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Sure winner, in sports slang crossword clue
L O C K
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| The Denver Post crossword of February 11th, 2021 other clues |
| Academy newcomer |
| Court postponement |
| Message from a sitcom sponsor |
| Was down with something |
| Spy also called a "sleeper agent" |
| Change cities, in Realtor-speak |
| Sore losers |
| Self-storage rental |
| Gunn of "Breaking Bad" |
| Elicit a smile from |
| Classroom favorites |
| Not worthy of |
| Symbol of bondage |
| Scotch bottle datum |
| Souvenir tops |
| Women's shoe style |
| Car buyer's aid, perhaps |
| Like a low-wattage bulb |
| ___ meuniere (fish dish) |
| Where Natalie Portman was born |
| Word in a bailiff's command |
| Drag along |
| Terse denial |
| Ski races with gates |
| Something one can do without thinking |
| Spices' shelfmates |
| Fisher-Price offerings |
| Mexican finger food |
| Cookie in some Klondike bars |
| "If it can go wrong, it will" |
| Brad of "The Big Short" |
| Opening chip |
| Marble resembling a gemstone |
| Gets the gist of |
| Temporarily unplayable, as a ball |
| Biblical breaker of tablets |
| Senior Smurf |
| Sphinx or griffin, in part |
| Musk of Tesla |
| Chew out |
| Mag. execs |
| Played kissy-face |
| Set ablaze |
| Either of two space bar neighbors |
| "I'd be glad to" |
| Alpert and Armstrong played them |
| Concert hall, e.g. |
| Elite invitees |
| Lavishes affection, with "on" |
| Buffet stack item |
| Sets a price of |
| Absorb, as a cost |
| Turn to compost |
| Indonesian resort island |
| They may clash in Hollywood |
| Within easy reach of |
| Round Table title |
| Caramel-and-chocolate candy brand |
| "Class of" person, for short |
| Identifies, slangily |
| Microscopic machines |
| Hit "q" instead of "w," say |
| Many millennia |
| Ford's Crown Victoria, e.g. |
| Post-blizzard mess |
| Place for a hoop |
| Not sharp or flat |
| Turns loose |
| Compares prices |
| Causing the willies |
| Home to a labyrinth, in Greek myth |
| Vessel in an angiogram |
| Sad work for Yorick |
| Blanchett of "Elizabeth" |
| Is in the hole |
| Alfred E. Neuman's magazine |
| Orange tuber |
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