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tue
  • - 2/22/2022 aptly fell on this day of the week, for short
  • - day of the week of the 1929 stock-market crash: abbr.
  • - It precedes hump day: Abbr.
  • - Mardi Gras day, for short
  • - "Blues" day follower, for short
  • - Day following Monday, briefly
  • - Day of the week for voting (Abbr.)
  • - election day, for one: abbr.
  • - Day associated with Mars, in astrology: Abbr.
  • - Election day in the US, for short
  • - Day of the week named after Tyr (Abbr.)
  • - Taco day, for short
  • - day before hump day: abbr.
  • - abbr. for today's day of the week, fittingly
  • - Day after Monday, for short
  • - Day before Wednesday, for short
  • - Second day of the workweek, for short
  • - Second day of the workweek, usually: Abbr.
  • - day before wed.
  • - Taco day (Abbr.)
  • - Second day of the workweek: Abbr.
  • - One day: abbr.
  • - Election Day's day: Abbr.
  • - Tiu's day: Abbr.
  • - Third day of the wk.
  • - Third day abbr.
  • - The day after Labor Day: Abbr.
  • - Shrovetide day: Abbr.
  • - Pt. of a hebdomad
  • - Part of a work week: Abbr.
  • - Oscar nomination announcement day: Abbr.
  • - Meatless day during W.W. II: Abbr.
  • - Ironing day: Abbr.
  • - End of a four-day hol., maybe
  • - Election day, briefly
  • - Election day abbreviation
  • - Elect. Day, e.g.
  • - Elec. Day, e.g.
  • - Elec. day
  • - Day when DVDs come out: Abbr.
  • - Day to vote: Abbr.
  • - Day that the first NFL Power Rankings come out: Abbr.
  • - Day that records come out: Abbr.
  • - Day of the wk. that Microsoft releases software patches
  • - Day of the wk. on which the club is going up
  • - Day of the week on which both my wife and daughter were born: Abbr.
  • - Day of the week 2013 will begin: Abbr.
  • - Choice day in Nov.
  • - "Black" day in the stock market crash, 10/29/1929: Abbr.
  • - Day: Abbr.
  • - Day of the week: Abbr.
  • - U.S. Election Day: Abbr
  • - Third of seven columns: Abbr
  • - Election Day in the USA
  • - When 'Laverne & Shirley' ran for most of its run: Abbr
  • - Common DVD release day
  • - Election Day abbr
  • - Day after Mon
  • - Follower of 76-Down: Abbr.
  • - Election Day in the U.S.: Abbr
  • - When 'Roseanne' aired for most of its original run: Abbr
  • - Day of the week Uranus was discovered (abbr.)
  • - The first of two T's, in a familiar sequence
  • - Certain day of the wk
  • - Election Day day (Abbr.)
  • - Voting day: Abbr
  • - New Year's Day 2019, e.g.: Abbr
  • - Mardi Gras day: Abbr
  • - Voting day, often: Abbr
  • - Typical DVD release day
  • - Election day, often: Abbr
  • - Natl. voting day
  • - "Super" primary day (Abbr.)
  • - Day of the wk. for the 1929 Wall Street crash
  • - Meatless day in W.W. II: Abbr.
  • - End of many a long race: Abbr.
  • - Day of the week of the great stock market crash, Oct. 29, 1929
  • - Election Day, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Day after Monday: Abbr.
  • - Short day?
  • - Day new records come out in shops: Abbr.
  • - Election Day, for ex.
  • - Day of the week DVDs come out: Abbr.
  • - U.S. Election Day, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Important day every fourth Nov.
  • - Short day, in a way
  • - One of seven: abbr.
  • - Day when Oscar nominations are announced: Abbr.
  • - "Super Duper" day: Abbr.
  • - Day planner abbr
  • - Day of the wk.
  • - Wk. day
  • - Two of seven
  • - Second day of the work week, for short
  • - "Super" day: Abbr.
  • - Day following Monday [for short]
  • - What T may mean on a calendar (Abbr.)
  • - Three days before Fri.
  • - Third cal. column
  • - Second weekday, for short
  • - Third column on a calendar: Abbr.
  • - Night we watch "Black-ish": abbr.
  • - It follows Mon.
  • - today, on calendars
  • - Column between Mon. and Wed. on a calendar (Abbr.)
  • - Night we watch "FBI": abbr.
  • - wall calendar abbr.
  • - when you're doing this puz, probably
  • - Week part [abbr.]
  • - col. on a planner
  • - Monday follower, for short
  • - Night on which 60 Minutes
  • - Cal. col. heading
  • - Election time: Abbr.
  • - Xmas in 2001, e.g.
  • - Work week starter after many a holiday: Abbr.
  • - What "mardi" means: Abbr.
  • - Wed. predecessor
  • - Three days till T.G.I.F.
  • - Third col. on a calendar
  • - Super time?: Abbr.
  • - Monday follower: Abbr.
  • - Mon. successor
  • - Mon. chaser
  • - It's named for a Germanic war god: Abbr.
  • - Col. on a calendar
  • - Abbrev. on your calendar under which you should write "Club Going Up"
  • - 2/22/2022, aptly: Abbr.
  • - Calendar item.
  • - Weekday abbr.
  • - Calendar watch letters
  • - Wed. follows it
  • - Wed. preceder
  • - Calendar column hdg
  • - Mardi Gras, e.g. (Abbr.)
  • - Two before Thu
  • - Datebook letters
  • - Time to vote: Abbr
  • - Mon. follower
  • - Third col., usually
  • - Payback time for Wimpy (Abbr.)
  • - Mon.-Wed. go-between
  • - Mon.-Wed. linkup
  • - There's a 'Super' one every four yrs
  • - Third-col. heading
  • - Night on which "60 Minutes" originally aired: Abbr.
  • - Mon.-Wed. separator
  • - Mardi Gras, for one: Abbr.
  • - There is a "super" one every four yrs.
  • - Jul. 2, 1776
  • - Mon.-Wed. link
  • - When Mardi Gras falls: Abbr.
  • - Shrovetide concluder: Abbr.
  • - Weekly planner abbr.
  • - Night that "Happy Days" was on: Abbr.
  • - Cal. column head
  • - Cal. column heading
  • - Digital watch abbr.
  • - Calendar abbreviation.
  • - Cal. heading
  • - Cal. abbr.
  • - Calendar abbr
  • - Datebook abbr
  • - Cal. column
  • - Calendar ref
  • - Calendar column (abbr.)
  • - Calendar col
  • - when 10/3 will be in '23
  • - What 'Mardi' means in 'Mardi Gras': Abbr
capulet
  • - Juliet's surname in Romeo and Juliet
  • - Cute pal, perhaps, for Juliet's father
  • - In Romeo and Juliet a noble house in Verona
  • - Juliet's clan
  • - what is the family name of shakespeare's juliet?
  • - Juliet .., lover of Romeo
  • - Member of Juliet's family, feuding with the Montagues
  • - Juliet's family who opposed the Montagues
  • - The family of Juliet in 'Romeo and Juliet'
  • - House to which Juliet belongs in Romeo and Juliet
  • - Juliet's surname
  • - Juliet's last name
  • - Tybalt's house
  • - Juliet's family name
  • - In 'Romeo and Juliet', a noble house of Verona
  • - House of Tybalt and Juliet
  • - Montague's enemy
  • - Montague's adversary
  • - "Romeo and Juliet" clan
  • - Montague's foe
  • - Juliet's house.
  • - "...... Juliet."
  • - Juliet, for one
  • - Surname of a star-crossed lover
  • - Shakespeare character, a feline about to whimper
  • - In Shakespeare, a spiteful woman about to whimper
  • - Shakespearean surname
  • - *Family name in Shakespeare
  • - Big name in fair Verona
  • - Foe of Montague
  • - Feuding house of Verona
  • - Montague foe
  • - Tybalt, for one
  • - Montague rival
  • - Household name in Verona
  • - Verona family name
  • - Promoter of Paris?
  • - Noble house in Verona.
  • - A family in Verona.
peterborough
  • - tougher probe upset place with a cathedral
  • - Expanding east-of-England city
  • - City in Cambridgeshire on the River Nene
peking-duck
  • - Popular Chinese poultry dish
tuning-fork
  • - Instrument providing a true pitch
jesus
  • - He was seen with Peter, Paul and Mary
  • - He was affiliated with Peter, Paul, and Mary
  • - Mary Magdalene washed his feet
  • - Christ
  • - religious leader from nazareth
  • - Most famous carpenter in history
  • - Figure at the center of The Last Supper
  • - I'm in Mont-Saint-Michel to dismiss island delivery agent
  • - the reason for the season, some say
  • - Fort ..., fort in Mombasa, Kenya which is a UNESCO heritage site
  • - Word before Lizard or Jones in band names
  • - The Saviour
  • - Religious figure who's the focus of Easter
  • - Pacifist with canons?
  • - "......, Take the Wheel" (Carrie Underwood song)
  • - New Testament Messiah
  • - Oxford or Cambridge college
  • - Carpenter of note
  • - Biblical character.
  • - Christian Savior
  • - One with more than two billion followers
  • - Central figure of the Christian religion
  • - Infant in a crèche
  • - Christianity's savior
  • - Kids giving up time for posh birthday boy?
  • - One of the Alou brothers
  • - Christmas baby
  • - One of the Trinity
  • - Sermon on the Mount deliverer
  • - Religious figure
  • - Subject of Handel's "Messiah"
  • - Easter figure
  • - Noted receiver of gifts
  • - "...... Christ Superstar"
  • - Miracle man?
  • - Manger figure
  • - "The Da Vinci Code" figure
  • - Reason for the Easter holiday
  • - Another name for Emmanuel
  • - Altar figure, perhaps
  • - The Lamb
  • - One of baseball's Alous
  • - "...... loves me, this I know"
  • - Alou of baseball
  • - ...... Quintana (pederast of 55-Across)
  • - Miracle worker?
  • - " . . . ...... the child"
  • - Crèche figure
  • - The fifth and final single from Green Day's album American Idiot
  • - Founder of the Christian religion
jaguar
  • - Cat in car
  • - what kind of car does inspector morse drive?
  • - Fancy car named after a feline
  • - The .... Mark 2 was seen in Inspector Morse and Withnail and I
  • - Spotted feline in British car
  • - Cat — car
  • - Luxury car manufacturer bought by India's Tata Motors in 2008
  • - Fast cat — fast car
  • - Pricey car
  • - which big cat has the most powerful bite?
  • - Powerfully built feline species of the Americas
  • - Leopard-like feline
  • - Large spotted feline
  • - Large South American wild cat
  • - Large leopard-like animal
  • - Junior bottled Spanish water for big cat
  • - XK8, for one
  • - Large feline mammal
  • - Coventry-based automaker
  • - Big cat of tropical America
  • - Feline mammal
  • - British auto
laud
  • - Sing many praises of (anagram of "dual")
  • - Praise nobleman, say
  • - Praise a double somersault
  • - Praise archbishop and nobleman aloud
  • - praise twofold return
  • - praise twofold backing
  • - praise a nobleman, we hear
  • - Publicly praise
  • - Glorify God for all to hear
  • - Praise a youth about to start up
  • - praise, glorify, or honour
  • - Praise for an accomplishment
  • - Sing praises
  • - praise the king, i say
  • - To praise highly
  • - Offer praise
  • - Praise highly
  • - Sing the praises of
  • - Heap praise upon
  • - Praise to the heavens
  • - Praise, glorify
  • - Highly praise
  • - Heap praises on
  • - Praise to the skies
  • - Shower with praise
  • - Heap praise on
  • - Give praise to
  • - Pile praise on
  • - Express praise for
  • - Bring praise to
  • - Lavish praise on
  • - Glorify or heap praise on
  • - Sing one's praises
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury executed for treason in 1645
  • - Praise boy going around university
  • - Name of archbishop; praise
  • - Praise in a big way
  • - Pass out praise
  • - Praise or extol
  • - Hymn of praise
  • - Praise
  • - Sing high praises
  • - praise titled figure on radio
  • - Glorify; extol
  • - Primate and lord mentioned in history
  • - a double round to celebrate
  • - Celebrate twofold backing
  • - Word aptly found in 'plaudits'
  • - Say a few good words (about)
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury, executed 1645
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury, d. 1645
  • - Celebrate
  • - Extol
  • - Speak highly of
  • - Panegyrize
  • - Heap kudos on
  • - Eulogize
  • - Pay tribute to
  • - Commend
  • - Pay tribute.
  • - Give kudos.
  • - Pat on the back
  • - Give kudos to
  • - Give props to
  • - Say good things about
  • - Talk up
  • - Give glory to
  • - Throw kudos at
  • - Boy must accept university honour
  • - Exalt
  • - Give a glowing review to
  • - Rave about what's discovered in annual audit
  • - Bestow kudos on
  • - Heap kudos upon
  • - William --, English prelate who was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1633 to 1645
  • - Give a glowing review
  • - Sing a paean to
  • - Lionize
  • - Speak well of
  • - Compliment lavishly
  • - Pay homage to
  • - Compliment
  • - Write an ode to
  • - Give two thumbs up
  • - Write a hymn to, say
  • - Tout
  • - Give a big hand, say
  • - Kind of lute
  • - Give encomiums
  • - Doxologize
  • - Macarize
  • - Pay honor to
  • - Bestow kudos
  • - Spanish lute.
  • - English prelate.
  • - Acclaim
  • - Glorify
  • - Honor
  • - Applaud
  • - Hail -
  • - william —, archbishop of canterbury from 1633-45
burgerking
  • - Croissan'wich seller
  • - Croissan'wich maker
  • - Fast food joint known for its "Whoppers": 2 wds.
  • - Figurative ruler of a 35-Down
  • - Fast food joint
  • - Instigator of '70s-'80s wars
  • - Onetime Pillsbury unit
  • - Chain formerly owned by Pillsbury
rue
  • - shrub with small yellow flowers
  • - "You'll ... the day you were ever mean to me"
  • - Feel horrible about the French way
  • - French thoroughfare.
  • - regret; madame may live on one
  • - 'Wish I hadn't done it' feeling
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