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A1. Get it out and you'll move faster ~ LEAD | A1. Get it out to go faster ~ LEAD |
A5. Musket balls and BBs, e.g. ~ AMMO | A5. Name in old radio shows ~ AMOS |
A9. Weary, such as of Y2K talk ~ JADED | A9. Cynically callous ~ JADED |
A14. "I could _____ horse!" ~ EATA | A14. "Do I dare to ___ peach?" (T.S. Eliot) ~ EATA |
A15. Opposite of ja ~ NEIN | A15. Bering Sea port ~ NOME |
A16. Peach State university ~ EMORY | A16. Atlanta institution ~ EMORY |
A17. Fruity dog breed? ~ GRAPEDANE | A17. Fruity dog? ~ GRAPEDANE |
A19. Neville or Kernis ~ AARON | A19. King of the long ball ~ AARON |
A20. Nicklaus is one ~ OLDPRO | A20. Veteran ~ OLDPRO |
A21. Raymond Burr on TV ~ IRONSIDE | A21. Raymond Burr role ~ IRONSIDE |
A23. One E of EEC ~ EUR | A23. Continental prefix ~ EUR |
A24. Talks back to ~ SASSES | A24. Uses impertinent language ~ SASSES |
A25. Fruity teen burden? ~ PEARPRESSURE | A25. Fruity teen burden? ~ PEARPRESSURE |
A31. Tognazzi or Foscolo ~ UGO | A31. Tognazzi or Foscolo ~ UGO |
A32. There's no accounting for it ~ TASTE | A32. There's no accounting for it ~ TASTE |
A33. Madrid museum ~ PRADO | A33. Madrid museum ~ PRADO |
A37. Put together ~ MAKE | A37. Fabricate ~ MAKE |
A39. Staff note after fa ~ SOL | A39. Fa follower ~ SOL |
A40. _____ and polish ~ SPIT | A40. Narrow peninsula ~ SPIT |
A41. Choice invitees ~ ALIST | A41. Choice invitees ~ ALIST |
A43. "Aunt _____ Cope Book" ~ ERMAS | A43. "Aunt ___ Cope Book" ~ ERMAS |
A46. Famous Japanese-American ~ ONO | A46. Famous Japanese-American ~ ONO |
A47. Fruity TV executive? ~ PRUNEARLEDGE | A47. Fruity TV executive? ~ PRUNEARLEDGE |
A50. Arctic pullover ~ ANORAK | A50. Arctic pullover ~ ANORAK |
A53. Brick load ~ TON | A53. Brick load, perhaps ~ TON |
A54. Romantic sofa ~ LOVESEAT | A54. Romantic place to sit ~ LOVESEAT |
A57. Sophia's homeland ~ ITALIA | A57. Sophia's homeland ~ ITALIA |
A61. Anabaptist sect ~ AMISH | A61. Anabaptist sect ~ AMISH |
A62. Fruity pop group? ~ PEACHBOYS | A62. Fruity rockers? ~ PEACHBOYS |
A64. Clerical quarters ~ MANSE | A64. Clerical quarters ~ MANSE |
A65. Shrinking inland sea ~ ARAL | A65. Shrinking inland sea ~ ARAL |
A66. Would-be D.A.'s exam ~ LSAT | A66. Future attorney's exam ~ LSAT |
A67. Two-toned cookies ~ OREOS | A67. Three-part treats ~ OREOS |
A68. Bologna bread ~ LIRE | A68. Old Bologna bread? ~ LIRE |
A69. Renowned architect Saarinen ~ EERO | A69. Renowned architect Saarinen ~ EERO |
D1. Toy building block ~ LEGO | D1. Block used for small structures ~ LEGO |
D2. Sandwich notable? ~ EARL | D2. Shakespeare's Suffolk, for one ~ EARL |
D3. Just _____ (very little) ~ ATAD | D3. Just ___ (very little) ~ ATAD |
D4. Like well-dressed Dan? ~ DAPPER | D4. Nattily attired ~ DAPPER |
D5. Country between France and Spain ~ ANDORRA | D5. Principality in the Pyrenees ~ ANDORRA |
D6. "Cry _____ River" ~ MEA | D6. Wingless, extinct bird ~ MOA |
D7. Revealing skirt ~ MINI | D7. Prefix for science ~ OMNI |
D8. Unique thing or person ~ ONER | D8. Carnac the Magnificent, for one ~ SEER |
D9. "Human Concretion" sculptor ~ JEANARP | D9. "Human Concretion" sculptor ~ JEANARP |
D10. Billionaires in the making ~ AMASSERS | D10. Billionaires in the making, e.g. ~ AMASSERS |
D11. Rock's opposite, often ~ DORIS | D11. Rock's opposite, often ~ DORIS |
D12. Disappear, bit by bit ~ ERODE | D12. Disappear slowly but surely ~ ERODE |
D13. Force units ~ DYNES | D13. Force units ~ DYNES |
D18. Become active volcanically ~ ERUPT | D18. Cease being dormant ~ ERUPT |
D22. Big Ten sch. ~ OSU | D22. Big Ten sch. ~ OSU |
D25. Fast feline ~ PUMA | D25. Fast feline ~ PUMA |
D26. It's all the same to moi ~ EGAL | D26. It's all the same to moi? ~ EGAL |
D27. Golfer Isao ~ AOKI | D27. Golfer Isao ~ AOKI |
D28. Krupp Works city ~ ESSEN | D28. Krupp Works city ~ ESSEN |
D29. Mom-and-pop enterprise ~ STORE | D29. Mom-and-pop enterprise ~ STORE |
D30. Historic march site ~ SELMA | D30. Historic march site ~ SELMA |
D34. Footless creature ~ APOD | D34. Footless creature ~ APOD |
D35. Fender nick ~ DING | D35. Fender nick ~ DING |
D36. Platte River tribe ~ OTOE | D36. Platte River tribe ~ OTOE |
D38. Strong steam-brewed coffee ~ ESPRESSO | D38. Strong steam-brewed coffee ~ ESPRESSO |
D42. Slanders ~ TRASHES | D42. Condemns as worthless ~ TRASHES |
D44. It may be genuine ~ ARTICLE | D44. It may be genuine ~ ARTICLE |
D45. A deadly sin ~ SLOTH | D45. A deadly sin ~ SLOTH |
D48. Tiny Tim's prop ~ UKE | D48. Tiny Tim's prop ~ UKE |
D49. Make possible ~ ENABLE | D49. Make possible ~ ENABLE |
D50. Last stand of 1836 ~ ALAMO | D50. Last stand of 1836 ~ ALAMO |
D51. Baseball star Garciaparra ~ NOMAR | D51. Baseball star Garciaparra ~ NOMAR |
D52. Like mutton ~ OVINE | D52. Like mutton ~ OVINE |
D55. "C'mon, be _____" (help me out) ~ APAL | D55. "C'mon, be ___" (help me out) ~ APAL |
D56. Actress Hatcher ~ TERI | D56. "Desperate Housewives" star Hatcher ~ TERI |
D58. Gamble badly ~ LOSE | D58. Gamble badly ~ LOSE |
D59. Jewish calendar month ~ IYAR | D59. 8th month of the Jewish calendar ~ IYAR |
D60. Regarding, in legalese ~ ASTO | D60. Regarding, in legalese ~ ASTO |
D63. River leading to the Rhine ~ AAR | D63. River leading to the Rhine ~ AAR |