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A1. Attended ~ WASAT | A1. Early photo color ~ SEPIA |
A6. Arabian garments ~ ABAS | A6. Certain Arabian garments ~ ABAS |
A10. Gadfly, e.g. ~ PEST | A10. Agt.'s cuts ~ PCTS |
A14. "_____ of Two Cities" ~ ATALE | A14. You prefer the lesser of these two ~ EVILS |
A15. Not quite a quartet ~ TRIO | A15. The Andrews Sisters, e.g. ~ TRIO |
A16. Celebrated Wimbledon winner ~ ASHE | A16. What little things mean? ~ ALOT |
A17. Common currency ~ DOLLARBILL | A17. Common currency ~ DOLLARBILL |
A19. Marsh bird ~ RAIL | A19. Sly tactic ~ RUSE |
A20. Bambi's aunt ~ ENA | A20. Barely achieve (with "out") ~ EKE |
A21. Most fans have a favorite one ~ TEAM | A21. Island explored by Magellan ~ GUAM |
A22. Grammatical case ~ DATIVE | A22. Find abhorrent ~ DETEST |
A24. Soviet military force ~ REDARMY | A24. Certain military force ~ REDARMY |
A26. One trick _____ ~ PONY | A26. One-trick ___ ~ PONY |
A27. Antiquated auto ~ REO | A27. Talk in the '60s? ~ RAP |
A28. Shop machines ~ BANDSAWS | A28. Some shop machines ~ BANDSAWS |
A32. Prevailing meteorological conditions ~ CLIME | A32. Warm and pleasant ~ BALMY |
A35. Alley _____ ~ OOP | A35. Alley-___ (basketball maneuver) ~ OOP |
A36. Damascus is it's capital ~ SYRIA | A36. Damascus is its capital ~ SYRIA |
A37. It dangles from the ear ~ LOBE | A37. Keystone State port ~ ERIE |
A38. Dig up dirt? ~ HOE | A38. Dig up dirt? ~ HOE |
A39. Radio, e.g. ~ SEND | A39. Fax function ~ SEND |
A40. Oxalic and oleic ~ ACIDS | A40. Some freshwater fishes ~ RUDDS |
A42. Cross or crow ender ~ BAR | A42. Cross or crow finale ~ BAR |
A43. Tent post ~ STAKE | A43. Tent post ~ STAKE |
A44. From a poor plan ~ MISBEGOT | A44. From a poor plan ~ MISBEGOT |
A46. Word used before 17 and 58 Across and 10 and 25 Down ~ ONE | A46. It could start 17, 58-Across and 10, 25-Down ~ ONE |
A47. Give it _____ (Go for it) ~ ATRY | A47. Give it ___ (make an attempt) ~ ATRY |
A48. Nail and tooth coverings ~ ENAMELS | A48. Nail and tooth coverings ~ ENAMELS |
A52. 1972 Jack Lemmon film ~ AVANTI | A52. Jack Lemmon film ~ AVANTI |
A55. "Take _____ from me" (follow my advice) ~ ATIP | A55. "Take ___ from me" (follow my advice) ~ ATIP |
A56. Brock or Rawls ~ LOU | A56. My ___, Vietnam ~ LAI |
A57. Like this crossword, to some ~ HARD | A57. Not a breeze ~ HARD |
A58. It may hold your reading glasses ~ NIGHTSTAND | A58. It may hold your book ~ NIGHTSTAND |
A61. Oppositionist ~ ANTI | A61. Oppositionist ~ ANTI |
A62. Launched ~ ASEA | A62. Befuddled ~ ASEA |
A63. Lugs along ~ TOTES | A63. It takes two to do it ~ TANGO |
A64. Shade of red ~ BEET | A64. Paragon of redness ~ BEET |
A65. What happened next ~ THEN | A65. "Afterward ..." ~ THEN |
A66. Attachment to disc or rec ~ OVERY | A66. City near Great Salt Lake ~ OGDEN |
D1. Heron, e.g. ~ WADER | D1. Meal at which the Haggadah is read ~ SEDER |
D2. Make up for ~ ATONE | D2. Draw forth ~ EVOKE |
D3. Certain bar concoction? ~ SALAD | D3. ___ up (accumulated) ~ PILED |
D4. Sum total ~ ALL | D4. Not so well ~ ILL |
D5. It's planted to prevent beach erosion ~ TEATREE | D5. American botanist ~ ASAGRAY |
D6. Having no escape ~ ATBAY | D6. Bad way to be held ~ ATBAY |
D7. Part of some hats ~ BRIM | D7. Part of some hats ~ BRIM |
D8. Need nursing ~ AIL | D8. Feel malaise ~ AIL |
D9. Convinced of ~ SOLDON | D9. Convinced of ~ SOLDON |
D10. Governmental form from Britain ~ PARTYSYSTEM | D10. Governmental form in Britain ~ PARTYSYSTEM |
D11. "My Family" star Morales ~ ESAI | D11. Crossword feature ~ CLUE |
D12. Prison blade ~ SHIV | D12. Turn partner ~ TOSS |
D13. Boob tube in Britain ~ TELE | D13. Editor's override ~ STET |
D18. Italian port San _____ ~ REMO | D18. Hindquarters ~ RUMP |
D23. No ifs, _____ or buts ~ ANDS | D23. Partner of odds ~ ENDS |
D25. Highwayman with a weapon ~ ARMEDBANDIT | D25. Highwayman with a weapon ~ ARMEDBANDIT |
D26. News follower ~ PAPER | D26. News follower ~ PAPER |
D28. Harass a performer ~ BOOAT | D28. Display displeasure to a performer, in a way ~ BOOAT |
D29. Floor measure ~ AREA | D29. Floor measure ~ AREA |
D30. Playful signal ~ WINK | D30. Playful signal ~ WINK |
D31. Marquis de _____ ~ SADE | D31. Marquis de ___ ~ SADE |
D32. Chowder morsel ~ CLAM | D32. Earth bank ~ BERM |
D33. Centers of activity ~ LOCI | D33. Wild African sheep ~ ARUI |
D34. Hieroglyphics bird ~ IBIS | D34. They're blown in anger ~ LIDS |
D35. Expression of delight ~ OHBOY | D35. Expression of delight ~ OHBOY |
D41. Rectangular paving stone ~ SETT | D41. Rectangular paving stone ~ SETT |
D43. Gets the ball in the hands of the quarterback ~ SNAPSTO | D43. Gets the quarterback the ball, in a way ~ SNAPSTO |
D45. Silently react to a joke ~ GRINAT | D45. Show pleasure toward ~ GRINAT |
D46. "I'll get right _____, boss!" ~ ONIT | D46. "Don't bet ___!" ~ ONIT |
D48. Hawke of "Snow falling on Cedars" ~ ETHAN | D48. Wharton's Frome ~ ETHAN |
D49. Make giddy with delight ~ ELATE | D49. Fawn-colored antelope ~ ELAND |
D50. Recluse ~ LONER | D50. "Music Box"star ~ LANGE |
D51. Full of foam ~ SUDSY | D51. Ancient Phoenician city ~ SIDON |
D52. White-whale pursuer ~ AHAB | D52. White-whale pursuer ~ AHAB |
D53. Wind direction indicator ~ VANE | D53. Wind direction indicator ~ VANE |
D54. Joker Johnson ~ ARTE | D54. Joker Johnson ~ ARTE |
D55. 1958 Pulitzer winner James ~ AGEE | D55. 1958 Pulitzer winner James ~ AGEE |
D59. Relative of -esque ~ ISH | D59. Relative of -esque ~ ISH |
D60. "Mazel _____!" ~ TOV | D60. License plate ~ TAG |