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A1. _____ Rica ~ COSTA | A1. Barbecue offering ~ SLAW |
A6. Job for Perry Mason ~ CASE | A5. Lawn game (Var.) ~ BOCCI |
A10. Career summary ~ VITA | A10. Exceedingly ~ VERY |
A14. Top grade ~ APLUS | A14. Caron film of '53 ~ LILI |
A15. "_____ We Got Fun?" ~ AINT | A15. Big name in petroleum, once ~ AMOCO |
A16. Son of Seth ~ ENOS | A16. Get an ___ effort ~ EFOR |
A17. Jockey's handful ~ REINS | A17. Bone anagram ~ EBON |
A18. Govt. agent ~ TMAN | A18. Site of 1988 Olympics ~ SEOUL |
A19. Mounties: Abbr. ~ RCMP | A19. Rural mail delivery services, once ~ RFDS |
A20. Meaningful silence ~ PREGNANTPAUSE | A20. Meaningful silence ~ PREGNANTPAUSE |
A23. Prominent features of Alfred E. Neuman ~ EARS | A23. Mortarboard danglers ~ TASSELS |
A24. Carnaval site ~ RIO | A24. Mollusk shell material ~ NACRE |
A25. Shrimpish ~ PUNY | A27. Poker winnings ~ POT |
A27. University of Maryland player ~ TERP | A28. Big Apple river ~ EAST |
A29. Stumble ~ MISSTEP | A31. AAA specialty ~ TOW |
A32. Antigone's sister ~ ISMENE | A32. Resort with a mineral spring ~ SPA |
A35. Mongolian desert ~ GOBI | A34. Cause of yawning ~ ENNUI |
A36. The Monkees' "_____ Believer" ~ IMA | A35. "___ Got You Under My Skin" ~ IVE |
A37. 1987 Edward James Olmos film ~ STANDANDDELIVER | A36. Lou Diamond Phillips film of '88 ~ STANDANDDELIVER |
A40. Actor Chaney ~ LON | A40. Musical "Joey" ~ PAL |
A41. Miner profits? ~ ORES | A41. Some woodwinds ~ OBOES |
A42. Guinea pig or groundhog ~ RODENT | A42. Light color? ~ RED |
A43. Emily Dickinson's hometown ~ AMHERST | A43. Get ready to fire ~ AIM |
A45. Air freshener scent ~ PINE | A44. A way to conjoin ~ WELD |
A46. Nixon and Schroeder ~ PATS | A45. Make imperfect ~ MAR |
A47. Black-eyed item ~ PEA | A47. Hirsute lock ~ TRESS |
A48. Shows approval ~ NODS | A49. Outcasts ~ PARIAHS |
A52. Film in which Hayley Mills played twins ~ THEPARENTTRAP | A53. Disney film featuring twins ~ THEPARENTTRAP |
A56. Ballet leap ~ JETE | A57. Female singing voice ~ ALTO |
A58. One of the Menendez brothers ~ ERIK | A59. "___ we all?" ~ ARENT |
A59. Gaucho gear ~ RIATA | A60. Mythical ship of literature ~ ARGO |
A60. Elliptical ~ OVAL | A61. It ultimately loses its head ~ BEER |
A61. Look ~ GAZE | A62. Egyptian peninsula ~ SINAI |
A62. Last word of fairy tales ~ AFTER | A63. Ballyhoo ~ TOUT |
A63. Cravings ~ YENS | A64. There may be a fracture inside ~ CAST |
A64. Flexible Flyer, for one ~ SLED | A65. Chinese weight units ~ TAELS |
A65. Press secretary Dee Dee ~ MYERS | A66. They'll give you a bleating ~ EWES |
D1. _____ diem (seize the day) ~ CARPE | D1. Got some shut-eye ~ SLEPT |
D2. Puccini product ~ OPERA | D2. Sign of the zodiac ~ LIBRA |
D3. More like a fox ~ SLIER | D3. Plants with healing properties ~ ALOES |
D4. Filament material ~ TUNGSTEN | D4. Airplane measure ~ WINGSPAN |
D5. Org. ~ ASSN | D5. Common volcanic rock ~ BASALT |
D6. Tabby treat ~ CATNIP | D6. Forebodings ~ OMENS |
D7. "We _____ please" ~ AIMTO | D7. Eccentric oldster ~ COOT |
D8. Breeze ~ SNAP | D8. Bra size ~ CCUP |
D9. Mediterranean spouter ~ ETNA | D9. "___ Leroy" (Frances E. W. Harper novel) ~ IOLA |
D10. Against ~ VERSUS | D10. Vice ___ ~ VERSA |
D11. Stimulus ~ INCENTIVE | D11. Able to accomplish a purpose ~ EFFECTIVE |
D12. Mix of westerns ~ TOM | D12. Lightning attractor ~ ROD |
D13. Venomous viper ~ ASP | D13. Jr. and sr., for two ~ YRS |
D21. Debts ~ ARREARS | D21. Classic prefix ~ NEO |
D22. Greek vowel ~ UPSILON | D22. To that time ~ UNTIL |
D26. It's south of Saudi Arabia ~ YEMEN | D25. Wandered about ~ ROVED |
D28. Sign a check ~ ENDORSE | D26. Pitcher by the sink ~ EWER |
D29. Stylish, in the 60's ~ MOD | D28. Put a stop to ~ ENDED |
D30. Basque, e.g. ~ IBERIAN | D29. "No ifs, ___ or buts!" ~ ANDS |
D31. Hair splitter ~ PART | D30. Ambulance chaser's advice ~ SUE |
D32. Mallorca, por ejemplo ~ ISLA | D32. Word with way or well ~ STAIR |
D33. Lively dance ~ STOMP | D33. Leaf shapes used decoratively ~ PALMETTES |
D34. Whisky-vermouth cocktail ~ MANHATTAN | D34. An organic compound ~ ENOL |
D35. Mdse. ~ GDS | D36. Petty quarrel ~ SPAT |
D38. Place to meet following a tennis match ~ NET | D37. Use a divining rod ~ DOWSE |
D39. Pick out of a lineup ~ IDENTIFY | D38. "Honest" president ~ ABE |
D44. Mertz and Merman ~ ETHELS | D39. Nettle ~ IRRITATE |
D45. Looked too soon ~ PEEKED | D45. Devout insect? ~ MANTIS |
D47. Cracker Jack bonus ~ PRIZE | D46. Type of studio ~ ART |
D49. Speechify ~ ORATE | D48. Strapped for cash ~ SHORT |
D50. Library gadget ~ DATER | D49. Type of code or colony ~ PENAL |
D51. Trains, in a way ~ SPARS | D50. Hood's weapon ~ ARROW |
D53. Cribbage counters ~ PEGS | D51. The ___ (Netherlands city) ~ HAGUE |
D54. Asia's _____ Sea ~ ARAL | D52. An ocelot has lots ~ SPOTS |
D55. Streetcar ~ TRAM | D54. Historian's concern ~ PAST |
D56. "The _____ Luck Club" ~ JOY | D55. Opera highlight ~ ARIA |
D57. Night before ~ EVE | D56. First Cartesian ~ RENE |