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| Classic Crossword by Merl Reagle crossword of November 11th, 2018 other clues |
| Cusack and Rivers |
| "Co-starring ..." |
| Slug, for example |
| High one from Hingis |
| Classified info? |
| Mental morsel |
| Aware of |
| Family Ties production company |
| 78 |
| Photographer Adams |
| "Peace," to Pasternak |
| 75 |
| Wood whacker |
| Bible bk. |
| Farm girls? |
| Fanny follower, in finance |
| Buy alternative |
| 72 |
| Collar |
| Hero of The Knight Templar |
| "___ way!" |
| Lili St. ___ |
| Norma Rae director Martin |
| Hinge part |
| Entrance hall |
| ___ San Lucas |
| 73 |
| Dollar bill image |
| Ancient Greek theaters |
| Throw ___ (get really mad) |
| The fruit of Chapman's labors |
| 76 |
| Malice |
| With "ball," a boardwalk game |
| Dog breed, Lhasa ___ |
| Learns one's lesson |
| 74 |
| Cry of regret |
| Like a judge |
| First name in English tea |
| Radius's partner |
| Comrade |
| Shakespearean ensign |
| Govt. checks to those in need |
| Plays to the balcony |
| 70 |
| Part of a South American capital |
| Space |
| Literary boy detective |
| Early man's home |
| Lemony cooler |
| 77 |
| Start of a Faulkner title |
| Tall folks do it |
| 71 79 |
| Marsh |
| Agreement |
| Director Riefenstahl |
| They're in the army now |
| Work unit |
| Setting |
| Actor Morales |
| "No turn ___" |
| Moonbeam carrier, in a song |
| Lyric poem |
| Rainbow, for one |
| Lye formula, in chem. |
| Great advances |
| "As a man ___ a dish" (II Kings 21:13) |
| Day in Caesar lore |
| Cranky infant, perhaps |
| "If this ___ an actual emergency ..." |
| Old gas-pump sound |
| Facto lead-in |
| British gun |
| Part of a Chinese menu? |
| Chopping centers |
| "Alice's Restaurant" officer |
| Godzilla star Raymond |
| Slight lead |
| Medieval merchants' guild |
| Not ajar |
| Gary's place: abbr. |
| ___-jongg |
| Tocsin |
| Having desertlike conditions |
| Jimi Hendrix's "third stone from the sun" |
| Bristle |
| All ears |
| Cheer word |
| One of 12, in AA |
| Modest reply |
| Danning, but not Shepherd |
| Jack Webb Marine drama of 1957 |
| In ___ (quickly) |
| K-ration stuff |
| More clement |
| Reversible name |
| Fear or Horn |
| Gets the short end |
| She's a loaner, sometimes |
| Have a pot ___ |
| Talked and talked |
| Imparting a false true to |
| Salt Lake players |
| "___ sow ..." |
| Eldest of the Pleiades |
| Certain capture, in old chess notation |
| "Mio" intro |
| Trade |
| Rice dish |
| Inits. on some jets |
| Kelly's possum |
| Uh-uh, in Ulm |
| Huguenot's "huh?" |
| Extremely |
| "___ a vacation" |
| Cup, in Caen |
| N.Y.C. div. |
| Driving force |
| Paint using dots |
| Marner and Lapham |
| Conductor |
| Spanish article |
| Like Robin's men |
| "___ gettin' through to ya, kid?" |
| Year da Vinci was born |
| With "school," a teacher |
| Sleeveless attire |
| In there, at Fenway |
| Exploitive one |
| Vocalist Tennille |
| Houlihan portrayer |
| Head over there? |
| Comedian Carvey |
| Not quite immediately |
| Rocky hill |
| Pal of George of the Jungle |
| Subject of Huxley's The Doors of Perception |
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