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Word that becomes its own opposite if its first letter is removed crossword clue
S H E
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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2020 other clues |
| Perched on |
| This puzzle's solver |
| Irk |
| Response to "Am not!" |
| Soap that comes in blue-green bars |
| Far from harbor |
| Newswoman Phillips |
| Spot for a sitting duck |
| Minions' leader in "Despicable Me" |
| 101 |
| Long-stemmed mushroom |
| Some natural hairstyles |
| Unable to answer any more clues, say |
| *1st |
| ___ trip |
| "The Simpsons" shopkeeper |
| Tries something |
| Four-time Grammy winner Lovett |
| Gold and silver have them, but not bronze |
| Display contempt for, in a way |
| "Step right up!" |
| *2nd and 3rd crossed |
| Biblical kingdom in modern-day Jordan |
| Adult insect stage |
| Cajun cooking staple |
| Pen that's full of oink? |
| ___ and wiser |
| Playbill part, informally |
| Goddesses of the seasons |
| What each number in the starred clues represents |
| Low, creaky speaking register |
| "They're creepy and they're ___" (start of the "Addams Family" theme song) |
| Traverses 48-Down, in a way |
| Dot follower |
| [Not my error] |
| 14 pounds, in Britain |
| High rollers' preference, perhaps |
| When Aida dies in Verdi's "Aida" |
| Water hazards |
| Former performing orca |
| Where Ross taught paleontology on "Friends," for short |
| Popular beachwear |
| "Goodness me!" |
| Charges |
| Extremely cold |
| Extra on "Star Trek" |
| Strand at an airport, maybe |
| Outcome of being fired? |
| Govt.-backed security |
| Capital at an elevation of 12,000 feet |
| "Well, I guess so" |
| Disciplinary |
| Word with shirt or grounds |
| With "please" or "if I may," say |
| Off-the-neck style |
| Language with more than 25 vowel sounds |
| Apt rhyme for "shriek" |
| Square |
| Hall's partner |
| View from Liechtenstein |
| Sanctions |
| "Count me in" |
| *2nd and 3rd separated |
| Kid-centric org. |
| Garment often made of silk |
| Tied in ___ |
| Encourage |
| Spongy growth |
| So much, in music |
| *1st and 5th |
| *1st separate, 2nd and 3rd together, and 4th and 5th together |
| Potent strain of marijuana |
| Water slide |
| Chateaux-lined river |
| Lab test |
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