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A1. Houses in Spain. ~ CASAS | A1. Go off ~ HALF | A1. Burn the chops ~ CHAR |
A6. Girl. ~ LASS | A5. ___ -cocked ~ CRAG | A5. "___ of Two Cities" ~ ATALE |
A10. Farm structure. ~ SHED | A9. Rugged rock ~ STRAD | A10. Necklace unit ~ BEAD |
A14. Place in a row. ~ ALINE | A14. Fine fiddle ~ EVIL | A14. Abode ~ HOME |
A15. Down: Naut. ~ ALOW | A15. Satanic ~ LILA | A15. Hurting even more ~ SORER |
A16. South American republic. ~ PERU | A16. Show how or why ~ PROVE | A16. Approximately ~ ORSO |
A17. Scope. ~ RANGE | A17. Short note ~ MEMO | A17. Metrical foot ~ IAMB |
A18. Swing around. ~ SLUE | A18. Terminates ~ ENDS | A18. "___ business!" ~ IMEAN |
A19. Beverages. ~ ALES | A19. Fixed fees ~ RATES | A19. Dutch colonist ~ BOER |
A20. Cliché descended from Chaucer. ~ PROUDASAPEACOCK | A20. Strutting and bragging ~ PROUDASAPEACOCK | A20. "So" confident ~ PROUDASAPEACOCK |
A23. Movie producer Mervyn. ~ LEROY | A23. Actress Russo ~ RENE | A23. X, to Cato ~ TEN |
A24. "___ as a picture." ~ PRETTY | A24. Leachate ~ LYE | A24. Relaxing place ~ SPA |
A25. Pompous display. ~ PARADE | A25. Spring times ~ APRILS | A25. Crazy ~ BATTY |
A28. Red or Ross. ~ SEA | A28. Boxing's "greatest" ~ ALI | A28. Ukr. or Lat., once ~ SSR |
A29. Composer Stravinski. ~ IGOR | A30. Leaf collector ~ RAKE | A31. Things ~ ITEMS |
A30. "Dead as ___," first used in 1350. ~ ADOORNAIL | A34. Unattached ~ LOOSE | A35. Overseas title ~ AGHA |
A36. Count. ~ TELL | A35. Leaves out ~ OMITS | A36. Gives out ~ ALLOTS |
A37. Small lizard. ~ EFT | A37. Word with annum or diem ~ PER | A38. "Shoo!" ~ GIT |
A38. Highlander. ~ GAEL | A38. Almost weightless ~ LIGHTASAFEATHER | A39. "So" robust ~ HEALTHYASAHORSE |
A40. "Cunning" cliché. ~ SLYASAFOX | A41. Chlor or quin suffix ~ INE | A42. Charged particle ~ ION |
A44. Exchange premium. ~ AGIO | A42. Miss ___ Ewing ~ ELLIE | A43. Split in two ~ HALVED |
A45. Linear measure. ~ ROD | A43. German poet, Heinrich ~ HEINE | A44. Hose holder ~ REEL |
A46. Tropical tree. ~ MIMOSA | A44. Raison d' ___ ~ ETRE | A45. ___ the fact ~ AFTER |
A48. TV appurtenance. ~ AERIAL | A46. Charged atom ~ ION | A47. Affirmative answer ~ YES |
A52. "Mad as a wet hen." ~ IRATE | A47. Touched down ~ LANDED | A48. Prefix with office or mural ~ INTRA |
A54. Synonym for pig-headed. ~ STUBBORNASAMULE | A48. Wk. day ~ MON | A49. Start of the wk. ~ MON |
A59. "___ the climax." ~ CAPS | A50. Skater Lipinski ~ TARA | A51. Coach Parseghian ~ ARA |
A60. Electrically charged atoms. ~ IONS | A51. Hard to hold ~ SLIPPERYASANEEL | A52. "So" obstinate ~ STUBBORNASAMULE |
A61. Expression of scorn. ~ SNEER | A59. Marie who won two Nobel prizes ~ CURIE | A61. Emit coherent radiation ~ LASE |
A62. Cyma recta. ~ OGEE | A60. "That hurt!" ~ OUCH | A62. Bright greens ~ TEALS |
A63. "Watch your ___." ~ STEP | A61. Ballet garb ~ TUTU | A63. Director Kazan ~ ELIA |
A64. Nuts from Brazil. ~ COLAS | A62. Would-be oak ~ ACORN | A64. Newspaper page ~ OPED |
A65. Cardinal suffix. ~ TEEN | A63. Lyons friend ~ AMIE | A65. Loosen laces ~ UNTIE |
A66. Relative of a die-hard. ~ TORY | A64. Cupid's counterpart ~ EROS | A66. Close by ~ NEAR |
A67. Concerning. ~ ANENT | A65. Hawaiian honkers ~ NENES | A67. Turner and Nugent ~ TEDS |
D1. Find fault unfairly. ~ CARP | A66. Doorstep welcomers ~ MATS | A68. Sexton and Plath, e.g. ~ POETS |
D2. Winglike. ~ ALAR | A67. "___ WALK" ~ DONT | A69. Gull ~ TERN |
D3. Chinese: Comb. form. ~ SINO | D1. Rope-maker's fiber ~ HEMP | D1. Poker piece ~ CHIP |
D4. Awkwardly. ~ ANGULARLY | D2. Declare ~ AVER | D2. ___ frost ~ HOAR |
D5. Sown. ~ SEEDED | D3. CEO transport ~ LIMO | D3. Magazine contents ~ AMMO |
D6. Rope. ~ LASSO | D4. Thrive ~ FLOURISH | D4. Type of witness ~ REBUTTAL |
D7. Put at rest. ~ ALLAY | D5. Washes ~ CLEANS | D5. Pacific Rim figure ~ ASIAN |
D8. "As thick as pea ___." ~ SOUP | D6. Wash lightly ~ RINSE | D6. Selleck and Cruise ~ TOMS |
D9. Cleaning device. ~ SWEEPER | D7. "M*A*S*H" star ~ ALDA | D7. Length x width ~ AREA |
D10. Interval of time. ~ SPACE | D8. Express surprise ~ GASP | D8. Start of a bungee jump ~ LEAP |
D11. A bondman. ~ HELOT | D9. Use an aerosol ~ SPRAY | D9. Sea eagles ~ ERNES |
D12. Upright. ~ ERECT | D10. Missing person sleuth ~ TRACER | D10. Mountain feline ~ BOBCAT |
D13. Partially dark. ~ DUSKY | D11. Newspaper section ~ ROTO | D11. Buck chaser ~ EROO |
D21. Extent. ~ AREA | D12. With, in Paris ~ AVEC | D12. Just ___ (wait a minute) ~ ASEC |
D22. Islands near Ireland. ~ ARAN | D13. Schoolroom table ~ DESK | D13. Oaf ~ DORK |
D25. "Bottomless ___." ~ PIT | D21. Take out ~ DELETE | D21. Susan of "L.A. Law" ~ DEY |
D26. A long time: Colloq. ~ AGES | D22. Class-A ~ ELITE | D22. Gorilla-like ~ APISH |
D27. List. ~ ROLL | D25. Pitcher Reynolds ~ ALLIE | D25. Brazilian city ~ BAHIA |
D28. "And ___ bed." ~ SOTO | D26. Daggers' tip ~ POINT | D26. "The ___ Aquarius" ~ AGEOF |
D31. "___ as a herring." ~ DEAD | D27. Moore who played Bond ~ ROGER | D27. U ___, former U.N. figure ~ THANT |
D32. "Like water ___ a duck's back." ~ OFF | D28. At full speed ~ AMAIN | D28. Foxlike ~ SLYLY |
D33. Electra's father. ~ AGAMEMNON | D29. Existence ~ LIFE | D29. Work really hard ~ SLAVE |
D34. Prototype of a false friend. ~ IAGO | D31. Garden pest ~ APHID | D30. Anniversary gift ~ ROSES |
D35. Floral wreaths. ~ LEIS | D32. New Hampshire city ~ KEENE | D32. White heron ~ EGRET |
D39. Mauna ___. ~ LOA | D33. Went astray ~ ERRED | D33. Tightfisted type ~ MISER |
D41. A breed of horse. ~ ARAB | D35. Scandinavian capital ~ OSLO | D34. Inscribed pillar ~ STELA |
D42. Guest artist. ~ SOLOIST | D36. N. African desert ~ SAHARA | D36. "There you are!" ~ AHA |
D43. "Once a year" time. ~ XMAS | D39. Dress style ~ ALINE | D37. Just a bit ~ TAD |
D47. Lake, a source of the Mississippi. ~ ITASCA | D40. Occupied ~ TENANTED | D40. After-marathon feeling ~ THROB |
D48. Kind of necktie. ~ ASCOT | D45. New York, The ___ State ~ EMPIRE | D41. Christmas decoration ~ ORNAMENT |
D49. Floor: Fr. ~ ETAGE | D47. Whips ~ LASHES | D46. Plants ~ EMBEDS |
D50. Monetary unit of India. ~ RUPEE | D49. Bids one club ~ OPENS | D48. Roth ___ ~ IRA |
D51. Norwegian dramatist. ~ IBSEN | D50. Unsaid, but understood ~ TACIT | D50. Still sleeping ~ NOTUP |
D52. ___ man (the stomach). ~ INNER | D51. Read quickly ~ SCAN | D51. Beasts of burden ~ ASSES |
D53. Grating. ~ RASPY | D52. Publisher Henry ~ LUCE | D52. Casino machine ~ SLOT |
D55. Newspaper section. ~ ROTO | D53. Pump ___: lift weights ~ IRON | D53. Record ~ TAPE |
D56. Tributary of the Ubangi. ~ UELE | D54. Wander ~ ROAM | D54. Pre-owned ~ USED |
D57. "___ and hungry look." ~ LEAN | D55. Arizona city ~ YUMA | D55. Vegas rival ~ RENO |
D58. Formerly: Archaic. ~ ERST | D56. New currency ~ EURO | D56. Hoopster Archibald ~ NATE |