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A1. Knights' titles ~ SIRS |
A5. Tale of adventure ~ GEST |
A9. Blackjack table holder for undealt cards ~ SHOE |
A13. Mental spark ~ IDEA |
A14. Blood line ~ AORTA |
A15. Portable beds ~ COTS |
A16. Bewitching fun? ~ POTIONPLAY |
A18. Thrilling sounds ~ OOHS |
A19. Forearm bone occultation? ~ ULNARECLIPSE |
A21. Like outlet store mdse., perhaps ~ IRR |
A23. However, informally ~ THO |
A24. "Desire Under the Elms" dramatist ~ ONEILL |
A26. "Some Like It Hot" actress ~ MONROE |
A28. Pass path ~ ARC |
A29. "Telephone Line" rock band ~ ELO |
A30. Struck thing ~ POSE |
A31. Worshiped person ~ IDOL |
A34. Onetime rubber capital ~ AKRON |
A36. Fleet quarters? ~ ARMADAINN |
A39. Capital of Ghana ~ ACCRA |
A42. Repair ~ MEND |
A43. "Around the Horn" cable channel ~ ESPN |
A47. Gp. that won the 1969 Nobel Peace Prize ~ ILO |
A48. Abbr. in some city names ~ HTS |
A50. 2006 Australian Open and Wimbledon winner Mauresmo ~ AMELIE |
A52. Singer Carey ~ MARIAH |
A54. "That's all ___ wrote" ~ SHE |
A55. Game with four Wild Draw Four cards ~ UNO |
A56. Ambiguous influence? ~ UNCLEARPOWER |
A60. Jon Arbuckle's pooch ~ ODIE |
A61. Sufficient cough medicine? ~ AMPLESYRUP |
A64. Stead ~ LIEU |
A65. Round whose losers compete in a consolation game ~ SEMIS |
A66. Comedy Central's "___ 911!" ~ RENO |
A67. Dodge City gunslinger ~ EARP |
A68. Furtive summons ~ PSST |
A69. Cut down, perhaps ~ EDIT |
D1. Taste of soup ~ SIP |
D2. Altar promise ~ IDO |
D3. Tax documents ~ RETURNS |
D4. Glide effortlessly ~ SAIL |
D5. Become a paid athlete ~ GOPRO |
D6. First name in mystery ~ ERLE |
D7. Musically detached: Abbr. ~ STAC |
D8. Mayberry sheriff ~ TAYLOR |
D9. Range ~ SCOPE |
D10. Indiana native ~ HOOSIER |
D11. Trademarked version of reversi ~ OTHELLO |
D12. Lisped letter ~ ESS |
D14. Disneyland's setting ~ ANAHEIM |
D17. Not taken in by ~ ONTO |
D20. Machu Picchu denizen ~ INCAN |
D21. Mischievous child ~ IMP |
D22. Outback bounder, for short ~ ROO |
D25. Chaney of the silents ~ LON |
D27. Hindquarters ~ REAR |
D28. King of comedy ~ ALAN |
D32. Broodmares, e.g. ~ DAMS |
D33. Lyric tribute ~ ODE |
D35. Cap locale ~ KNEE |
D37. Racecar driver Bobby ~ RAHAL |
D38. Baked potatoes ~ IDAHOES |
D39. Darts skill ~ AIM |
D40. Lady Bird Johnson's real first name ~ CLAUDIA |
D41. More banal, as a joke ~ CORNIER |
D44. Pronounced indistinctly ~ SLURRED |
D45. X tenth? ~ PIN |
D46. Prefix with colonialism ~ NEO |
D49. "Little Orphan Annie" henchman ~ THEASP |
D51. Street with converted stables, to a Brit ~ MEWS |
D53. Freeze over ~ ICEUP |
D54. Cut out ~ SPLIT |
D57. "Tonight Show" tomahawk tosser Ed ~ AMES |
D58. Engine measures: Abbr. ~ RPMS |
D59. Literary governess ~ EYRE |
D60. Bullring holler ~ OLE |
D62. Sushi bar offering ~ UNI |
D63. Spliff stuff ~ POT |