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Crossword Champ Pro crossword of June 29th, 2019 other clues |
Zip in a soccer match |
Apprehend, as a perpetrator |
Beastie Boys album "___ Communication" |
"Orange Is the New Black" actress DeLaria |
Metal in its raw state |
Actor Sharif |
"Humanum ___ errare" |
Beaver's production |
Basic unit of money in Gambia |
Like some cigars |
Verb with "heaven and earth" |
Fall back, as the ocean |
Long wriggler in the water |
Free pass to the second round |
Queen-sized sleeping place |
The "A" in many beer acronyms |
Moms on the farm |
Opposite of "in the future" |
Ophthalmologist's concern |
Barefaced |
Adult-to-be |
Bulldozed |
Landscaping task |
Joule fraction |
Lacking enthusiasm, maybe |
One may begin "Knock knock" |
Transfer ceremonially |
Subject of the 2007 book "Sabotage" |
Land's ___ (southwesternmost point of England) |
Puzzle honoree found in eight long answers |
Self-centered people have big ones |
Derby winners start here |
Start of a 1936 best seller's title |
Japan's answer to the cummerbund |
Tiny criticism |
Palindromic Dutch city near Arnhem |
Not to be considered seriously |
Put out, as a fragrance |
Having the same properties |
Musical with the song "Be Italian" |
Start of a bridge declaration |
Thing one can do on one's fingers |
Sock or shoe that goes with the one you're wearing |
Access to the Comstock Lode |
Start at a campsite |
Sizable swallow |
Try to elude "it" |
Rap music |
Fitting tightly |
What the 13 circled things in this puzzle constitute |
Yellowstone creature |
"I wish I ___ [sic] homeward bound": Paul Simon |
Sampled from the smorgasbord |
What the winner of a poker hand wins |
Have a shootout at ten paces |
What RuPaul dresses in |
Post-game meeting place, for some |
Score that's between a birdie and a bogey |
Action film staple |
Word to a misbehaving dog |
From whence you can look down on people |
Actress Spelling of "Mystery Girls" |
Like obstinate critters |
Town square |
Paton's "Too ___ the Phalarope" |
Ward's role on "Wagon Train" |
Part of A.P.R. |
Surprise your friends, wedding-wise |
Suitable for cacti, environmentally |
Shaggy ape of Borneo, briefly |
Rubella symptom |
Bocelli performance, perhaps |
Real estate spot |
Typically crowded spot for a Thanksgiving chef |
Equate |
Real heel |
Unexpectedly by itself, as in the dryer |
Vocabulaire part |
Meagerness |
Sock in the jaw |
Deteriorate |
Word with ''faced'' or ''fisted'' |
Tree that's a homophone for "you" |
Bother, in a title of the Bard |
Courteous address |
Unlock, to Shakespeare |
Take out a mortgage |
Pesticide banned by the EPA |
Mudder's fodder |
Chinese premier ___ Jiabao |
What AAA can provide for a broken-down car |
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