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A1. Axlike tool ~ ADZE | A1. Vaulted church section ~ APSE |
A5. Hair curlers? ~ PERMS | A5. Hair curlers? ~ PERMS |
A10. Rivers or Miró ~ JOAN | A10. Rivers or Lunden ~ JOAN |
A14. Umiak, e.g. ~ BOAT | A14. Rhythmic pulse ~ BEAT |
A15. Nice farewell ~ ADIEU | A15. Bye-bye, in Burgundy ~ ADIEU |
A16. Take apart ~ UNDO | A16. Take apart ~ UNDO |
A17. Wear for 52-Across ~ CAPANDGOWN | A17. Garb for a rite of passage ~ CAPANDGOWN |
A19. Unenviable grades ~ DEES | A19. Unenviable grades ~ DEES |
A20. Pierce with a tusk ~ GORE | A20. Skirt insert ~ GORE |
A21. Rather formal ~ DRESSY | A21. Rather formal ~ DRESSY |
A23. Weather word ~ SEVERE | A23. Weather word ~ SEVERE |
A26. Toast topper ~ SPREAD | A26. Toast topper ~ SPREAD |
A28. Wake-up calls ~ ALARMS | A28. Wake-up calls ~ ALARMS |
A29. Bumper-sticker phrase, usually ~ QUIP | A29. Bumper sticker phrase, usually ~ QUIP |
A30. PC / WWW connector ~ ISP | A30. Advised leader? ~ ILL |
A33. Folder fodder ~ FILES | A33. Folder fodder ~ FILES |
A34. Salts, in a way ~ CURES | A34. Salts, in a way ~ CURES |
A35. Health ins. plan ~ PPO | A35. "The Cask of Amontillado" author ~ POE |
A36. They're from Splitsville ~ EXES | A36. They're from Splitsville ~ EXES |
A37. Kind of dog ~ GUARD | A37. Kind of dog ~ GUARD |
A38. Hammer part ~ CLAW | A38. Horse sound ~ CLOP |
A39. Mr. Caesar ~ SID | A39. Mr. Caesar ~ SID |
A40. "A Certain State of Mind" author Norma ~ HARRS | A40. "A Certain State of Mind" author Norma ~ HARRS |
A41. "Operator" singer ~ CROCE | A41. Witchlike old woman ~ CRONE |
A42. Prefix for corn or angle ~ TRI | A42. Prefix for corn or angle ~ TRI |
A43. Latin being ~ ESSE | A43. Latin being ~ ESSE |
A44. Lodger ~ ROOMER | A44. Boarding house occupant ~ ROOMER |
A45. Like all living organisms ~ CELLED | A45. Like all living organisms ~ CELLED |
A47. Swift words? ~ ESSAYS | A47. Swift pieces ~ ESSAYS |
A48. Japanese straw mat ~ TATAMI | A48. Japanese straw mat ~ TATAMI |
A50. _____ and crafts ~ ARTS | A50. ___ and crafts ~ ARTS |
A51. Marty Feldman role ~ IGOR | A51. Horror-film helper ~ IGOR |
A52. When Harry Highschool becomes Joe College ~ GRADUATION | A52. When one becomes eligible for college ~ GRADUATION |
A58. Weightlifting exercise ~ CURL | A58. Weightlifting exercise ~ CURL |
A59. Mortal ~ HUMAN | A59. Mortal ~ HUMAN |
A60. China lead-in ~ INDO | A60. China lead-in ~ INDO |
A61. Piano pieces? ~ KEYS | A61. Piano pieces? ~ KEYS |
A62. League constituents ~ TEAMS | A62. League constituents ~ TEAMS |
A63. _____ out a living (scraped by) ~ EKED | A63. ___ out a living (scraped by) ~ EKED |
D1. Jackson 5 hit ~ ABC | D1. Start of a kindergarten song ~ ABC |
D2. Edmond O'Brien film ~ DOA | D2. Garbanzo, for one ~ PEA |
D3. Last sound some bugs hear? ~ ZAP | D3. Maple product ~ SAP |
D4. Knickknack cabinets ~ ETAGERES | D4. Places for knickknacks ~ ETAGERES |
D5. National League team ~ PADRES | D5. National League team ~ PADRES |
D6. Move bit by bit ~ EDGE | D6. Move bit by bit ~ EDGE |
D7. Grande or Bravo ~ RIO | D7. Grande or Bravo ~ RIO |
D8. Feline sound ~ MEW | D8. Feline sound ~ MEW |
D9. Like some raisins ~ SUNDRIED | D9. Like some raisins ~ SUNDRIED |
D10. Land occupied by Israel since 1967 ~ JUDEA | D10. Land occupied by Israel since 1967 (Var.) ~ JUDEA |
D11. It's obtained upon 52-Across ~ ONESDIPLOMA | D11. What's obtained upon 52-Across ~ ONESDIPLOMA |
D12. Lemon and lime drinks ~ ADES | D12. Lemon and lime drinks ~ ADES |
D13. Too inquisitive ~ NOSY | D13. Too inquisitive ~ NOSY |
D18. Benchmarks ~ NORMS | D18. Benchmarks ~ NORMS |
D22. Dumbbell turns ~ REPS | D22. Dumbbell turns ~ REPS |
D23. Least dangerous ~ SAFEST | D23. Least dangerous ~ SAFEST |
D24. Word on a bottle of snake oil ~ ELIXIR | D24. Word on a bottle of snake oil ~ ELIXIR |
D25. Part of the ceremony at 52-Across ~ VALEDICTORY | D25. Address at 52-Across ~ VALEDICTORY |
D26. Raised to the second power ~ SQUARED | D26. Raised to the second power ~ SQUARED |
D27. Runs smoothly, as an engine ~ PURRS | D27. Runs smoothly, as an engine ~ PURRS |
D31. One of "The Usual Suspects" ~ SPACEY | D31. Like some "tunes" ~ LOONEY |
D32. Superhero endowment? ~ POWERS | D32. Biblical outcasts ~ LEPERS |
D34. Put the whammy on someone ~ CURSE | D34. Put the whammy on someone ~ CURSE |
D37. Bergman-Cotten film ~ GASLIGHT | D37. Old-fashioned illumination ~ GASLIGHT |
D38. Transverse beam ~ CROSSTIE | D38. Transverse beam ~ CROSSTIE |
D40. Steering gear ~ HELM | D40. Place to find leaders ~ HELM |
D41. Word with Rica or Mesa ~ COSTA | D41. Word with Rica or Mesa ~ COSTA |
D44. Most black-and-white movies ~ RERUNS | D44. "The Honeymooners" episodes, today ~ RERUNS |
D46. Countesses' counterparts ~ EARLS | D46. Countesses' counterparts ~ EARLS |
D48. Watch sound ~ TICK | D48. Watch sound ~ TICK |
D49. Feverish condition ~ AGUE | D49. Feverish condition ~ AGUE |
D50. First lady's man ~ ADAM | D50. First lady's man ~ ADAM |
D53. Lament ~ RUE | D53. Lament ~ RUE |
D54. "I _____ Camera" (1955 film) ~ AMA | D54. "I ___ lineman for the county" ~ AMA |
D55. Media attention ~ INK | D55. Media attention, in slang ~ INK |
D56. Verse form ~ ODE | D56. Verse form ~ ODE |
D57. Make a bid, perhaps ~ NOD | D57. Say yes, in a way ~ NOD |