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- October 21st, 2018
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State for an astronaut (2000) crossword clue
Z E R O G R A V I T Y
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of October 21st, 2018 other clues |
| Org. known for helping hounds |
| Performing ___ |
| Black-and-white noises |
| Its size can be measured in angstroms |
| Powder mineral |
| Alder's anchor |
| "Leave this to me" |
| App-testing phase |
| Temple Square's state |
| Spots for slots, e.g.? |
| Maker of Screamin' SRX fluorescent paint |
| Irritable mood |
| Arnaz-Ball production company |
| Mischievous being |
| Relative of a bowfin |
| Far from perceptive |
| Prediction maker |
| Soprano with a Tony? |
| Cornish Rex's sound |
| Gelateria selections |
| Cedar Rapids school |
| Rite Aid rival |
| High-stakes contests |
| Indian menu side |
| Barefoot |
| The New Republic writer Jeet ___ |
| Bit of choreography |
| They may be queens |
| Upside-down rooster? |
| Sports org. since 1904 |
| Zebra on ice |
| "Can I help you?" |
| "___ try!" |
| Sign of an incision |
| "___ your words" |
| Word found in TEETOTALER, ironically |
| Made Jaguar noises |
| "The Addams Family" character said to have an IQ higher than 300 |
| Was a threat to |
| Bagel shop quantities |
| Natives of the Plains |
| Is finished dozing |
| Comedian Bridget |
| Singer Corinne Bailey ___, or a singer's asset in reverse |
| Wildly enthusiastic |
| ___ Lingus |
| Item needed for driving |
| Cheerful song |
| Like the humor of many Judd Apatow films |
| What an air ball misses |
| Visits |
| Langston Hughes poem first published in 1926 |
| "Darn!" in Dortmund |
| Angling purchase |
| Gritty drama's quality |
| Indian menu side |
| Cosmopolitan and others |
| Right fielder Slaughter |
| With 105 Down, site of the Norwegian Trench |
| KFC additive |
| Alexandrite, e.g. |
| Guitarist Hoffs who co-founded the Bangles |
| Excessively scrupulous |
| What tailors measure |
| "Venerable" saint |
| City where Barack Obama made a historic visit in March 2016 |
| Trivial gripe |
| Hiddleston of "Thor" |
| Rattled |
| Barbershop service |
| Sharp obstacles in "Sonic the Hedgehog" |
| Like full-grown Empires |
| Frogner Park's city |
| Pass (out) |
| Like some wrecked ships |
| Novelist Waugh |
| Satyr's emotion |
| Places down |
| Playwright in the Lowell Swortzell play "Young Eugene" |
| Good Friday's period |
| Parrying weapon |
| Lobe-piercing choice |
| French spread |
| Exemplars of grace (1848) |
| Attains |
| Pianist who said, "Music is not a hobby, not even a passion with me; music is me" (1800) |
| "The Daily Show" correspondent ___ Wood Jr. |
| Basis for discussion |
| Food processor? |
| Bassist Vicious |
| What a camera captures |
| Document signed by a monarch (1844) |
| Carve into stone, say |
| 0, to Manchester United |
| Bend down |
| Difficult to understand |
| Educational career path (1980) |
| Rush of blues music |
| ___ in two (common chess puzzle) |
| Madonna's zodiac sign |
| Checks for mistakes |
| Close pal |
| Structure for a Native American healing ceremony (1996) |
| Start to unravel |
| Soliloquy segment |
| Item in a lunchbox |
| Substance in a syringe |
| Sobieski of "Never Been Kissed" |
| Breaks limits, in a way |
| Like the hillsides scaled by rock climbers |
| Member of a study group (1992) |
| What's going to happen |
| Oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball |
| Some choral ensembles |
| Yonder pirate ship |
| Controversial song by Prince that spurred the creation of parental advisory stickers on albums (1816) |
| Contented exclamation |
| Make numb |
| Go to extremes with |
| "Hang on" |
| SC Johnson wrap brand |
| Common brunch hr. |
| Gets into, as computer systems |
| Tried to claw open |
| Second-place finishers, and an alternate title to this puzzle |
| Stuff in red blood cells |
| Badlands tableland |
| Baby and Doll, e.g. |
| Big part of Hollywood? |
| Totally absurd |
| Prone to wickedness |
| Emperor Wu's dynasty |
| See 100 Across |
| Cowpoke's catcher |
| Material for building bridges |
| Call before a snap |
| Blog post code |
| Product of length and width, at times |
| "What ___ is there?" |
| Pamper, with "on" |
| Virginia Woof or Fyodor Dogstoevsky, e.g. |
| Kyle Mooney's show, briefly |
| Sow's enclosure |
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