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A1. City near Phoenix ~ MESA | A1. Bestial hideaway ~ LAIR |
A5. Mississippi sight ~ DELTA | A5. Letter before epsilon ~ DELTA |
A10. Rock-and-roll singer Turner ~ TINA | A10. Frank's daughter ~ TINA |
A14. Nightclub bits ~ ACTS | A14. Lot of rows to hoe? ~ ACRE |
A15. Lunchbox snacks ~ OREOS | A15. Lunchbox cookies ~ OREOS |
A16. Mild oath ~ EGAD | A16. Mild expletive ~ EGAD |
A17. Chinese restaurant offering ~ CHOPSTICKS | A17. Chinese restaurant offering ~ CHOPSTICKS |
A19. _____ mater ~ ALMA | A19. ___ mater ~ ALMA |
A20. Conciliatory bribe ~ SOP | A20. Range of vision ~ KEN |
A21. Place for safekeeping ~ CACHE | A21. Secret store ~ CACHE |
A22. Preamble ~ PROEM | A22. Preamble ~ PROEM |
A23. Long involved story ~ SAGA | A23. Heroic narrative ~ SAGA |
A24. College student's choices ~ MAJORS | A24. Baseball league ~ MAJORS |
A25. Office fastener ~ STAPLE | A25. Basic commodity ~ STAPLE |
A28. Northwestern U.S. capital ~ BOISE | A28. Northwestern U.S. capital ~ BOISE |
A30. Third follower in global politics ~ WORLD | A30. Kind of premiere ~ WORLD |
A31. Fan output ~ AIRSTREAM | A31. Well-defined prevailing wind ~ AIRSTREAM |
A35. Prefix with lock or knock ~ ANTI | A35. Start for lock or knock ~ ANTI |
A36. Stewpots ~ OLLAS | A36. Earthenware jars ~ OLLAS |
A37. Smuggler's weight, perhaps ~ KILO | A37. Smuggler's weight, perhaps ~ KILO |
A38. Surpassing everything ~ BESTOFALL | A38. Surpassing everything ~ BESTOFALL |
A40. Hombre's title ~ SENOR | A40. Spanish title of respect ~ SENOR |
A41. DeVito film ~ TWINS | A41. Some siblings ~ TWINS |
A42. Silver finish? ~ SCREEN | A42. Show for critics ~ SCREEN |
A43. Union of old ~ SOVIET | A43. Union of old ~ SOVIET |
A46. Long stoles ~ BOAS | A46. Long stoles ~ BOAS |
A47. Some Goldwyn productions ~ EPICS | A47. Films with casts of thousands ~ EPICS |
A48. One of the world's religions ~ ISLAM | A48. One of the world's religions ~ ISLAM |
A50. Gift for a malihini ~ LEI | A50. Gift for a malihini ~ LEI |
A53. Phonograph record ~ DISK | A53. Computer insert ~ DISK |
A54. Court situation ~ BREAKPOINT | A54. Tense tennis situation ~ BREAKPOINT |
A56. Pay to play ~ ANTE | A56. Charge for a hand delivery? ~ ANTE |
A57. Blow away ~ AMAZE | A57. Blow away ~ AMAZE |
A58. Tuftlike mass ~ FLOC | A58. Tuftlike mass ~ FLOC |
A59. Far from messy ~ NEAT | A59. Orderly and systematic ~ NEAT |
A60. Condition of many fences ~ GATED | A60. Condition of many fences ~ GATED |
A61. Porgy and bass ~ FISH | A61. Porgy and bass ~ FISH |
D1. Some computers ~ MACS | D1. Be without ~ LACK |
D2. Repeat exactly ~ ECHO | D2. Need liniment ~ ACHE |
D3. "Hit the brakes!" ~ STOP | D3. Word with Age or cross ~ IRON |
D4. Cleo's undoing ~ ASP | D4. Business solicitor, for short ~ REP |
D5. Senility ~ DOTAGE | D5. Senility ~ DOTAGE |
D6. "Fanny" novelist Jong ~ ERICA | D6. Susan's soap role ~ ERICA |
D7. Polish labor leader Walesa ~ LECH | D7. Poland's Walesa ~ LECH |
D8. Strong puff ~ TOKE | D8. Strong puff ~ TOKE |
D9. Beast of burden ~ ASS | D9. Burro ~ ASS |
D10. Extremely sad films ~ TEARJERKERS | D10. Extremely sad films ~ TEARJERKERS |
D11. Dome-shaped structure ~ IGLOO | D11. Dome-shaped structure ~ IGLOO |
D12. Title giver ~ NAMER | D12. Title giver ~ NAMER |
D13. Filmdom's Patch ~ ADAMS | D13. Sixth president ~ ADAMS |
D18. More than singe ~ SCALD | D18. Heat to the boiling point ~ SCALD |
D22. Tense choice? ~ PAST | D22. Tense choice? ~ PAST |
D23. Type of ballot ~ SPLITTICKET | D23. Type of ballot ~ SPLITTICKET |
D24. Pageant contestant ~ MISS | D24. Pageant contestant ~ MISS |
D25. Q-Tip, for one ~ SWAB | D25. Absorbent stick ~ SWAB |
D26. Musical sound ~ TONE | D26. Musical sound ~ TONE |
D27. Sciences' partner ~ ARTS | D27. They may be fine ~ ARTS |
D28. Ducks have them ~ BILLS | D28. Ducks and most people have them ~ BILLS |
D29. Viva voce ~ ORAL | D29. Viva voce ~ ORAL |
D31. Comic King ~ ALAN | D31. Comic King ~ ALAN |
D32. A, to Mozart ~ EINE | D32. One from Hanover ~ EINE |
D33. Balm ingredient, perhaps ~ ALOE | D33. Balm ingredient, perhaps ~ ALOE |
D34. The dawn, to Milton ~ MORN | D34. Even opposite ~ MORN |
D36. "Wanna make something _____?" ~ OFIT | D36. "Wanna make something ___?" ~ OFIT |
D39. Is indebted ~ OWES | D39. Is indebted ~ OWES |
D40. Disney dog ~ SCAMP | D40. Disney dog ~ SCAMP |
D42. Taken to the cleaners ~ SOAKED | D42. Taken to the cleaners ~ SOAKED |
D43. Enclosed automobile ~ SEDAN | D43. Enclosed automobile ~ SEDAN |
D44. State one's belief ~ OPINE | D44. State one's belief ~ OPINE |
D45. Western scene ~ VISTA | D45. Western scene, e.g. ~ VISTA |
D46. Job for the firemen ~ BLAZE | D46. Five-alarmer, e.g. ~ BLAZE |
D48. Rombauer of cooking ~ IRMA | D48. "___ La Douce" ~ IRMA |
D49. When it's saved it's taken ~ SEAT | D49. When it's saved it's taken ~ SEAT |
D50. 1953 Caron role ~ LILI | D50. 1953 Caron role ~ LILI |
D51. Outfielder Slaughter ~ ENOS | D51. He lived for 905 years ~ ENOS |
D52. Yen ~ ITCH | D52. Yen ~ ITCH |
D54. Help at the check-out counter ~ BAG | D54. Help at the checkout counter ~ BAG |
D55. Switch setting ~ OFF | D55. Switch setting ~ OFF |