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A1. Douglas-Home of Britain ~ ALEC | A1. Some builders build on it ~ SPEC |
A5. Poultry entree ~ CAPON | A5. Poultry entree ~ CAPON |
A10. Head for Vegas? ~ LAS | A10. Head for Vegas? ~ LAS |
A13. Roads scholar? ~ HOBO | A13. ___ contendere (court plea) ~ NOLO |
A14. Square things? ~ ATONE | A14. Square things? ~ ATONE |
A15. Bulk ~ HEFT | A15. Bulk ~ HEFT |
A16. Literary conflict ~ AGON | A16. ___ Bator, Mongolia ~ ULAN |
A17. Exterminator's dessert? ~ SHOOFLYPIE | A17. Exterminator's dessert? ~ SHOOFLYPIE |
A19. Curling competition ~ BONSPIEL | A19. Curling competition ~ BONSPIEL |
A21. Word after horse or soap ~ OPERA | A21. Word with horse or soap ~ OPERA |
A22. "Little Big Man" filmmaker ~ PENN | A22. "I Am Sam" star ~ PENN |
A23. Did the walls ~ PAPERED | A23. Like some walls ~ PAPERED |
A25. It's unidentified, usually ~ FLYINGSAUCER | A25. It's unidentified, usually ~ FLYINGSAUCER |
A29. Has a really good laugh ~ ROARS | A29. Surf sounds ~ ROARS |
A30. Engendered ~ BRED | A30. Engendered ~ BRED |
A31. Zip ~ PEP | A31. Zip ~ PEP |
A34. Concerning, legalistically ~ INRE | A34. Concerning, legalistically ~ INRE |
A35. Untethered ~ FREED | A35. Untethered ~ FREED |
A37. Trunk of a tree ~ BOLE | A37. Soft, unctuous clay ~ BOLE |
A38. Bill's buddy ~ TED | A38. Bill's film buddy ~ TED |
A39. Hypothetical case ~ MOOT | A39. Hypothetical legal case ~ MOOT |
A40. Theater audience ~ HOUSE | A40. Theater audience ~ HOUSE |
A41. Ravenous plant ~ VENUSFLYTRAP | A41. Ravenous plant ~ VENUSFLYTRAP |
A44. Helmet-shaped ~ GALEATE | A44. Shaped like a hood ~ GALEATE |
A47. Rosa Ponselle role ~ AIDA | A47. Rosa Ponselle role ~ AIDA |
A48. Wide-eyed ~ ALERT | A48. Wide-eyed ~ ALERT |
A49. Followed through on the R.S.V.P. ~ ATTENDED | A49. Went to an event ~ ATTENDED |
A53. Impermanent ~ FLYBYNIGHT | A53. Transitory, as a business ~ FLYBYNIGHT |
A56. Shakespearean character ~ IAGO | A56. Shakespearean character ~ IAGO |
A57. Minnesota of pool ~ FATS | A57. Dietary needs ~ FATS |
A58. Corbeled bay window ~ ORIEL | A58. Corbeled bay window ~ ORIEL |
A59. Grand baseball blow ~ SLAM | A59. Grand baseball blow ~ SLAM |
A60. Glom ~ EYE | A60. Ball in a socket ~ EYE |
A61. Disco, for one ~ GENRE | A61. Poetry or pantomime, e.g. ~ GENRE |
A62. Word after crimson, low or high ~ TIDE | A62. Word with low or high ~ TIDE |
D1. Ivory-legged captain ~ AHAB | D1. Turn a cold shoulder to ~ SNUB |
D2. Exxon has one ~ LOGO | D2. Sport with a wooden ball ~ POLO |
D3. Black, in verse ~ EBON | D3. Distinctive flair ~ ELAN |
D4. Plot together ~ CONSPIRE | D4. Plot together ~ CONSPIRE |
D5. Outer cover ~ CASING | D5. Outer cover ~ CASING |
D6. Birthplace of Socrates ~ ATHENS | D6. Birthplace of Socrates ~ ATHENS |
D7. Game featured in "The Color of Money" ~ POOL | D7. Game featured in "The Color of Money" ~ POOL |
D8. Japanese Beatle? ~ ONO | D8. Lennon's mate ~ ONO |
D9. Ship-shaped table ~ NEF | D9. Ship-shaped table item ~ NEF |
D10. Shunned one ~ LEPER | D10. One whom Jesus healed ~ LEPER |
D11. Blazing ~ AFIRE | D11. Blazing ~ AFIRE |
D12. Home addition? ~ STEAD | D12. Home addition? ~ STEAD |
D15. Bouncing off the walls ~ HYPER | D15. Bouncing off the walls ~ HYPER |
D18. Went at an easy gait ~ LOPED | D18. Went at an easy gait ~ LOPED |
D20. Parker and Cross ~ PENS | D20. Parker and Cross, for two ~ PENS |
D23. Untouched ~ PURE | D23. Like the driven snow ~ PURE |
D24. Got a hole-in-one ~ ACED | D24. Got no return in tennis ~ ACED |
D25. Glassmaker's material ~ FRIT | D25. Glassmaker's material ~ FRIT |
D26. Like Silver's rider ~ LONE | D26. "The ___ Ranger" ~ LONE |
D27. Swingset site ~ YARD | D27. Swing set site, perhaps ~ YARD |
D28. Launders money ~ ABETS | D28. Launders money, e.g. ~ ABETS |
D31. Rain cats and dogs ~ POUR | D31. Rain cats and dogs ~ POUR |
D32. Lohengrin's bride ~ ELSA | D32. Lohengrin's bride ~ ELSA |
D33. Henhouse sound ~ PEEP | D33. Henhouse sound ~ PEEP |
D35. Set of type ~ FONT | D35. Times New Roman, e.g. ~ FONT |
D36. Lecher ~ ROUE | D36. Lecher ~ ROUE |
D37. Plant scholar ~ BOTANIST | D37. Plant scholar ~ BOTANIST |
D39. Substantive ~ MEATY | D39. Substantive ~ MEATY |
D40. Park known for its orators ~ HYDE | D40. Park known for its orators ~ HYDE |
D41. Parser's parts ~ VERBS | D41. Parser's parts ~ VERBS |
D42. Call to Damien ~ FATHER | D42. Trinity member ~ FATHER |
D43. Like three famous pigs ~ LITTLE | D43. Like three famous pigs ~ LITTLE |
D44. Faux pas ~ GAFFE | D44. Faux pas ~ GAFFE |
D45. Set to rest ~ ALLAY | D45. Ease, as anxieties ~ ALLAY |
D46. Site of a MacArthur victory ~ LEYTE | D46. Site of a MacArthur victory ~ LEYTE |
D49. Opposed to, to Gomer Pyle ~ AGIN | D49. Once more, country-style ~ AGIN |
D50. Droopy watch artist ~ DALI | D50. Droopy watch artist ~ DALI |
D51. Knight's cry ~ EGAD | D51. Relative of "Zounds!" ~ EGAD |
D52. Buckminster Fuller creation ~ DOME | D52. Buckminster Fuller creation ~ DOME |
D54. Wooden peg in a masonry wall ~ NOG | D54. Eggy libation ~ NOG |
D55. Madness ~ IRE | D55. Rage ~ IRE |