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Hint 1: Clue DefinitionsJARGON(noun)a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)a colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zirconFRANCE(noun)French writer of sophisticated novels and short stories (1844-1924)a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe
Hint 1: Clue DefinitionsJARGON(noun)a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)a colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zirconFRANCE(noun)French writer of sophisticated novels and short stories (1844-1924)a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe
Hint 1: Clue Definitions
JARGON(noun)a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)a colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zirconFRANCE(noun)French writer of sophisticated novels and short stories (1844-1924)a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe
JARGON(noun)a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)a colorless (or pale yellow or smoky) variety of zirconFRANCE(noun)French writer of sophisticated novels and short stories (1844-1924)a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe
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1.Bluster
1.Bluster
5.Briefly
5.Briefly
12.Pulse quickeners
12.Pulse quickeners
18.Kuwait’s Mishal, e.g.
18.Kuwait’s Mishal, e.g.
19.Jumbled
19.Jumbled
20.Having a good pedigree
20.Having a good pedigree
24.Talk of Torino
24.Talk of Torino
25.Diva’s display
25.Diva’s display
26.Durango daddy
26.Durango daddy
27.“Hamilton” Tony winner Leslie ___ Jr.
27.“Hamilton” Tony winner Leslie ___ Jr.
28.‘For example . . .’
28.‘For example . . .’
29.Frisky
29.Frisky
31.But, in Latin
31.But, in Latin
32.Play reviewer
32.Play reviewer
33.Hotel laundry room sight
33.Hotel laundry room sight
35.SFO-to-LAX heading
35.SFO-to-LAX heading
36.Gumshoe, in hard-boiled fiction
36.Gumshoe, in hard-boiled fiction
38.Stone’s climb from TV commercials to “Casino” fame?
38.Stone’s climb from TV commercials to “Casino” fame?
41.Drawing room
41.Drawing room
44.Fall preceder
44.Fall preceder
45.Grow narrower
45.Grow narrower
46.Have the sense that you’re falling over?
46.Have the sense that you’re falling over?
50.Thomas Gray’s “The Bard,” e.g.
50.Thomas Gray’s “The Bard,” e.g.
51.Harshly criticize
51.Harshly criticize
52.Cloverleaf feature
52.Cloverleaf feature
53.Reward the actors
53.Reward the actors
55.“Naughty” and “Nice,” e.g.
55.“Naughty” and “Nice,” e.g.
59.“Analyze This” director Harold
59.“Analyze This” director Harold
60.Laggard’s cry
60.Laggard’s cry
62.Jct. parts
62.Jct. parts
63.Lennon’s love
63.Lennon’s love
66.Round region surrounding a cathedral?
66.Round region surrounding a cathedral?
69.Mattress choice
69.Mattress choice
70.Longing
70.Longing
71.Angled pipe
71.Angled pipe
72.Very little
72.Very little
73.Gambler’s markers
73.Gambler’s markers
74.Surveyed skeevily
74.Surveyed skeevily
78.Location
78.Location
79.It may involve hand-holding
79.It may involve hand-holding
80.“How the Grinch Stole Christmas” director Howard
80.“How the Grinch Stole Christmas” director Howard
81.Channels 14 and up, on old TVs
81.Channels 14 and up, on old TVs
83.Heat lamp for poultry farm hatchlings?
83.Heat lamp for poultry farm hatchlings?
85.Uncomplaining
85.Uncomplaining
87.Signing, perhaps
87.Signing, perhaps
89.Garden pests
89.Garden pests
90.Purina exec in charge of livestock products?
90.Purina exec in charge of livestock products?
93.Elliott of 1989’s “Prancer”
93.Elliott of 1989’s “Prancer”
94.Miss at a hoedown
94.Miss at a hoedown
97.Baffled
97.Baffled
98.Pontiac in a 1964 hit song
98.Pontiac in a 1964 hit song
99.Bar topic
99.Bar topic
101.Player’s contract stipulation
101.Player’s contract stipulation
104.Play favorites, perhaps
104.Play favorites, perhaps
105.Wood’s counterpart
105.Wood’s counterpart
106.Topper for a 56-Down
106.Topper for a 56-Down
108.Fail to meet at the planned time
108.Fail to meet at the planned time
109.Fatalistic cry
109.Fatalistic cry
112.Ones taking sabbaticals with no game plan?
112.Ones taking sabbaticals with no game plan?
114.Shocking scandals
114.Shocking scandals
115.Like contraband
115.Like contraband
116.Ending akin to -trix and -ette
116.Ending akin to -trix and -ette
117.Made the coffee
117.Made the coffee
118.Blot on the landscape
118.Blot on the landscape
119.Miss in the Highlands
119.Miss in the Highlands
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1.Renaissance fiddles
1.Renaissance fiddles
2.Peruvian pals
2.Peruvian pals
3.Kidman who debuted in 1983’s “Bush Christmas”
3.Kidman who debuted in 1983’s “Bush Christmas”
4.‘Have a taste’
4.‘Have a taste’
5.Outmoded classroom visual aid
5.Outmoded classroom visual aid
6.“You’re a mean ___, Mr. Grinch”
6.“You’re a mean ___, Mr. Grinch”
7.Grating noise
7.Grating noise
8.Oscar-awarding org.
8.Oscar-awarding org.
9.Paging device
9.Paging device
10.Forceful words after “There!”
10.Forceful words after “There!”
11.Scolding sound
11.Scolding sound
12.Begin a journey
12.Begin a journey
13.Quahog or geoduck
13.Quahog or geoduck
14.“…and may ___ your Christmases be white”
14.“…and may ___ your Christmases be white”
15.Cleanup hitter’s goal
15.Cleanup hitter’s goal
16.Proof of fallibility
16.Proof of fallibility
17.Cotton from Arkansas, e.g.
17.Cotton from Arkansas, e.g.
20.Like a good target for a pass
20.Like a good target for a pass
21.Ranking member
21.Ranking member
23.Long-running CBS franchise
23.Long-running CBS franchise
27.“Potatoes done perfect” brand
27.“Potatoes done perfect” brand
30.“Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe ___ to make the season bright”
30.“Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe ___ to make the season bright”
33.Burden for Marley’s ghost
33.Burden for Marley’s ghost
34.“___ Holidays!”
34.“___ Holidays!”
37.Black-and-white
37.Black-and-white
39.Hit show letters
39.Hit show letters
40.Walked boldly
40.Walked boldly
41.Scotch Tape dispenser feature
41.Scotch Tape dispenser feature
43.Thing of the past
43.Thing of the past
46.Sudden incursion
46.Sudden incursion
47.Canine coat
47.Canine coat
48.Kingly fur
48.Kingly fur
49.Piece of information
49.Piece of information
54.Dogs with corded coats
54.Dogs with corded coats
56.Christmas decoration
56.Christmas decoration
57.Groundskeeper’s chore
57.Groundskeeper’s chore
58.Rat
58.Rat
60.NHL team based in Saint Paul
60.NHL team based in Saint Paul
61.Financial crisis
61.Financial crisis
64.Beginning
64.Beginning
66.Squeeze together?
66.Squeeze together?
67.Hollywood’s Negga and Wilson
67.Hollywood’s Negga and Wilson
68.Oktoberfest souvenirs
68.Oktoberfest souvenirs
69.Massenet opera
69.Massenet opera
71.New symphony of 1804
71.New symphony of 1804
73.Alcatraz unit
73.Alcatraz unit
75.Undermine
75.Undermine
76.Book reviewers
76.Book reviewers
77.Charlize of “Reindeer Games”
77.Charlize of “Reindeer Games”
79.Vehicle for dashing through the snow
79.Vehicle for dashing through the snow
82.Dad, sis, bro, etc.
82.Dad, sis, bro, etc.
84.James of Elf
84.James of Elf
85.“A round for everybody!”
85.“A round for everybody!”
86.Having a will
86.Having a will
88.Bad way to be accused
88.Bad way to be accused
90.One-named model from Milan
90.One-named model from Milan
91.“You’re absolutely right”
91.“You’re absolutely right”
92.Christmas, in Cremona
92.Christmas, in Cremona
94.Lead ore
94.Lead ore
95.Adds tinsel to, e.g.
95.Adds tinsel to, e.g.
96.Items in some frames
96.Items in some frames
100.They crash and break
100.They crash and break
102.Crayola color
102.Crayola color
103.Supergiant in Orion
103.Supergiant in Orion
105.Bus Stop playwright
105.Bus Stop playwright
107.___ Park (Queens neighborhood)
107.___ Park (Queens neighborhood)
110.Boxer warning
110.Boxer warning
111.Bourbon cask material
111.Bourbon cask material
112.Commit perjury
112.Commit perjury
113.Realm for Mars
113.Realm for Mars
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