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A1. Frosts, as a cake ~ ICES | A1. Bath powder ~ TALC |
A5. Give off an odor ~ SMELL | A5. Felt concern for ~ CARED |
A10. "Iliad" or "Aeneid," e.g. ~ EPIC | A10. Bag of chips, say ~ NOSH |
A14. Trig ratio ~ SINE | A14. Danube tributary ~ ISAR |
A15. No-no ~ TABOO | A15. Marine biology subject ~ AMEBA |
A16. Warrior princess of TV ~ XENA | A16. Fencing sword ~ EPEE |
A17. Declare with confidence ~ AVER | A17. It comes with strings attached ~ KITE |
A18. TV-top antenna ~ RABBITEARS | A18. TV adjunct, perhaps ~ RABBITEARS |
A20. 1996 Michael Crichton novel ~ AIRFRAME | A20. Nepal's capital ~ KATMANDU |
A22. Confidential matter ~ SECRET | A22. Moves crabwise ~ SIDLES |
A23. Skeleton's place? ~ CLOSET | A23. Words before "vacation" or "drink" ~ INEEDA |
A24. Broad valleys ~ DALES | A24. Engraving pens ~ STYLI |
A26. "So there!" ~ HAH | A26. Type of PC screen ~ LCD |
A28. Sprinted ~ RAN | A28. Invoice fig. ~ AMT |
A29. Dripping ~ WET | A29. Stomach muscles, briefly ~ ABS |
A32. Town square ~ PLAZA | A32. Metrical feet ~ IAMBI |
A36. Genesis garden ~ EDEN | A36. Italian volcano ~ ETNA |
A38. Jazzy talk ~ JIVE | A38. Spendables in Rome, once ~ LIRE |
A39. Nutty thought ~ HAREBRAINEDIDEA | A39. Sitcom episode premise, often ~ HAREBRAINEDIDEA |
A42. Tennis great Lendl ~ IVAN | A42. Spot for hops ~ OAST |
A43. Humor columnist Bombeck ~ ERMA | A43. "So what ___ is new?" ~ ELSE |
A44. Harbingers ~ OMENS | A44. Oboes, e.g. ~ REEDS |
A45. Physicist's workplace ~ LAB | A45. D.C. fund-raiser ~ PAC |
A46. Mensa members have high ones ~ IQS | A46. What a power serve can lead to ~ ACE |
A47. ___-fi (book genre) ~ SCI | A47. Aka, in business ~ DBA |
A49. Rockne of Notre Dame ~ KNUTE | A49. Stadium parts ~ TIERS |
A51. Once a year ~ ANNUAL | A51. Admits (with "to") ~ OWNSUP |
A56. Set of advantages ~ UPSIDE | A56. Slender candles ~ TAPERS |
A59. Generosity ~ LARGESSE | A59. Lie ~ TALLTALE |
A61. Beginners' skiing area ~ BUNNYSLOPE | A61. Beginners' skiing area ~ BUNNYSLOPE |
A63. Price ~ RATE | A63. Terrestrial newts ~ EFTS |
A64. Actor Estrada ~ ERIK | A64. Spurts of activity ~ ADOS |
A65. Uses a Smith-Corona ~ TYPES | A65. Itty-bitty ~ EENSY |
A66. Competed ~ VIED | A66. Spanish painter Jose ~ SERT |
A67. There are 435 in Cong. ~ REPS | A67. Cover with hoarfrost ~ RIME |
A68. Sesames, e.g. ~ SEEDS | A68. Dutch painter Jan ~ STEEN |
A69. Makes mistakes ~ ERRS | A69. Singing syllables ~ TRAS |
D1. Stern that works with a bow ~ ISAAC | D1. Kipling's "Rikki-___-Tavi" ~ TIKKI |
D2. Kind of engineer or service ~ CIVIL | D2. Like some flu ~ ASIAN |
D3. Month after diciembre ~ ENERO | D3. Morning waker-upper ~ LATTE |
D4. Feudal workers ~ SERFS | D4. ___ de menthe ~ CREME |
D5. Layers ~ STRATA | D5. Johnny Carson character ~ CARNAC |
D6. Sir's counterpart ~ MAAM | D6. "Diary of ___ Housewife" ~ AMAD |
D7. Receded ~ EBBED | D7. Picture puzzle ~ REBUS |
D8. Arcing shot ~ LOB | D8. Flow back ~ EBB |
D9. Perry White was her boss ~ LOISLANE | D9. Al Capp creation ~ DAISYMAE |
D10. Company V.I.P.'s ~ EXECS | D10. "___ say more?" ~ NEEDI |
D11. Prickly ___ ~ PEAR | D11. Precious stone ~ OPAL |
D12. Legal memo starter ~ INRE | D12. Without moisture ~ SERE |
D13. It's made of plaster of paris ~ CAST | D13. BP rival ~ HESS |
D19. Selective Service registrant, agewise ~ TEEN | D19. Bias ~ TILT |
D21. Post-op period ~ REHAB | D21. Off-the-script comment ~ ADLIB |
D25. Sports venues ~ ARENAS | D25. Caught some rays ~ TANNED |
D27. Cosmopolitan publisher ~ HEARST | D27. Worker of the pit boss ~ DEALER |
D29. Broad ~ WIDE | D29. ___-de-camp ~ AIDE |
D30. Like left-hand page numbers ~ EVEN | D30. Propagated ~ BRED |
D31. Lipton products ~ TEAS | D31. Nautical seven ~ SEAS |
D32. Comedian Hartman ~ PHIL | D32. Restaurant with lots of syrup ~ IHOP |
D33. Volcano output ~ LAVA | D33. Great report card column ~ AAAA |
D34. United ___ Emirates ~ ARAB | D34. Richie's mother, to Fonzie ~ MRSC |
D35. Kind of Buddhist ~ ZEN | D35. Cash on hand? ~ BET |
D37. Not too intelligent ~ DIM | D37. Carol contraction ~ TIS |
D38. "Huckleberry Finn" character ~ JIM | D38. Bald-faced thing ~ LIE |
D40. Bands take them ~ REQUESTS | D40. Some breaks ~ RECESSES |
D41. Performing ~ DOING | D41. Southern speech pattern ~ DRAWL |
D46. Annual Memorial Day event ~ INDY | D46. Snobbish ~ AIRY |
D48. Gentle stroke ~ CARESS | D48. Second wife of Henry VIII ~ BOLEYN |
D49. Difficulties to be worked out ~ KINKS | D49. Walking on eggshells ~ TENSE |
D50. Run off to the chapel ~ ELOPE | D50. Piece of the rock? ~ STONE |
D52. Chutzpah ~ NERVE | D52. Protested event, for short ~ NTEST |
D53. Pan Am rival, formerly ~ USAIR | D53. Less hazardous ~ SAFER |
D54. Daisylike bloom ~ ASTER | D54. Radical ~ ULTRA |
D55. Yorkshire city ~ LEEDS | D55. Spray prey ~ PESTS |
D56. "Deutschland ___ Alles" ~ UBER | D56. Skiers' aid ~ TBAR |
D57. Undiluted ~ PURE | D57. BMW competitor ~ AUDI |
D58. Scissors cut ~ SNIP | D58. ___ Penh, Cambodia (Var.) ~ PNOM |
D60. Mimicked ~ APED | D60. Choir recess ~ APSE |
D62. Soapmaker's solution ~ LYE | D62. Voided tennis shot ~ LET |