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up2006-04-13
  • Title: SAY THAT AGAIN
  • Author: Kitt Slingles
  • Editor: Timothy Parker
  • Copyright: Universal Press Syndicate
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  • Title: IT TAKES TWO
  • Author: Gary Cooper
  • Editor: Timothy Parker
  • Copyright: uclick, LLC
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A1. Shoe type ~ TAP
A1. Some time ___ ~ AGO
A4. State since 1948 ~ ISRAEL
A4. Hands-on-hips ~ AKIMBO
A10. Aletsch Glacier locale ~ ALPS
A10. Traveled on horseback ~ RODE
A14. "The greatest!" ~ ALI
A14. Run up a phone bill ~ GAB
A15. Unlikely to fall over ~ STABLE
A15. Confess to ease stress ~ UNLOAD
A16. Secular ~ LAIC
A16. "___ go bragh" ~ ERIN
A17. Bar supply, perhaps ~ GIN
A17. Visitors from other worlds ~ ETS
A18. Lunar lander, e.g. ~ MODULE
A18. Select, as a career ~ GOINTO
A19. Not for here ~ TOGO
A19. "You ___ take it with you" ~ CANT
A20. Lentil, e.g. ~ SEED
A20. Does and bucks ~ DEER
A22. Words with everywhere ~ WATERWATER
A22. Repeated words before "everywhere" ~ WATERWATER
A24. Castle features, perhaps ~ TOWERS
A24. Hand-holding, spirit-raising get-together ~ SEANCE
A26. Comedic Bean ~ ORSON
A26. La Scala production ~ OPERA
A27. Semilunar valve neighbor ~ AORTA
A27. Speaks hoarsely ~ RASPS
A29. Greek letter ~ RHO
A29. Short relative? ~ BRO
A31. Recent USNA grad ~ ENS
A31. Soak (up) ~ SOP
A32. Words sung by the Beatles with me ~ PLEASEPLEASE
A32. Repeated words before "me" in a Beatles tune ~ PLEASEPLEASE
A37. It comes to a head ~ BEER
A37. Thigh-covering skirt ~ MIDI
A38. Zorba portrayer ~ QUINN
A38. Anthony who played Zorba ~ QUINN
A39. Maligned hopper ~ TOAD
A39. Work too hard ~ TOIL
A43. Words with toil and trouble ~ DOUBLEDOUBLE
A43. Witchy double words before 39-Across ~ DOUBLEDOUBLE
A46. Cavity-filler's grp. ~ ADA
A46. High card ~ ACE
A49. Insult, slangily ~ DIS
A49. ___ for victory ~ VIS
A50. "Golden Boy" playwright ~ ODETS
A50. "___ a Grecian Urn" (Keats) ~ ODEON
A51. Slow, in music ~ LARGO
A51. Hope of "Peyton Place" ~ LANGE
A53. Like some eyebrows ~ ARCHED
A53. Like some eyebrows ~ ARCHED
A56. Words with pumpkin eater ~ PETERPETER
A56. Repeated words before "pumpkin" ~ PETERPETER
A59. A shiny fabric ~ SILK
A59. Construction area ~ SITE
A62. Writer Kingsley ~ AMIS
A62. X ___ xylophone ~ ASIN
A63. Pleasant smells ~ AROMAS
A63. Like wry humor ~ IRONIC
A65. Long fish ~ EEL
A65. Prior to, in poetry ~ ERE
A66. Dollar value ~ COST
A66. Word with "primary" or "intensive" ~ CARE
A67. Something to bash at a bash, perhaps ~ PINATA
A67. Industry built around shooting stars? ~ CINEMA
A68. Scottish negative ~ NAE
A68. Diddly ~ NIL
A69. Start for date? ~ ANTE
A69. Greek war god ~ ARES
A70. Made a bird noise ~ PEEPED
A70. Kabob stick ~ SKEWER
A71. Everyday article ~ THE
A71. Rubber mouse, for a cat ~ TOY
D1. They may be applied in baseball ~ TAGS
D1. Brought to a desired stage, as wine ~ AGED
D2. "I cannot tell ___" ~ ALIE
D2. Yard entrance ~ GATE
D3. Needle dropper ~ PINETREE
D3. Excessively preoccupied ~ OBSESSED
D4. Ideal suffix ~ ISM
D4. Eighth mo. ~ AUG
D5. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" author ~ STOWE
D5. Like an open secret ~ KNOWN
D6. Kind of gun ~ RADAR
D6. Sacro-___ ~ ILIAC
D7. Borders on ~ ABUTS
D7. Three-card street con ~ MONTE
D8. Femme's pronoun ~ ELLE
D8. Subside ~ BATE
D9. Lecherous look ~ LEER
D9. Trash emanation ~ ODOR
D10. Sacrificial spot, perhaps ~ ALTAR
D10. Postgame summary ~ RECAP
D11. Taoism founder ~ LAOTSE
D11. Gives a speech ~ ORATES
D12. Dove's city cousin ~ PIGEON
D12. It's spent in Spain ~ DINERO
D13. Views with contempt ~ SCORNS
D13. Lure and snare ~ ENTRAP
D21. Senile one ~ DOTARD
D21. Settled a debt ~ REPAID
D23. Romances ~ WOOS
D23. Tries to win the affection of ~ WOOS
D25. "It ___ a Very Good Year" ~ WAS
D25. Wild donkey ~ ASS
D27. Police radio alert, briefly ~ APB
D27. Tachometer's meas. ~ RPM
D28. Bullring "bravo!" ~ OLE
D28. "The greatest" of boxing ~ ALI
D29. Russo of "In the Line of Fire" ~ RENE
D29. "Stand by Me" singer ___ King ~ BENE
D30. Kind of puppet ~ HAND
D30. ___ McNally (atlas publisher) ~ RAND
D33. Prefix for lateral or distant ~ EQUI
D33. Prefix with "lateral" and "distant" ~ EQUI
D34. Places for pints ~ PUBS
D34. Pint sellers ~ PUBS
D35. "___ Darlin"' (jazz standard) ~ LIL
D35. "___ Abner" (old comic) ~ LIL
D36. Piano student's assignments ~ ETUDES
D36. Musical practice pieces ~ ETUDES
D40. Dutifully compliant ~ OBEDIENT
D40. Like good dogs ~ OBEDIENT
D41. Keyboard key ~ ALT
D41. Worldwide worker's grp. ~ ILO
D42. ___ Moines, Iowa ~ DES
D42. Spy novelist Deighton ~ LEN
D44. Polecat's trademark ~ ODOR
D44. Eggs ___ easy ~ OVER
D45. Sound of amazement ~ OOH
D45. Word of wonderment ~ OOH
D46. Wool producer ~ ALPACA
D46. Silky-fleeced llama relative ~ ALPACA
D47. Evil spirit (Var.) ~ DAEMON
D47. Victim of Brutus ~ CAESAR
D48. Manet or Monet, e.g. ~ ARTIST
D48. Complete ~ ENTIRE
D52. "Beau ___" ~ GESTE
D52. They're passed down from parents ~ GENES
D53. Square things ~ ATONE
D53. Perform penitence ~ ATONE
D54. Amend, as an atlas section ~ REMAP
D54. Extend a subscription ~ RENEW
D55. Shipping box ~ CRATE
D55. Unlawful activity ~ CRIME
D57. Theatrical producer Joseph ~ PAPP
D57. Cropped photographs? ~ PICS
D58. Lake, city or canal ~ ERIE
D58. Estrada of "CHiPs" ~ ERIK
D60. One of Jacob's wives ~ LEAH
D60. The Dixie Chicks, e.g. ~ TRIO
D61. Swiss painter Paul ~ KLEE
D61. Slippery and snaky ~ EELY
D64. Melancholy ~ SAD
D64. Monopoly game piece ~ CAR
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