Get a Grip!

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Get a Grip!

Informations

• Publié par: ecomejex
• Nombre de lectures: 47
• Langue: Français

Extrait

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Road addition?

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“Time” has one; “Tim”

hasn’t

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Hamlets

DOWN

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Missing

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“___ the lookout!”

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West extension?

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Total to pay: abbr.

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Composer Gustav

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DX divided by V

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Suggestions

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Where

élèves

learn

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Makes a pit stop, perhaps

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Ability to throw

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Stir up, as a fire

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Rustic style of picnic table

or bunk beds

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Asian appetizer

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Film director Craven

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Scorn

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Tragic Moor

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Born

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“Every child. One voice.”

org.

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Kin of an abbr.

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Office setting?

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Common rhyme scheme

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City worker

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“You bet ___!”

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“Be ever wonderful, ___

you are” (Earth, Wind &

Fire lyric)

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Cafe order

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Gnat-sized

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Hotel bucketful

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He’s Ben in “Star Wars”

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Made sketches

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Basie’s instrument

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___ voce

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Postpone

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Old Mideast org.

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Coll. senior’s test

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Not kosher

50

City conduits

53

Latin abbr.

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Word on a door

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Science guy Bill and

funnyman Louis

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“___ la vie”

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Is suffering from

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Deposed Iranian

60

Pleisto finish

61

Not translucent

64

The great leveler

65

Old auto, the ___ Bearcat

67

Start of a hyphenated

actress

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Glowing

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Uncoordinated one

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Small drinks

73

Chophouse, e.g.

76

LXX divided by X

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Place to stay

78

Mayberry’s Otis et al.

79

Gen. Rommel

80

Comic Marty Allen’s

greeting, “Hello, ___!”

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Alphabet segment

ACROSS

1

___ of light

6

Old Olds model

11

Eject, as lava

15

Veterinarian’s instrument? (and

I’d be real careful with it, too)

20

Buster Brown’s dog

21

Response to “Where’s your

salad”?

23

Pale

24

Pastoral place

25

Nome knife

26

Creator

27

Mideast gulf

28

The horse in “National Velvet”

30

Tough stuff

32

Word in cold temperatures

34

Latvian, for one

35

Wild West show prop

38

Young one

40

Shout from the stands

41

Cartoonist Keane

42

Popular skillet spray

43

Hard time with a fastener?

48

Out

50

“Bye, now”

51

Jagged breach

52

Indian princess, variantly

54

Tool used on a mechanical bull?

59

Part of a play

62

Greek portico

63

Verily

64

With 66 Across, what a

particularly difficult exorcism

might require?

66

See 64 Across

71

Palindromic name

72

Assign stars to

74

Playoff survivor

75

Group that can handle any

gripping need?

81

Eventually become

82

“Are you ___ out?”

83

Says

85

Knocker’s reply

88

Gag gift for a fuzzy thinker?

92

“Moulin Rouge!” director

Luhrmann

93

In the style of

95

2004 champs, on the scoreboard

96

Suppertime, for some

97

Sequel-title word

99

Psych ending

100

2005 Best Actress winner

103

Neato

106

Singer Cole

107

Pretends

108

Songwriter Wilson

110

Part of USSR: abbr.

111

Dresser wood

113

Carpet mark

114

With 120 Across, a

book-seller’s spiel at a tool

expo?

119

Roy’s gal

120

See 114 Across

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Get a Grip!

86

Lash application

87

Snobbery

88

Air rifle ammo

89

Lake vessel

90

Generally

91

“Difficulties ___ be

surmounted” (Emerson)

92

Car-grille cover

94

NAACP, for one

98

Forgotten, as a promise

99

Formula westerns

101

More civil

102

Kipling python

104

Warm alpine wind

(anagram of NO, HEF)

105

Weekly cable guide

109

One way to go: abbr.

111

Slugger Mel

112

“That’s it!”

113

Portent

114

Gridiron gain: abbr.

115

No later than

116

Him, to Henri

117

___-democracy forces

118

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