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A1. Fat Man in New Mexico ~ ABOMB | A1. Fat Man in New Mexico, e.g. ~ ABOMB |
A6. Fearless and daring ~ BOLD | A6. Fearless and daring ~ BOLD |
A10. Electrical framework ~ GRID | A10. "You don't ___ into the wind" (Jim Croce) ~ SPIT |
A14. Where to wait for the Robert E. Lee ~ LEVEE | A14. Mississippi feature ~ LEVEE |
A15. Polo explored it ~ ASIA | A15. The Maldives are part of it ~ ASIA |
A16. Gave a hard time to ~ RODE | A16. Biblically possesses ~ HATH |
A17. Dead end ~ BLINDALLEY | A17. It has only one way in ~ BLINDALLEY |
A19. Shakespeare's stream ~ AVON | A19. Wanton once-over ~ OGLE |
A20. Disconsolate ~ SAD | A20. Bummed, so to speak ~ SAD |
A21. Small combo ~ TRIO | A21. The Three Tenors, e.g. ~ TRIO |
A22. Pulchritudinous ~ LOVELY | A22. Pleasing to the eye ~ LOVELY |
A24. Italian greeting ~ CIAO | A24. Italian greeting ~ CIAO |
A25. Word for a king ~ SIRE | A25. "Your excellency" ~ SIRE |
A26. Impediment ~ STUMBLINGBLOCK | A26. Impediment ~ STUMBLINGBLOCK |
A32. Child's job, perhaps ~ CHORE | A32. After-school responsibility, perhaps ~ CHORE |
A33. Sounds coming from inside a bowl ~ RAHS | A33. Sis-boom-bahs ~ RAHS |
A34. Forty-niner's tool ~ PAN | A34. Forty-niner's necessity ~ PAN |
A35. Decorative vases ~ URNS | A35. Decorative vases ~ URNS |
A36. Proceeded slowly, as traffic ~ CREPT | A36. Emulated a cat burglar ~ CREPT |
A38. Locks in a barn ~ MANE | A38. Equine feature ~ MANE |
A39. Hillbilly band instrument ~ JUG | A39. Hillbilly band instrument ~ JUG |
A40. Downfall ~ RUIN | A40. Downfall ~ RUIN |
A41. Word in some temperature readings ~ BELOW | A41. Word in some temperature readings ~ BELOW |
A42. Place for hurdles ~ OBSTACLECOURSE | A42. Place for hurdles ~ OBSTACLECOURSE |
A46. Fit of shivering ~ AGUE | A46. Malaria symptom ~ AGUE |
A47. Encourage heartily ~ URGE | A47. Encourage heartily ~ URGE |
A48. Self-evident truth ~ TRUISM | A48. "Summer is hot," e.g. ~ TRUISM |
A51. Etc. relative ~ ETAL | A51. Etc. relative ~ ETAL |
A52. Faux ___ (blunder) ~ PAS | A52. Faux ___ ~ PAS |
A55. Word with dance or union ~ HALL | A55. Place where there might be a mess ~ HALL |
A56. Chokepoint ~ BOTTLENECK | A56. Traffic-jam cause ~ BOTTLENECK |
A59. River through Pisa ~ ARNO | A59. Tuscan river ~ ARNO |
A60. Beach bird ~ ERNE | A60. Coastal bird ~ ERNE |
A61. Ranchero's rope ~ RIATA | A61. Rope with a slipknot ~ RIATA |
A62. Verb with down or out ~ WEAR | A62. Day-to-day deterioration ~ WEAR |
A63. Target of a swift kick ~ REAR | A63. Area away from the battle ~ REAR |
A64. Nautical spar ~ SPRIT | A64. Sail-extending pole ~ SPRIT |
D1. White vestments ~ ALBS | D1. Father's closetful ~ ALBS |
D2. Lugosi in "The Raven" ~ BELA | D2. First name in vampire portrayers ~ BELA |
D3. "Heroides" writer ~ OVID | D3. Roman who recorded mythology ~ OVID |
D4. All husbands ~ MEN | D4. Robert Penn Warren's "All the King's ___" ~ MEN |
D5. It's after Letterman, for many ~ BEDTIME | D5. When to say "Nighty-night" ~ BEDTIME |
D6. King of Scotland, 1292–96 ~ BALIOL | D6. King of Scotland, 1292-96 ~ BALIOL |
D7. 1993 peace accord city ~ OSLO | D7. Scandinavian capital ~ OSLO |
D8. One of a pack? ~ LIE | D8. Tell it like it isn't ~ LIE |
D9. Vampire's undoing ~ DAYLIGHT | D9. Vampire's undoing ~ DAYLIGHT |
D10. Type of driveway ~ GRAVEL | D10. Post-snowfall tool ~ SHOVEL |
D11. Travel randomly ~ ROVE | D11. One for the books? ~ PAGE |
D12. Joss house figure ~ IDOL | D12. "___ cost ya!" ~ ITLL |
D13. Contravene ~ DENY | D13. He and she ~ THEY |
D18. Damascus resident ~ ARAB | D18. Native Saudi ~ ARAB |
D23. The sun, moon and planets, e.g. ~ ORBS | D23. The sun, moon and planets, e.g. ~ ORBS |
D24. Leaders of the mongrel hordes? ~ CURS | D24. Dogcatcher's truckload ~ CURS |
D25. Rice Krispies sound ~ SNAP | D25. Become unhinged ~ SNAP |
D26. Hedge unit ~ SHRUB | D26. Hedge unit ~ SHRUB |
D27. Crab grabbers ~ TONGS | D27. Ice cube grabbers ~ TONGS |
D28. "Goodnight ___" ~ IRENE | D28. Woman in some Sherlock Holmes stories ~ IRENE |
D29. Girasols ~ OPALS | D29. Gemstones from Australia ~ OPALS |
D30. Craft for Pocahontas ~ CANOE | D30. Tippy transport? ~ CANOE |
D31. Was familiar with ~ KNEW | D31. Perceived as fact ~ KNEW |
D32. King novel ~ CUJO | D32. Stephen King novel ~ CUJO |
D36. Salad ingredient ~ CUCUMBER | D36. Salad ingredient, perhaps ~ CUCUMBER |
D37. Peeve ~ RILE | D37. Ruffle feathers ~ RILE |
D38. Insignificant ~ MERE | D38. "A ___ bagatelle ..." ~ MERE |
D40. Syncopated songs ~ RAGS | D40. Lively piano tunes ~ RAGS |
D41. "Taps" players ~ BUGLERS | D41. Taps players ~ BUGLERS |
D43. One who hems but doesn't haw ~ TAILOR | D43. One who hems but doesn't haw ~ TAILOR |
D44. Single-masted sailing vessel ~ CUTTER | D44. Single-masted sailing vessel ~ CUTTER |
D45. Tough exam ~ ORAL | D45. Unwritten test ~ ORAL |
D48. Freeze follower, often ~ THAW | D48. Cold-War-to-detente transition ~ THAW |
D49. Pink, to a chef ~ RARE | D49. Pink, to a chef ~ RARE |
D50. It parallels a radius ~ ULNA | D50. Bone of the forearm ~ ULNA |
D51. Sicilian rumbler ~ ETNA | D51. Sicilian rumbler ~ ETNA |
D52. Comice, e.g. ~ PEAR | D52. Fruit shaped like a bell ~ PEAR |
D53. Play opener ~ ACTI | D53. Curtain raiser ~ ACTI |
D54. Game with 32 cards ~ SKAT | D54. Popular card game ~ SKAT |
D57. Piece of mine? ~ ORE | D57. Valuable rock ~ ORE |
D58. Tuck partner ~ NIP | D58. "Tuck" partner ~ NIP |