CrosswordDictionary2025Feb Flashcards

(157 cards)

1
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Overly refined (6)

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EFFETE

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2
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Uneasy (7)

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RESTIVE

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3
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Doing dishes in a mess hall, say (4)

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ONKP

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4
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Inscribed stone pillars (6)

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STELES

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5
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Brute (4)

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LOUT

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6
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___ gow (Chinese gambling game with dominoes) (3)

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PAI

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7
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Protective hairstyle, familiarly (4)

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LOCS

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8
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Bandleader Shaw (5)

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ARTIE

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9
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Jeans popular in the 1980s (7)

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GITANOS

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10
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Used a lever on (6)

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PRISED

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11
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Auto component that recharges the battery (10)

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ALTERNATOR

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12
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Sci-fi author Heinlein (6)

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ROBERT

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13
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Old Dodges (5)

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OMNIS

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14
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Popular name of the frigate USS Constitution (12)

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OLDIRONSIDES

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15
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Arabic honorific (5)

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SHEIK

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16
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Oscar winner Tatum (5)

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ONEAL

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17
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Harmonica player in “Once Upon a Time in the West” (7)

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BRONSON

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18
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Joshua Tree’s desert (6)

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MOHAVE

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19
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“A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte” and “Bathers at Asnières,” for two (7)

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SEURATS

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20
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Certain dreidel letter (5)

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GIMEL

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21
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So-called good cholesterol (3)

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HDL

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22
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Love goddess who lent her name to a 1980s box office bomb (6)

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ISHTAR

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23
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Bygone owner of Virgin Records (3)

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EMI

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24
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Head (4)

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PATE

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One of the Haim sisters (4)
ESTE
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___ motel (rhyming assignation spot) (6)
NOTELL
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Commodore ___ Hazard Perry, the “Hero of Lake Erie” (6)
OLIVER
28
Newspaper that covers Congress (7)
THEHILL
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___ Mitchell, creator of “Hadestown” (5)
ANAIS
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NASA probe named for a Roman goddess (4)
JUNO
31
Greek goddess of spring (10)
PERSEPHONE
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___ housing (series of look-alike residences (5)
TRACT
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___ Valley (region nicknamed the “garden of France”) (5)
LOIRE
34
Bester who novel The Demolished Man won the first Hugo Aware (6)
BERTIE
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Italian brandy (6)
GRAPPA
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"12 Angry Men" director (5)
LUMET
37
Feudal Russian nobles (6)
BOYARS
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Cotton capsule (4)
BOLL
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Warp counterpart (4)
WEFT
40
Former Attorney General William whose 2022 memoir was a “self-serving screed,” per a Guardian headline (4)
BARR
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Tomb or monument for someone buried elsewhere (8)
CENOTAPH
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Divine being in Hinduism or Buddhism (4)
DEVA
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Illuminating observation (6)
APERCU
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Face covering with an opening around the eyes (5)
NIQAB
45
“The Emperor of Ice-Cream” poet Stevens (7)
WALLACE
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Tree that grows in brackish water (8)
MANGROVE
47
Thorny plant (5)
BRIAR
48
Footnote abbr. (3)
CIT
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Trailblazing gossip reporter Barrett (4)
RONA
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Social media hashtag for nourishing one's inner neatnik (8)
CLEANTOK
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___ Wooster, narrator of Jeeves and Wooster stories (6)
ALFRED
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Demi Singleton’s role in King Richard (6)
SERENA
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Pulitzer-winning novelist Alison (5)
LURIE
54
Part of TNT (7)
TOLUENE
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Beethoven’s Third (6)
EROICA
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Flat-topped straw hat (6)
BOATER
57
Personal finance software first released in 1984 (7)
QUICKEN
58
Hard-to-extinguish conflagration with an acrid smell (8)
TIREFIRE
59
Scots’ tots (6)
BAIRNS
60
South of France? (3)
SUD
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Anti-dandruff shampoo (4)
TGEL
62
Christopher who played Doc Brown in “Back to the Future” (5)
LLOYD
63
Sparks of "Queer as Folk" (3)
HAL
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Cosmonaut Aleksei who performed the first space walk (6)
LEONOV
65
Title family in a 2013-23 ABC sitcom (9)
GOLDBERGS
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U.N. agcy. that was awarded the 1969 Nobel Peace Prize (3)
ILO
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Satirist Michael (5)
PALIN
68
Polish name (3)
OPI
69
Smith of TV’s “Fashion Queens” (4)
BEVY
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Sensational, on Broadway (5)
BOFFO
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Place name in 1960s TV (6)
PEYTON
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Dr. ___ (Inspector Gadget villain) (4)
CLAW
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Island with ferries from Long Beach (8)
CATALINA
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Branched cluster of flowers (7)
PANICLE
75
“Forest of Fontainbleau” painter, 1834 (5)
COROT
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Best Actor Oscar winner for 1974's "Harry and Tonto" (9)
ARTCARNEY
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Ka ___ (southernmost point in the U.S.) (3)
LAE
78
Baseball-card brand (5)
TOPPS
79
Palestinian activist Tamimi (4)
AHED
80
Vaudeville singer Smith (5)
MAMIE
81
Cantankerous oldsters (7)
CODGERS
82
King of image forbidden by one of the Ten Commandments (6)
GRAVEN
83
Yoruba creator god (6)
OLORUN
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___ Locke, “Dean of the Harlem Renaissance” (5)
ALAIN
85
AIDS Memorial Quilt designer Jones (5)
CLEVE
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Martial art that uses bamboo swords (5)
KENDO
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Achaean strongman of myth (4)
AJAX
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Sony co-founder Morita (4)
AKIO
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Wisest of the centaurs, in Greek myth (6)
CHIRON
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Actor Ke Huy ___ of "Everything Everywhere All at Once" (4)
QUAN
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Gloomy guy (3)
GUS
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Foreign exchange fee (4)
AGIO
93
Quartz is a form of it (6)
SILICA
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Basil who designed England's Coventry Cathedral (6)
SPENCE
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Dollars : U.S. :: ___ : Nigeria (6)
NAIRAS
96
TV show whose episode titles are formatted like file names (7)
MRROBOT
97
Mononymous singer with the 2023 album “Raven” (6)
KELELA
98
"Wednesday" werewolf (4)
ENID
99
Informer, informally (7)
STOOLIE
100
___ Ramsey (“The Black Stallion” hero) (4)
ALEC
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___ Act (measure against mobsters) (4)
RICO
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Last royal dynasty of Iran (7)
PAHLAVI
103
Home of the Temple of Poseidon (6)
ATTICA
104
Fat used in pemmican (6)
TALLOW
105
William ___, longtime editor of The New Yorker (5)
SHAWN
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Rapper who’s half of Run the Jewels (3)
ELP
107
Property recipient, legally (7)
ALIENEE
108
Auto pioneer Randoms (4)
OLDS
109
City that was a rival of ancient Sparta (5)
ARGOS
110
Six-winged angelic being (6)
SERAPH
111
Early book format (6)
QUARTO
112
Cabdrivers, in slang (7)
HACKIES
113
Jazz great Charlie (6)
PARKER
114
___-relief (3)
BAS
115
Kaitlin of "Hacks" (5)
OLSON
116
Peter of the Wailers (4)
TOSH
117
Greek personification of darkness (6)
EREBUS
118
These, in French (3)
CES
119
Actress Sorvino (4)
MIRA
120
Damsel in distress in Donkey Kong (7)
PAULINE
121
Obsequious sorts (7)
TOADIES
122
Closest French city to England (6)
CALAIS
123
1997 movie title whose four unique letters represent the nucleobases of DNA (7)
GATTACA
124
Exchange, as words (5)
BANDY
125
Stampede Wrestling co-founder Hart (3)
STU
126
"___ of Avonlea," literary sequel of 1909 (4)
ANNE
127
Pianist Myra (4)
HESS
128
Main script of written Japanese (8)
HIRAGANA
129
___ Crawley, "Downton Abbey" countess (4)
CORA
130
She played Judy in Judy (5)
RENEE
131
Conductor Georg (5)
SOLTI
132
Sitar accompaniment (5)
TABLA
133
Constantly present and in the way (9)
UNDERFOOT
134
Traditional Japanese dramatic form (3)
NOH
135
The Man Who Shot Liberty ___ (classic Western) (7)
VALENCE
136
Great Plains aquifer that supplies over a quarter of U.S. irrigation water (8)
OGALLALA
137
Alabama congresswoman Sewell (5)
TERRI
138
Cartoon character inspired by W.C. Fields (7)
MRMAGOO
139
Chinese dog breed, familiarly (4)
PEKE
140
Ancient Mexican civilization (5)
OLMEC
141
Balderdash (5)
HOOEY
142
Tropical member of the cuckoo family (3)
ANI
143
Bland mush (3)
PAP
144
“I like the cut of your ___!” (3)
JIB
145
“Wonder Woman” antagonist (4)
ARES
146
“___ Homo” (Nietzsche work) (4)
ECCE
147
Name of a nearly five-thousand-year-old California bristlecone pine (10)
METHUSELAH
148
Perspicacious (10)
FARSIGHTED
149
Drug kingpin played by Al Pacino in a 1983 film (11)
TONYMONTANA
150
Nine daughters of Greek myth (8)
THEMUSES
151
Dojo level (3)
DAN
152
Venetian magistrates of old (5)
DOGES
153
Actress and fashion icon Sevigny (5)
CHLOE
154
Indigenous people's name for Mount Rainier (6)
TAHOMA
155
Film producer Ponti (5)
CARLO
156
“Ignorance = Fear / Silence = Death” artist Haring (5)
KEITH
157
Filmmaker Aster (3)
ARI