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Word that can precede the first parts of 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 28-Down crossword clue
R O U N D
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| The Denver Post crossword of July 14th, 2020 other clues |
| Sign on a tray of samples |
| Jet engine maker ___ & Whitney |
| Debtor's letters |
| Purple-brown hue |
| One in a high 21-Across, for short |
| LP holder |
| Much dining-hall laundry |
| Rubber Capital of the World |
| Flashy signs |
| Unexpected hangup |
| Arm bar, e.g. |
| Ought to have, informally |
| Crosby's "Road" partner |
| Tennessee's state flower |
| Place to cut a rug, so to speak |
| MacArthur trademark |
| FWIW part |
| Bailiff's workplace |
| Rustic lodgings |
| Laurel of "Babes in Toyland" |
| Started the bidding |
| Totally befuddled |
| Pocket or sock problem |
| Gumbo thickener |
| You can't escape it |
| The Caspian Sea, as often classified |
| Work with a pugilistic partner |
| A1, for one |
| Start to stink, perhaps |
| River of Zaragoza |
| Ugly as ___ |
| Pick on mercilessly |
| Incriminating info |
| Organizational level |
| Often-jellied tropical fruits |
| Stable fare |
| "Star Trek: TNG" commander Troi |
| Ceramists' equipment |
| "Let It Snow" lyricist Sammy |
| Apartment manager, briefly |
| Holed up |
| Rita Moreno's "West Side Story" role |
| Jewish campus group |
| Speak like Cicero |
| Asimov genre, for short |
| Loco, when repeated |
| Sharpened, as skills |
| Unanswered questions |
| Car radiator attachment |
| Kegler's targets |
| Leave hastily |
| Time co-founder Henry |
| Lose one's cool |
| Privy to |
| Key above the tilde |
| 49-Across, in the OR |
| G.I. Joe and Ken |
| Part of a stand-up's routine |
| St. Peter's Basilica sculpture |
| Shortened to fit, say |
| Sardine factory worker |
| Less dicey |
| Letters of urgency |
| Open, as a gate |
| Dry white wine |
| Unstable subatomic particle |
| Brewers great in Cooperstown |
| College since 1440 |
| "In your dreams!" |
| Name in lightweight metals |
| ___ avis (unusual sort) |
| Bigfoot's Tibetan cousin |
| Medical blockage reliever |
| Part of a movie's credits |
| Director Preminger |
| Manual reader, often |
| Dress down, with "out" |
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