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  • Title: "IN CHARGE" (DECEMBER 20, 1999)
  • Author: By Mitch Komro
  • Copyright: © 1999, Universal Press Syndicate
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  • Title: "LARGE AND IN CHARGE" (FEBRUARY 20, 2005)
  • Author: By Mitch Komro
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A1. Kindest regards ~ BEST
A1. Kindest regards ~ BEST
A5. Mein dish? ~ CHOW
A5. Mein dish? ~ CHOW
A9. Emeril Lagasse, e.g. ~ CHEF
A9. Lagasse, for one ~ CHEF
A13. Angle between a branch and stem ~ AXIL
A13. Angle between branch and trunk ~ AXIL
A14. Excessive publicity ~ HYPE
A14. Promo overkill ~ HYPE
A15. Type of shoes fit for "The King?" ~ SUEDE
A15. Unwoven material ~ SUEDE
A16. Gargantuan Gorgonzola? ~ BIGCHEESE
A16. Gargantuan gorgonzola? ~ BIGCHEESE
A18. Steep rocks ~ CRAGS
A18. Steep rocks ~ CRAGS
A19. Tree with tough, useful wood ~ ELM
A19. Tree with tough, useful wood ~ ELM
A20. Grain beard ~ AWN
A20. Bristlelike appendage ~ AWN
A21. Subjects to ridicule ~ DERIDES
A21. Bemocks ~ DERIDES
A23. 1996 and 2000 occurrence ~ LEAPYEAR
A23. 2004 occurrence ~ LEAPYEAR
A26. 17th century stringed instrument ~ VIOL
A26. Bowed musical instrument ~ VIOL
A27. Embarrassed shade? ~ RED
A27. Like Medoc ~ RED
A28. Passing away (as time) ~ ELAPSING
A28. Passing away (as time) ~ ELAPSING
A32. Hand-held millstones ~ MANOS
A32. Hand-held millstones ~ MANOS
A35. Moves laboriously ~ PLODS
A35. Trudges ~ PLODS
A36. Neither here _____ there ~ NOR
A36. "... ___ gloom of night" ~ NOR
A37. Like Bill Walton to UCLA, e.g. ~ ALUM
A37. Styptic substance ~ ALUM
A38. Ride ~ TEASE
A38. Poke fun at ~ TEASE
A39. Spanish jack? ~ PESO
A39. 100 centavos ~ PESO
A40. Cruise or Arnold ~ TOM
A40. Cruise or Arnold ~ TOM
A41. Cowboy accessory ~ CHAPS
A41. Flared overpants ~ CHAPS
A42. 1977 AL batting champ (.388) ~ CAREW
A42. Seven-time AL batting champ Rod ~ CAREW
A43. Like some watermelon ~ SEEDLESS
A43. Like some watermelons ~ SEEDLESS
A45. Campbell's container ~ CAN
A45. Worm container ~ CAN
A46. Some hit this in anger ~ ROOF
A46. It may be pitched ~ ROOF
A47. Bursting forth ~ ERUPTING
A47. Blowing one's top ~ ERUPTING
A52. Hermit's verb ~ ISOLATE
A52. Set apart ~ ISOLATE
A55. Be off base ~ ERR
A55. Make a mistake ~ ERR
A56. Goose egg ~ NIL
A56. Zilch ~ NIL
A57. Lie in wait ~ SKULK
A57. Lurk ~ SKULK
A58. Best of the bunch? ~ TOPBANANA
A58. Best of the bunch? ~ TOPBANANA
A61. Legendary ruler of Crete ~ MINOS
A61. Mythological king of Crete ~ MINOS
A62. Chiefly Canadian Indian ~ CREE
A62. Manitoba tribe ~ CREE
A63. Quality and Comfort ~ INNS
A63. Quality and Comfort, e.g. ~ INNS
A64. Hold the phone ~ STOP
A64. Hold the phone ~ STOP
A65. Didn't draw a card ~ HELD
A65. Didn't draw a card ~ HELD
A66. Turkish titles, once ~ BEYS
A66. Ottoman Empire dignitaries ~ BEYS
D1. Old Testament skyscraper? ~ BABEL
D1. Tower site ~ BABEL
D2. He can't go home again ~ EXILE
D2. He can't go home again ~ EXILE
D3. Rho succeeder ~ SIGMA
D3. Rho follower ~ SIGMA
D4. Atlanta-based hip-hop trio ~ TLC
D4. It's administered by an RN ~ TLC
D5. Like gum stuck under a desk ~ CHEWED
D5. Like gum stuck under a desk ~ CHEWED
D6. Mirthful scavenger ~ HYENA
D6. Mirthful scavenger ~ HYENA
D7. Saturn's mate ~ OPS
D7. Photo ___ (pol's news events) ~ OPS
D8. Gardener's nemesis ~ WEED
D8. Pull up dandelions ~ WEED
D9. Antiquarian's eye-openers ~ CURIOS
D9. Some collectibles for antiquarians ~ CURIOS
D10. Inside of a hat? ~ HEADLINER
D10. Star inside of a hat? ~ HEADLINER
D11. Outer limits ~ EDGE
D11. Outer limits ~ EDGE
D12. _____ up (come clean) ~ FESS
D12. ___ up (come clean) ~ FESS
D15. Short writings ~ SCRIPS
D15. Potential currency ~ SCRIPS
D17. Charles MacArthur's Helen ~ HAYES
D17. Rutherford or Helen ~ HAYES
D22. Steer clear of ~ EVADE
D22. Dodge, as the press ~ EVADE
D24. Big event for florists ~ PROM
D24. Big event for florists ~ PROM
D25. Fall from grace ~ RELAPSE
D25. Backslide, medically ~ RELAPSE
D29. A quarterback sack, e.g. ~ LOSS
D29. Profit's counterpart ~ LOSS
D30. Rudolph lead the other reindeer by a _____ ~ NOSE
D30. Smoke detector ~ NOSE
D31. Reach new heights? ~ GROW
D31. Reach new heights? ~ GROW
D32. Wilander of tennis ~ MATS
D32. Some gym equipment ~ MATS
D33. Emollient extract ~ ALOE
D33. Shaving-cream ingredient, perhaps ~ ALOE
D34. Top of the charts, in Brazil ~ NUMEROUNO
D34. Top of the charts, in Mexico ~ NUMEROUNO
D35. Kid's prerequisite for dessert, maybe ~ PEAS
D35. They may be strained in young families ~ PEAS
D38. It's a steal ~ THEFT
D38. Cause of merchandise shrinkage ~ THEFT
D39. Suck wind ~ PANT
D39. Suck wind ~ PANT
D41. Covers up ~ CLOAKS
D41. Loose outer garments ~ CLOAKS
D42. Director of "It's a Wonderful Life" ~ CAPRA
D42. Director of "It's a Wonderful Life" ~ CAPRA
D44. Spoonful, say ~ DOLLOP
D44. Whipped cream amount ~ DOLLOP
D45. Walked a dog responsibly ~ CURBED
D45. Walked a dog responsibly ~ CURBED
D48. Gross out ~ REPEL
D48. Fend off ~ REPEL
D49. Meaningless ~ INANE
D49. Devoid of intelligence ~ INANE
D50. Ding-a-ling ~ NINNY
D50. Ding-a-ling ~ NINNY
D51. Louis Tiffany's medium ~ GLASS
D51. "The ___ Menagerie" ~ GLASS
D52. Stoic and alcohol endings ~ ISMS
D52. Philosophy subjects ~ ISMS
D53. "In Living Color" piece ~ SKIT
D53. "In Living Color" piece ~ SKIT
D54. Engrave with acid ~ ETCH
D54. Carve with acid ~ ETCH
D59. Common find, circa 1849 ~ ORE
D59. Vein contents ~ ORE
D60. Business end of a pen ~ NIB
D60. Business end of a pen ~ NIB
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