Pastel blue hue

The clue "Pastel blue hue" was last spotted by us at the USA Today Crossword on June 7 2019.

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A Q U A

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USA Today Clues June 07, 2019

Shoots a 72 on, perhaps
School closing cause
One in the "no" column
Friend of Androcles
BP/Amoco announcement of 1998
Down mood, with "the"
Malek who played Freddie Mercury
Dating from
Tweeter's home
Plants-and-stones spot
One making 65-Across
Deal involving draft picks, maybe
Have a hunch
Resort with springs
See 29-Down
Place to vent online
Sleek, in auto lingo
Charioteers' event
Details to "get down to"
With "and" and 24-Down, Maugham novel
Pastel blue hue
Liquor in grog
Dispose of
Davenport's state
Not quite shut
Name in pocket radios
The Astros, on scoreboards
Lipton offering
Amtrak unit
"Liquid" or "frozen" things
Cause of a hiccup
Skate park jump
Fiddlers' tunes
Social misfits
UPC part
Follow orders
Workbench adjunct
Theme park transport
"Drinks are ___!"
Kelly of "Hope & Faith"
Earth's orbital periodend
Song of King David
High-fiber cereal
Becomes inedible
"Tomorrow" musical
Perform high-tech surgery on
Kid-lit meanie
Wind turbine part
"Black Box" novelist Oz
Hatfields or McCoys
Four-to-midnight work period
First mass-marketed sneakers
Four-song CDs, perhaps
Think alike
Streisand of "Yentl"
Gugino of "Spy Kids"
Mad king of tragedy
Places to get Mexican food
Two-tone predator
Utter nonsense
Place to learn karate
Joins the navy, say
McGregor of "Christopher Robin"
"The Lorax" author
"In the coal mine" bird
Somewhat, informally
Xenon, e.g.
"Guilty" or "no contest"
Magazine's lead article
Baldwin who spoofs Trump
"Best New American Play" award
Banks, "Mr. Cub"
Fabric from an insect
Pupil's place
Busch Gardens city
Boot camp chow
Pupils' places
Makeup mishap