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A1. Turn over ~ FLIP | A1. Image on a radar screen ~ BLIP |
A5. On the ball ~ SMART | A5. Young, migrating salmon ~ SMOLT |
A10. Quick comeback? ~ ECHO | A10. 455, in old Rome ~ CDLV |
A14. Continental currency ~ EURO | A14. Prefix with "bond" or "dollar" ~ EURO |
A15. Hollywood staple ~ OATER | A15. Western adventure ~ OATER |
A16. Luminescence ~ GLOW | A16. Ending with buck or stink ~ AROO |
A17. Stopping ~ SLOWINGTOACRAWL | A17. Ending ~ SLOWINGTOACRAWL |
A20. Chose a channel ~ TUNEDIN | A20. Receptive ~ TUNEDIN |
A21. Machinations ~ SCHEMES | A21. Machinations ~ SCHEMES |
A22. Superiority contests ~ RACES | A22. Some are three-legged ~ RACES |
A24. Baby beaver ~ KIT | A24. Something to assemble ~ KIT |
A25. Psyche parts ~ EGOS | A25. McGee's closet, e.g. ~ MESS |
A28. Heavy weights ~ TONS | A28. Heavy weights ~ TONS |
A30. Belgrade native ~ SERB | A30. Employs an ambulance chaser, e.g. ~ SUES |
A34. Ramblers ~ NOMADS | A34. Buffet selections, often ~ SALADS |
A37. Pickled cheese ~ FETA | A37. Goat's milk product ~ FETA |
A39. Hors d'oeuvres spread ~ ROE | A39. Plunked oneself down ~ SAT |
A40. Stopping ~ DRAWINGTOACLOSE | A40. Ending ~ DRAWINGTOACLOSE |
A43. Sound of distaste ~ UGH | A43. Extra qtrs., e.g. ~ OTS |
A44. Window glass ~ PANE | A44. Piece of window glass ~ PANE |
A45. Make more corrections ~ REEDIT | A45. "Madness" of a film ~ REEFER |
A46. Snow and black-eyed, e.g. ~ PEAS | A46. Librarian's admonitions ~ SHHS |
A48. Plays on words ~ PUNS | A48. Plays on words ~ PUNS |
A50. Takes out often ~ SEES | A50. Word with "fire" or "white" ~ SALE |
A51. Pickup compartment ~ CAB | A51. Pickup compartment ~ CAB |
A53. Comes clean ~ SINGS | A53. Joins the choir ~ SINGS |
A56. Some live-in emigres ~ AUPAIRS | A56. Some bakery items ~ ECLAIRS |
A60. Mollifies ~ SOOTHES | A60. Gives comfort to ~ SOOTHES |
A64. Stopping ~ GRINDINGTOAHALT | A64. Ending ~ GRINDINGTOAHALT |
A66. It's right in an atlas ~ EAST | A66. Metrical romance ~ GEST |
A67. Tiny pests ~ MITES | A67. Tiny arachnids ~ MITES |
A68. Neck of the woods ~ AREA | A68. "An apple ___ ..." ~ ADAY |
A69. Have rolling in the aisles ~ SLAY | A69. Persuade ~ SWAY |
A70. It's in the mall 24 hours per day ~ STORE | A70. Keep for later ~ STORE |
A71. Shipshape ~ NEAT | A71. Comfy cloud ~ NINE |
D1. Song ending? ~ FEST | D1. Kindest regards ~ BEST |
D2. Humdinger ~ LULU | D2. A real doozie ~ LULU |
D3. Keep a pressing engagement? ~ IRON | D3. Nutritive mineral ~ IRON |
D4. Mechanized shop tool ~ POWERSAW | D4. Carpenter's tool ~ POWERSAW |
D5. Type of boom ~ SONIC | D5. Type of boom ~ SONIC |
D6. Powerful attractor ~ MAGNET | D6. Powerful attractor ~ MAGNET |
D7. Call letters? ~ ATT | D7. Baseball legend Mel ~ OTT |
D8. Some antique cars ~ REOS | D8. Many popes ~ LEOS |
D9. Carl Lewis, once ~ TRACKSTAR | D9. Jesse Owens, notably ~ TRACKSTAR |
D10. White herons ~ EGRETS | D10. Some insertion marks ~ CARETS |
D11. Chowder chunk ~ CLAM | D11. Avoirdupois unit ~ DRAM |
D12. Hockey great Gordie ~ HOWE | D12. "St. Elmo's Fire" actor ~ LOWE |
D13. They fly by night ~ OWLS | D13. Some remote abbreviations ~ VOLS |
D18. Crete's highest peak ~ IDA | D18. She's "sweet as apple cider" ~ IDA |
D19. Greek X ~ CHI | D19. Greek X ~ CHI |
D23. Cushions ~ SOFTENS | D23. Cushions ~ SOFTENS |
D25. Eventually become ~ ENDUP | D25. Old PC operating system ~ MSDOS |
D26. Deep ravine ~ GORGE | D26. Home base for everyone ~ EARTH |
D27. City on the Missouri ~ OMAHA | D27. Partner of burn ~ SLASH |
D29. New beginning? ~ NEO | D29. Classical prefix ~ NEO |
D31. Whittle away ~ ERODE | D31. Good ol' country, for short ~ USOFA |
D32. Perez of "Do the Right Thing" ~ ROSIE | D32. Meeting room prop ~ EASEL |
D33. Sugar providers ~ BEETS | D33. Cubic meter ~ STERE |
D35. Party condiment ~ DIP | D35. Party snack ~ DIP |
D36. Some fedoras ~ SNAPBRIMS | D36. Some fedoras ~ SNAPBRIMS |
D38. Superlative service ~ ACE | D38. Baron von Richthofen, for one ~ ACE |
D41. New homophone ~ GNU | D41. New homophone ~ GNU |
D42. Not quite ~ LESSTHAN | D42. A math sign ~ LESSTHAN |
D47. Barely adequate ~ SCANTY | D47. Barely adequate ~ SCANTY |
D49. One with a habit ~ SISTER | D49. Many a bridesmaid ~ SISTER |
D52. Help out ~ AID | D52. Help out ~ AID |
D54. Riata loop ~ NOOSE | D54. Ominous loop ~ NOOSE |
D55. ___ few rounds (spar) ~ GOA | D55. ___ few rounds (spar) ~ GOA |
D56. Is unlike Peter Pan ~ AGES | D56. Easter fare ~ EGGS |
D57. Orsk's river ~ URAL | D57. All hands on deck ~ CREW |
D58. Home of a famous tilter ~ PISA | D58. One of the Simpsons ~ LISA |
D59. Fit of anger ~ SNIT | D59. Fit of anger ~ SNIT |
D61. Alice acquaintance ~ HARE | D61. "___ known ..." ~ HADI |
D62. Ancient Greek city ~ ELEA | D62. Verve ~ ELAN |
D63. Datum ~ STAT | D63. Eyelid flare-up ~ STYE |
D65. Sporty Pontiac of yore ~ GTO | D65. Muscle car of the '60s ~ GTO |