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A1. Go ballistic ~ RAGE | A1. M, in personal ads ~ MALE |
A5. New Jersey's state tree ~ REDOAK | A5. Hire again, as an act ~ REBOOK |
A11. Panama, for one ~ HAT | A11. Panama, for one ~ HAT |
A14. Spinach is rich in it ~ IRON | A14. Eclipse, to the ancients ~ OMEN |
A15. Supreme Egyptian god ~ AMONRA | A15. "The Glass Menagerie" character ~ AMANDA |
A16. "___ Maria" ~ AVE | A16. Hail from the past ~ AVE |
A17. Conflicting flavors ~ BITTERSWEET | A17. Like some memories ~ BITTERSWEET |
A19. Means of enlightenment ~ ZEN | A19. Means of enlightenment ~ ZEN |
A20. Funny Charlotte ~ RAE | A20. ___ Dawn Chong ~ RAE |
A21. Kitchen basins ~ DISHPANS | A21. Sources of unglamorous hands, perhaps ~ DISHPANS |
A23. Maid's concern? ~ METER | A23. Type of maid ~ METER |
A26. Word part (Abbr.) ~ SYL | A26. Part of DOS ~ SYS |
A27. Dress size ~ LARGE | A27. Word on some tags ~ LARGE |
A28. Weapons stockpile ~ ARSENAL | A28. Weapons stockpile ~ ARSENAL |
A30. Actress Barbara (with 50-Across) ~ GEDDES | A30. Last part of the last name of a "Dallas" actress ~ GEDDES |
A31. Familia member ~ TIA | A31. Familia member ~ TIA |
A32. More long-limbed ~ LANKIER | A32. More rangy ~ LANKIER |
A35. Disrespectful affection ~ CRUELKINDNESS | A35. Not the best type of affection ~ CRUELKINDNESS |
A40. Came down in pellets ~ SLEETED | A40. Made the roads slick, in a way ~ SLEETED |
A41. Cast one's vote ~ OPT | A41. Be decisive ~ OPT |
A43. Food poisoning, e.g. ~ MALADY | A43. Coryza or yaws, e.g. ~ MALADY |
A46. It may be penciled in ~ EYEBROW | A46. It may be penciled in ~ EYEBROW |
A49. Bolivian buddy ~ AMIGO | A49. Bolivian buddy ~ AMIGO |
A50. Actress Barbara (with 30-Across) ~ BEL | A50. ___ canto singing ~ BEL |
A52. On account of ~ DUETO | A52. As a result of ~ DUETO |
A53. Acted as arbiter ~ REFEREED | A53. Acted as arbiter ~ REFEREED |
A55. Do simple math ~ ADD | A55. Verb used in recipes ~ ADD |
A56. Deli order ~ BLT | A56. Deli order ~ BLT |
A57. Far from "pretty ugly" ~ AWFULLYGOOD | A57. Much better than "not bad" ~ AWFULLYGOOD |
A62. Emulate Iago ~ LIE | A62. Shepard drama "A ___ of the Mind" ~ LIE |
A63. Ready for a cold takeoff ~ DEICED | A63. Ready for a cold takeoff ~ DEICED |
A64. Writer Buchanan ~ EDNA | A64. "Or ___!" (veiled threat) ~ ELSE |
A65. Acoustic organ ~ EAR | A65. Acoustic organ ~ EAR |
A66. Sandinista leader ~ ORTEGA | A66. Sandinista leader ~ ORTEGA |
A67. Accomplishment ~ DEED | A67. First name in classic TV husbands ~ DESI |
D1. Corduroy feature ~ RIB | D1. Angry crowd ~ MOB |
D2. Jackie's second ~ ARI | D2. Jack Horner's last words ~ AMI |
D3. Solved ~ GOT | D3. Allow ~ LET |
D4. Main course ~ ENTREE | D4. Beef Wellington, for one ~ ENTREE |
D5. Still mooing, so to speak ~ RARE | D5. One in a million ~ RARE |
D6. Printer's measures ~ EMS | D6. Bad ___, Germany ~ EMS |
D7. Hardly hip ~ DOWDY | D7. Humorously coarse ~ BAWDY |
D8. Buck of the Negro Leagues ~ ONEIL | D8. "___ the loneliest number ..." ~ ONEIS |
D9. Half brother of Hercules ~ ARES | D9. Keats favorites ~ ODES |
D10. "Serial Mom" Turner ~ KATHLEEN | D10. "Serial Mom" Turner ~ KATHLEEN |
D11. Golf obstacle ~ HAZARD | D11. Golf course obstacle, e.g. ~ HAZARD |
D12. Vindicate ~ AVENGE | D12. Vindicate ~ AVENGE |
D13. Past and present ~ TENSES | D13. Past and present, for two ~ TENSES |
D18. Pull down, so to speak ~ EARN | D18. Acquire through merit ~ EARN |
D22. Man with a mission? ~ PADRE | D22. Man with a mission? ~ PADRE |
D23. Wrestling site ~ MAT | D23. Wrestling site ~ MAT |
D24. Stoltz of "Mask" ~ ERIC | D24. "Journey Into Fear" author Ambler ~ ERIC |
D25. Peter I, II or III ~ TSAR | D25. Fyodor I, II or III ~ TSAR |
D26. Satisfy, as thirst ~ SLAKE | D26. Satisfy, as thirst ~ SLAKE |
D29. Way with strays? ~ ALLEY | D29. Way with strays? ~ ALLEY |
D30. Light-headed ~ GIDDY | D30. Light-headed ~ GIDDY |
D33. Annual hoops event, familiarly ~ NIT | D33. Annual hoops event, familiarly ~ NIT |
D34. Prepare to be knighted ~ KNEEL | D34. Prepare to be knighted ~ KNEEL |
D36. Grammarian's concern ~ USAGE | D36. Grammarian's concern ~ USAGE |
D37. 1967 John Wayne film ~ ELDORADO | D37. John Wayne film or Cadillac model ~ ELDORADO |
D38. Tender ~ SORE | D38. Tender ~ SORE |
D39. Dalmatian's marking ~ SPOT | D39. Dalmatian's marking ~ SPOT |
D42. Word with faced or fisted ~ TWO | D42. Word with "faced" or "fisted" ~ TWO |
D43. Taj Mahal material ~ MARBLE | D43. Taj Mahal material ~ MARBLE |
D44. Aviator Earhart ~ AMELIA | D44. Aviator Earhart ~ AMELIA |
D45. Spotter's opposite, in a gym ~ LIFTER | D45. Spotter's opposite ~ LIFTER |
D47. Canoer's worry ~ EDDY | D47. Canoer's worry ~ EDDY |
D48. Moved slightly ~ BUDGED | D48. Moved slightly ~ BUDGED |
D50. Suit the occasion ~ BEFIT | D50. Suit the occasion ~ BEFIT |
D51. Bring out ~ EDUCE | D51. Bring out ~ EDUCE |
D54. Fancy vase ~ EWER | D54. Fancy vase ~ EWER |
D55. Pierce player on "M*A*S*H" ~ ALDA | D55. Burghoff's co-star ~ ALDA |
D58. Part of a stool ~ LEG | D58. Part of a stool ~ LEG |
D59. Keats verse ~ ODE | D59. "___ Buttermilk Sky" ~ OLE |
D60. Half and half ~ ONE | D60. Covert org., once ~ OSS |
D61. Tie recipient, often ~ DAD | D61. "Agnus ___" ~ DEI |