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Classic Crossword by Merl Reagle crossword of February 16th, 2020 other clues
Fair-ball boundary
Drink from a bowl
Substitute for a woman?
Visionary
Green Party prefix
Simple organism
Groom?
"Now I see why"
Shoe size
Conger chaser
D.C. PBS affiliate
Cross-dressing film director Wood et al.
Rare goose
Bergman film about a sardine factory?
With 103 Across, a pickup place
Boys Town state: abbr.
___ throw away
Problem of some maniacs
See 90 Down
Food
Author Fleming
Great weight
Second shot
"The Swedish Nightingale"
Copycat
Chant
Sixteen oz.
Folk group, often
Bruce Wayne as a child?
Lacerated
Tim of Reservoir Dogs
Eucalyptus-leaf lover
City near Kansas City
Wheel Roseanne from the hospital?
Gentleman Jim star, 1942
If ___ (in case it's called for)
She fell for Aeneas
Danny Kaye movie that tells the inside story?
Word before "toe"
Florida flyer
Missteps
Tutu's continent: abbr.
Early utopia
Herbert of The Pink Panther
Twists all around
Ill-mannered
No longer vivid
German admiral
Addams Family cousin
South America's "backbone"
West addition
Type of pain, maybe
Debonair David
Shortened, as a dict.
Famed Lennonist
Half an African capital
He goes through your mail
Lube need
Synchronize
___ down (makes simpler)
Where to buy a good polo mallet and tell-all book?
"Yeah, OK, sure," for example
Not sweaty
Beta Kappa opener
Huck's friend
Khaki kin
Blend in
Bone immobilizer
Zeniths
Club in a Manilow hit
All ___ (fascinated)
Desert denizen
Caterpillar hair
Most favorable conditions
A bird or a bit of fun
Homeo's finale
Scuffle
Gets a load of
No longer working: abbr.
For each
Couple of guys at a Hollywood fund-raiser?
Warm up
Give off
Common solvent
Like some stocks: abbr.
Tenant's infinitive
Small weight
Gerard or Hodges
Remington et al.
Popular basket fiber
Realization after days of downpours?
Not for the faint-hearted, as chili?
Mazel ___
Reveal
Homophone of a car
Just made
Four corners st.
Lane of fame
Sine or cosine preceder
Southern miss?
Site of many stars' homes
Doing fabulously
Bus. watchdog
Veil fabric
Against
Itty-bitty bones
Some clams
Dreyfus Affair crusader
Satisfied responses
Kid of jazz fame
Milk org.
Decollete
Guy who produced the first wild west show in Little Italy?
1988 comedy, Married to ___
Fargo's loc.
Have ___ (eat between meals)
Early rescue vessel
Italian pronoun
Home of the Wildcats: abbr.
Mitchell's plantation
Fastener during a flight
Clamor
Bridge coup
Sign eliciting seatless gripes
Troubles
Azerbaijan neighbor
Brief freedom?
CD follower
Say
TV host-motorcyclist
Uncle from Sonora
Product promenade
Hard ___ (illegible)
He's a downer?
Most popular scent among detectives?
Tie up
Dove's home
Bill dispenser, familiarly
Brit. gold coin
Old Greek colonnades
MIT, for one

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