December 13 2020, Crossword Champ Pro

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Emu's extinct relative
Jagger or Fleetwood
Desert spot
Moving picture, of sorts
Ariz. neighbor
Civic bldgs.
Lessen in intensity
Priests of the East
Prohibit
Attachment
High: Prefix
Broadway lights
Draft org.
Take corrective action
Coastal diving bird
Honi ___ qui mal y pense
Suffix with Oregon
Timetable (abbr)
Bullfight cry
Boxing decision
Show with an early episode titled "Crate 'n Burial"
Rear-end, say
Mix
Apt rhyme with "Paree" in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
Kipling novel
Boone or Benatar, refusing to sit?
India's smallest state
Tree solution
First-day-of-Spanish-class word
"Guinness World Records" suffix
Tippler
Actor Arnold
"Oh, give ____ home..." (2 wds.)
Author LeShan
Kaput
Massachusetts cape
Finder's cries
An apple ___ ...
Federal retirement org.
Beak part
" ___ fan tutte"
British weapon designed in Czechoslovakia
Deadly poison
Harris and Sullivan
The fox in Disney's "The Fox and the Hound"
Part of 58A (abbr)
Refusing to give
Rep's rival
Squirt
Herd word
PC bailout
Oklahoma city
Air France destination
Sam Bradford or Aries
Narrow inlets
___-Foy, Que.
American voters before 1920
Menlo Park monogram
Map abbr.
Fielder's flub
Federal number-crunchers, briefly
Singing voices
Horse opera
French sea
Engross thoroughly
Butterfly beginning
Written greeting
Mideast muck-a-muck (Var.)
Science fiction writer Frederik
Schools of thought
Bright colors
Army unit, briefly
Quash
Opposite of "in the future"
Knot of ribbons
"____ Lost You"
Pi's successor
Its symbol is an omega
British ref. work
Fish trap
One of Alcott's "Little Men"
"Kidnapped" monogram
Some upperclassmen (abbr.)
Old Pontiac