| Purina dog food brand |
| Like glee club music |
| Quarterback great Aikman |
| Baldwin who lampoons Trump |
| Former mayor Eastwood |
| "The Original Slow Cooker" |
| "A mouse!" |
| Elder-care worker |
| Analyze grammatically |
| Breckinridge of fiction |
| Job for a 55-Across |
| Mall newsstand |
| Creatures at Area 51, some believe |
| Clearance rack abbr. |
| See 24-Down |
| Uber alternative |
| Hit tune from "Ziegfeld Follies" |
| University professor, e.g. |
| Sound from a stable |
| "El Condor ___" (Simon & Garfunkel tune) |
| Zero, at the World Cup |
| Love, in a Dean Martin classic |
| Praiseful work |
| Gradually slower, in music (Abbr.) |
| Car at a charging station |
| Like some surgery or testimony |
| "Way to go, kid!" |
| Newcomer on the job |
| That thing dangling from your palate |
| Repeat, as for emphasis |
| One in a playbill list |
| Texter's "bye now" |
| Sandra of "Gidget" |
| End of an English test, perhaps |
| Dizzy Gillespie genre |
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