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Tennis, chess or bridge crossword clue
G A M E O F S K I L L
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Premier Sunday crossword of March 1st, 2020 other clues |
Green, yellow, orange or red vegetables |
Song from "Kiss Me, Kate" |
Broadcasting range |
Still too hot to eat, maybe |
United States territory |
Teasing a bit |
Disease treatment using tiny-scale technology |
Drop off |
Warhol of pop art |
Blowup stuff |
Put in a pile |
Shiny balloon polyester |
Croaking creature |
Restaurant seen in "Manhattan" |
Arm-twist |
Rare lunar phenomena |
Evaluation with a money-back guarantee |
Medium for Rembrandt |
Brand of fleece-lined boots |
"The Thin Man" novelist Hammett |
Procedures to detect a hazardous household gas |
Writer Kesey |
TV host Ripa |
Even way to finish |
Streaming media format |
Verbalizes |
Twirl in the opposite direction |
Car sticker abbr. |
Incidentally |
"Faust" author |
Step on it |
Place |
Crossover SUV similar to the Chevy Equinox |
Org. for university cadets |
Expert |
Former first lady Carter |
Left on a voyage |
"Affirmative, captain!" |
Diagram showing data as nested rectangles |
Biological bristle |
Pithy |
Tropical devil ray |
Waitress on "Alice" |
"Pity!" |
"Uh-uh" |
1985-91 "Saturday Night Live" cast member |
Master musicians |
Notches on surfaces |
Like the period between 1918 and 1939 |
Deadlocked |
Tuna snarer |
Like hand-eye coordination |
Not sufficient |
Child bearer |
Time of noteworthy goings-on |
Architect Saarinen |
Pare down |
Walk back and forth |
"Yikes!" |
Contrite people |
Pressure units |
Beethoven symphony in E flat |
Ann of "All That Jazz" |
Shop lure |
Fried egg preference |
Actress Tatum |
Cold applications to sprains |
Drop off |
Hit for the Kinks |
Lena of "Alias" |
Peddle from a stall |
Avant-garde |
Body of eau |
Painter Mark |
Transplants, in a way |
Neighbor of a Saudi |
Thyroid gland swellings |
Eggy quaff |
U.S. border lake |
Currency unit of Cambodia |
Give a ring |
— May (Jed Clampett's daughter) |
Karloff of old films |
Jungle vine |
With 78-Down, 2,000 pounds |
Gospel singer — Patty |
People online |
Foot the bill |
Top 40 DJ Casey |
"— recall ..." |
Narrow shelf |
Eats |
Some bridge hands |
Casual top without a circular collar |
Red wine |
Keeps out of debt |
Cologne's river |
Md. neighbor |
Expert |
Pontificate |
Epic tale |
Supplicate |
One-named model who wrote "True Beauty" |
Irises' places |
Entered stealthily |
See 45-Down |
Famed |
Heady brew |
Roberto of baseball |
Great anger |
Ashen look |
City across the Missouri River from Bismarck |
Tabulae — (blank slates) |
"— Is Born" |
Slowly, in scores |
Brian in the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame |
Hertz rival |
Conga-dancing formation |
Intro drawing class |
"Nana" actress Anna |
"Buenos —" |
Timbuktu's nation |
News tidbit |
"Stretch" car |
Suffix with press |
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