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- December 20th, 2020
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*Receiving financial aid from the state crossword clue
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| Stereotypical outdoor spaces for frolicking |
| Misstep, as on a wet floor |
| Ancient region that encompasses Athens |
| Ventilate |
| Squalid shelter |
| Minor opposite |
| *Archipelago divided between Argentina and Chile whose name means "Land of Fire" |
| Contents of tables |
| Electronic dance music setting |
| Coal transporter |
| "The Book of ___" (Denzel Washington film) |
| Edge |
| Megaphone sound |
| "On the Beach" author Nevil |
| *Wilco album whose title consists of three letters from the NATO phonetic alphabet |
| Decapod's leg count |
| Achieve great things, say |
| Romanian's neighbor |
| Carpentry item |
| Completely |
| Greets cordially |
| Of whom an art patron said, "He is a loathsome, offensive brute, yet I can't look away" when viewing a painting of him on "Seinfeld" |
| The S of ASL |
| Meadow beast |
| Mystical sphere, maybe |
| Prefix with technology |
| Sees if one can |
| *Scientist who invented the first electric generator in 1831 |
| Period divided into eras |
| "A few weeks ___ ..." |
| Second sound |
| Christmas ___ (seasonal drink from Great Lakes Brewing Co.) |
| CEO or CFO's degree, perhaps |
| *Spongy desserts |
| Green pool target |
| "Carpe ___!" |
| Grass-covered surface |
| Org. planning Take Your Family to School Week |
| Some weapons in the game "Skyrim" |
| Letters you can't read |
| Performer wearing geta |
| Mole digging through one's property? |
| Genre for many mystery films |
| Imminent |
| Ready to graduate, say? |
| "Mixed-ish" network |
| *"It will be our little secret" |
| Informal complaints |
| Ones a-milking in a Christmas carol |
| Moved on in one's life? |
| Like tennis legend Margaret Court's last name |
| "Malcolm in the Middle" actress Kaczmarek |
| Software-testing phase |
| "Attack," as the fridge |
| *Auto executive for whom an infamous failed car was named |
| *Author of the 1931 novel "The Brontë«s Went to Woolworths" |
| George of "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" |
| "Same with me" |
| "And heaven and ___ sing" (lyric in "Joy to the World") |
| Forgot-you-had-an-exam-today emotion |
| Song sung in pews |
| Most devious |
| ___ Tuesday |
| 30 percent of X |
| Poet's palindrome |
| One a-leaping in a Christmas carol |
| Coppertop battery brand |
| Figure standing outside the ballpark, maybe |
| Bookcase section |
| Comedian Costello |
| "All These Things That ___ Done" (2004 song by the Killers) |
| Coat rack piece |
| Composer Thomas whose surname is an anagram of 94 Across |
| Service after a breakdown |
| Like December, among all months |
| Stuck at some boring job |
| Manage, as exhibits |
| Theoretical evolutionary intermediates |
| Environmentalist with a mustache in kid lit |
| Exercise power |
| 200-meter race, e.g. |
| Musical Garfunkel |
| Site of rods and cones |
| Easygoing |
| Business abbr. |
| Chasers in a saloon? |
| Ringing steeple section |
| Sends high overhead |
| Mix, as in a soup bowl |
| Cartoonist Bil |
| Oolong, e.g. |
| It sprouts from an acorn |
| "Young and Beautiful" singer ___ Del Rey |
| "Drop it!" |
| Snacks that one should give to Santa rather than cookies? |
| Trailblazing stage actor Aldridge |
| Film hero who battles in the Thunderdome |
| Pave the way for |
| Lorde song with the lyric "Let me be your ruler" |
| Places |
| Like the Who's opening lyric "The song is over" |
| Spice used in some Christmas cookies |
| Frequent hiking site for Calvin and Hobbes |
| Capital of Northern Ireland |
| ___ Tomé© and Príncipe |
| Union general George |
| "That grosses me out!" |
| Guevara seen in "Evita" |
| False name |
| Dinosaur of Pixar films |
| Oingo Boingo singer-songwriter Danny |
| Watch gear's tooth, e.g. |
| Boggy Louisiana area |
| Medicare section that covers inpatient hospital stays |
| Vessels for fried rice |
| Fabricator's product? |
| Like sharp images on TV |
| Sunken treasure sites |
| Santa ___ (Christmas accessory) |
| Like the biblical son who wasted his fortune |
| Lozenge, for a cough |
| Bit of ThirdLove lingerie |
| Medium's alleged skill |
| City where many Dutch monarchs were buried |
| Really wretched |
| Parish officer who sounds like an insect |
| Remove a curse word |
| Portion of butter |
| Sparkling crown |
| Fairy tale behemoth |
| Has a deep desire (for) |
| Empathize with |
| ___ Rabbit (trickster in African American folklore) |
| Moral obligation |
| "Why" musician Yoko |
| ___ Wednesday |
| Small coral island |
| "Let's see ..." |
| Like Santa's little helpers |
| Bring litigation against |
| Surgery sites, briefly |
| Mesh under a trapeze |
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