Tiny Bubbles Singer Crossword
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| Peanut butter and jelly buys |
| Slimy gastropods |
| “I forbid it!” |
| German automaker |
| Grandkid spoilers, familiarly |
| Sheltered, at sea |
| *Stand-in on set |
| City on the Missouri River |
| Susan of “The Partridge Family” |
| Louis XIV, par exemple |
| *Cinnamon jawbreakers |
| Civil rights leader ___ Scott King |
| First name in cosmetics |
| Now or in the past |
| Reciprocally |
| Yanks’ rivals |
| *It holds a belt |
| Court figure: Abbr. |
| “Give me a sec” |
| Goes on to say |
| Tribe related to the Missouris and Otos |
| Suffered humiliation |
| *What evil geniuses might construct in their lairs |
| Thérèse or Geneviève: Abbr. |
| Tree in a colonnade |
| Stops presenting evidence |
| Their third hands are their second hands, and a hint to the starts of the starred answers |
| Exclaimed flourish |
| “Tiny Bubbles” singer |
| Grp. with peacekeeping troops |
| Single thing, or a couple |
| Comprehensive search |
| Org. |
| Euro division |
| Pioneering programmer Lovelace |
| Explosive cocktail type |
| Another |
| Clam shack specialty |
| Sit-down strike, e.g. |
| Mil. address |
| ____-wip |
| Less forthright |
| Cone or Caps lead-in |
| Linney and Dern |
| Opens, as a door |
| Champion of heliocentrism |
| Fresno-to-L.A. heading |
| Salon supply |
| Chart-topper |
| Flexible card in blackjack |
| Grape soda brand |
| Hospital capacity units |
| Dr. Ruth’s field |
| Putin’s old agcy. |
| Classic Greek epic poem |
| Blathers |
| Sibilant sound |
| Exceptionally cruel |
| Financial help |
| It follows “Down low!” |
| Like saddle shoes |
| Official order |
| City on the Elbe River |
| Blvd. cousins |
| Oscar winner for “Cocoon” |
| First lady |
| Dict. snippet |
| De la Garza of TV’s “FBI” |
| Some rec centers |
| IRA components, at times |
| Keystone officer |
| What “Storm Area 51” raiders were looking for |
| Qty. |