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A1. Tick off ~ MIFF | A1. Oreo's center ~ CREME | A1. What's in McGee's closet ~ MESS |
A5. Jerry Herman musical ~ MAME | A6. Dotty ~ GAGA | A5. "The Lion King" baddie ~ SCAR |
A9. Scarf ~ STOLE | A10. Karate school ~ DOJO | A9. One way to become a mommy ~ ADOPT |
A14. Tennis's Ivanisevic, often ~ ACER | A14. Boring tool ~ AUGER | A14. Contemporary of Naomi and Claudia ~ ELLE |
A15. "Fatal Attraction" villain ~ ALEX | A15. Share a side with ~ ABUT | A15. Shipping container weight ~ TARE |
A16. Bust finds ~ KILOS | A16. Israeli airline ~ ELAL | A16. Word with system or battery ~ SOLAR |
A17. Diner's card ~ MENU | A17. "The Cloister and the Hearth" author ~ READE | A17. Carpe _____ (seize the day) ~ DIEM |
A18. 1953 Leslie Caron role ~ LILI | A18. Kind of stockings ~ MESH | A18. Most people dwell here ~ ASIA |
A19. Long time ~ YEARS | A19. Auto brand ~ MAKE | A19. Distress signal ~ FLARE |
A20. #1 song for Robert Palmer ~ ADDICTEDTOLOVE | A20. 1986 Robert Palmer hit ~ ADDICTEDTOLOVE | A20. Robert Palmer #1 hit ~ ADDICTEDTOLOVE |
A23. At that point ~ THEN | A23. Midpoint: Abbr. ~ CTR | A23. The French? ~ LES |
A24. Bookbinding leather ~ ROAN | A24. Filth ~ SMUT | A24. Type of dressing (Abbr.) ~ RUS |
A25. At regular intervals ~ SPACED | A25. Definitely, south of the border ~ SISI | A25. Vail device ~ TBAR |
A28. Innocent one ~ LAMB | A28. "Ich bin ___ Berliner" ~ EIN | A26. Quilter's gathering ~ BEE |
A29. Entirety ~ ALL | A31. Asylum seeker ~ EMIGRE | A27. Chance upon ~ MEET |
A32. Communion table ~ ALTAR | A35. "Moneyline" channel ~ CNN | A28. Venomous serpent ~ ASP |
A33. TV's "Batman," e.g. ~ CAMP | A36. Blaupunkt product ~ RADIO | A31. Win one of a doubleheader ~ SPLIT |
A34. Oil of _____ ~ OLAY | A38. Yard pests ~ MOLES | A34. Variety of fine cotton ~ PIMA |
A35. Learning method that "works for me" ~ HOOKEDONPHONICS | A39. Popular education aid ~ HOOKEDONPHONICS | A35. Draper or Kristofferson ~ KRIS |
A38. "Indecent Proposal" director Adrian ~ LYNE | A42. Cellular phones lack them ~ WIRES | A36. "Works for me" teaching aid ~ HOOKEDONPHONICS |
A39. Jokesters ~ WAGS | A43. Kind of gloves ~ LATEX | A39. Or _____ (last words?) ~ ELSE |
A40. One quadrillionth: Prefix ~ FEMTO | A44. ___ good deed ~ DOA | A40. Legal instrument ~ WRIT |
A41. Vane dir. ~ SSE | A45. Heads-up notices ~ ALERTS | A41. Resplendent repast ~ FEAST |
A42. Ill will ~ HATE | A47. Agcy. for retirees ~ SSA | A42. Become firm ~ SET |
A43. #, & or % ~ SYMBOL | A48. Last word of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" ~ DENY | A43. Wrestling pads ~ MATS |
A44. Either star of "Tea and Sympathy" ~ KERR | A49. Bombard ~ PELT | A44. Scrutinize ~ EYE |
A45. To you, to Yves ~ ATOI | A51. Caviar ~ ROE | A45. Catch a wave ~ SURF |
A46. Empty-calorie lover ~ JUNKFOODJUNKIE | A53. End of a classic Eubie Blake title ~ WILDABOUTHARRY | A46. "It's ___-win situation" ~ ANO |
A52. Craze ~ MANIA | A60. Hump-shouldered bovine ~ ZEBU | A47. Heathrow arrival ~ SST |
A53. Novel featuring Doctor Long Ghost ~ OMOO | A61. Bamboozles ~ CONS | A50. He loves empty calories ~ JUNKFOODJUNKIE |
A54. Bear in the sky ~ URSA | A62. Parting word ~ ADIEU | A54. Flavorsome ~ SAPID |
A55. Keats or Wordsworth ~ ODIST | A63. ___-contra ~ IRAN | A55. Kind of deck ~ LIDO |
A56. Mash preceder ~ MISH | A64. Pants part ~ KNEE | A56. Make a buck ~ EARN |
A57. Sardine containers ~ TINS | A65. Kidney-related ~ RENAL | A57. Excessively proper one ~ PRUDE |
A58. Wash ~ BATHE | A66. Become attentive, with "up" ~ PERK | A58. In a poor way ~ ILLY |
A59. Light submachine gun ~ STEN | A67. Scorch ~ SEAR | A59. "Leave it in," editorially ~ STET |
A60. Noted Renaissance name ~ ESTE | A68. It's just over a foot ~ ANKLE | A60. Cosmopolitan resort ~ ASPEN |
D1. Doll's cry ~ MAMA | D1. Irene of "Fame" ~ CARA | A61. Court cry ~ OYES |
D2. Like some tea ~ ICED | D2. Felt sorry about ~ RUED | A62. Mathematics column ~ TENS |
D3. Ward (off) ~ FEND | D3. "Holy moly!" ~ EGAD | D1. Prize for Strug ~ MEDAL |
D4. Yuletide snack ~ FRUITCAKE | D4. Italian dynasty name ~ MEDICI | D2. Mispronounce ~ ELIDE |
D5. Ice cream treat ~ MALTED | D5. Upright ~ ERECT | D3. Winter coasters ~ SLEDS |
D6. Xenophobe's fear ~ ALIEN | D6. Willing ~ GAME | D4. Big rig ~ SEMI |
D7. Pinochle combo ~ MELD | D7. Not up ~ ABED | D5. Jean Antoine Houdon creation ~ STATUE |
D8. Turnoffs ~ EXITRAMPS | D8. Storm winds ~ GUSTS | D6. Realities ~ CASES |
D9. It fell in 1979 ~ SKYLAB | D9. Not out ~ ATHOME | D7. Like the Kalahari ~ ARID |
D10. Attach, as a feed bag ~ TIEON | D10. Military punishment ~ DEMOTION | D8. Pass again on second down ~ REATTEMPT |
D11. King Harald's father ~ OLAV | D11. Norwegian king until 1991 ~ OLAV | D9. Comparable to a pancake ~ ASFLAT |
D12. Folk tales ~ LORE | D12. Senator in space ___ Garn ~ JAKE | D10. Grief ~ DOLOR |
D13. Slalom shape ~ ESS | D13. Matador's cheer ~ OLE | D11. King Harald's father ~ OLAV |
D21. Beloved ~ CHERE | D21. Word with "water" or "the boards" ~ TREAD | D12. Cut the fat ~ PARE |
D22. Energy ~ OOMPH | D22. Oaf ~ LUMMOX | D13. Number of Stooges in the Italian film festival? ~ TRE |
D25. Humorist Mort et al. ~ SAHLS | D25. Pronunciation symbol ~ SCHWA | D21. Minoan isle ~ CRETE |
D26. Artful dodges ~ PLOYS | D26. How sardines are packed ~ INOIL | D22. Sorcery practiced in the West Indies ~ OBEAH |
D27. Pay the penalty ~ ATONE | D27. Saw wood ~ SNORE | D26. Common transport ~ BIKE |
D28. "Tootsie" Oscar winner ~ LANGE | D29. Screen favorite ~ IDOL | D27. They show lots of leg ~ MINIS |
D29. Out on _____ ~ ALIMB | D30. Hirschfeld's hidings ~ NINAS | D28. "Vissi d'arte," e.g. ~ ARIA |
D30. Milk: Prefix ~ LACTO | D32. Move effortlessly ~ GLIDE | D29. Encourages a Doberman pinscher to attack ~ SICS |
D31. Popular disinfectant ~ LYSOL | D33. Scouting mission ~ RECON | D30. "Hey, Mac!" ~ PSST |
D33. Checking places ~ COATROOMS | D34. Susan Sontag piece ~ ESSAY | D31. "_____ got a ticket to ride...." ~ SHES |
D34. "Hold on ..." ~ ONEMINUTE | D36. Refreshed ~ RESTED | D32. Warsaw citizen ~ POLE |
D36. Happy, for one ~ DWARF | D37. Decides ~ OPTS | D33. In the dark ~ LOST |
D37. 1934 song "The Very Thought _____" ~ OFYOU | D40. Dropping sound ~ KERPLUNK | D34. Investor's concern ~ PORTFOLIO |
D42. Goddess of Hades ~ HEKATE | D41. Courage ~ HEART | D35. Word with wounded or bended ~ KNEE |
D43. One of the Virgin Islands ~ STJOHN | D46. Casual pants ~ SLACKS | D37. "The Wizard of Oz" extra ~ DWARF |
D44. Filled turnover ~ KNISH | D48. Anesthetize ~ DEADEN | D38. "Very Thought _____" (Tony Bennett favorite) ~ OFYOU |
D45. Give _____ of one's own medicine ~ ADOSE | D50. Steak type ~ TBONE | D43. Manchurian Incident site ~ MUKDEN |
D46. Nonsense song of 1918 ~ JADA | D52. Mitchell belle ~ OHARA | D44. Cherishes ~ ENJOYS |
D47. Hand or foot ~ UNIT | D53. "___ Off to See the Wizard" ~ WERE | D45. Nasty, as a remark ~ SNIDE |
D48. Exclude ~ OMIT | D54. Bridge support ~ IBAR | D46. Become rotten, as eggs ~ ADDLE |
D49. Mr. Kristofferson ~ KRIS | D55. Readily draftable ~ ONEA | D47. Pacific ray ~ SKATE |
D50. Does not exist ~ ISNT | D56. Ultimate buyer ~ USER | D48. Police warning ~ SIREN |
D51. Life of Riley ~ EASE | D57. Winter Olympics venue ~ RINK | D49. Temporary housing ~ TENTS |
D52. Crowd around ~ MOB | D58. Bona fide ~ REAL | D50. Most of them have big mouths ~ JARS |