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A1. Native-born Israelis ~ SABRAS | A1. Thrilling wheel ~ FERRIS |
A7. Pack down firmly ~ TAMP | A7. Pack down firmly ~ TAMP |
A11. Tool of forensic science ~ DNA | A11. Tool of forensic science ~ DNA |
A14. Kindle ~ AROUSE | A14. Kindle ~ AROUSE |
A15. Spheroid do ~ AFRO | A15. Spheroid do ~ AFRO |
A16. It's one thing after another ~ ROW | A16. Stadium ticket word ~ ROW |
A17. Part of the evening news ~ WEATHERCAST | A17. Part of the evening news ~ WEATHERCAST |
A19. Home from work, perhaps ~ ILL | A19. Kind of temper or wind ~ ILL |
A20. "Two Mules for Sister _____" ~ SARA | A20. One of a maritime trio ~ NINA |
A21. Dullea of "2001: A Space Odyssey" ~ KEIR | A21. Dullea of "2001: A Space Odyssey" ~ KEIR |
A22. Word with mess or music ~ HALLS | A22. Word with mess or music ~ HALLS |
A24. French seaport ~ BREST | A24. French seaport ~ BREST |
A26. Farmer's locale in song ~ DELL | A26. Farmer's locale in song ~ DELL |
A27. _____ d'amour ~ AFFAIRE | A27. D'amour leader ~ AFFAIRE |
A30. Lourdes event ~ MIRACLE | A30. Biblical event ~ MIRACLE |
A33. Shorthand system introduced in 1888 ~ GREGG | A33. Shorthand system introduced in 1888 ~ GREGG |
A34. Acid-tongued ~ ACERB | A34. Bitter in taste ~ ACERB |
A36. Try to get to first base ~ HIT | A36. Word on a towel, perhaps ~ HIS |
A37. St. Petersburg river ~ NEVA | A37. St. Petersburg river ~ NEVA |
A38. Old floorboard sound ~ CREAK | A38. Old floorboard sound ~ CREAK |
A39. Object of ridicule ~ BUTT | A39. "No ifs, ands or ___!" ~ BUTS |
A40. Private follower ~ EYE | A40. Private follower ~ EYE |
A41. It may be saved or served ~ BACON | A41. Something to bring home ~ BACON |
A42. Ecuadorian currency ~ SUCRE | A42. Ecuadorian currency, formerly ~ SUCRE |
A43. Road to conflict ~ WARPATH | A43. Road to conflict ~ WARPATH |
A45. Use roux ~ THICKEN | A45. Grow more profound, as a plot ~ THICKEN |
A47. Taprooms ~ PUBS | A47. Taprooms ~ PUBS |
A48. Stand in the mall ~ KIOSK | A48. Stand in the mall ~ KIOSK |
A49. Pluvious ~ RAINY | A49. Day many save for ~ RAINY |
A51. ___-détourné (ballet move) ~ DEMI | A51. Patrick's "Ghost" wife ~ DEMI |
A52. Drops below the horizon ~ SETS | A52. Worm product ~ SILK |
A56. Gallery draw ~ ART | A56. Gallery draw ~ ART |
A57. Short distance ~ STONESTHROW | A57. Short distance ~ STONESTHROW |
A60. Often-bracketed bit of Latin ~ SIC | A60. Often-bracketed bit of Latin ~ SIC |
A61. Rapt in reverence ~ AWED | A61. Rapt in reverence ~ AWED |
A62. Three-horse carriage ~ TROIKA | A62. Triumvirate ~ TROIKA |
A63. "Yeah, right!" ~ HAH | A63. "Yeah, right!" ~ HAH |
A64. Edible tuber ~ TARO | A64. Edible tuber ~ TARO |
A65. Cotton fabric with a smooth finish ~ SATEEN | A65. Performs as a guest ~ SITSIN |
D1. They have many teeth ~ SAWS | D1. Babe in the woods ~ FAWN |
D2. Bailiwick ~ AREA | D2. "... ___ saw Elba" ~ EREI |
D3. Slayer of Adonis ~ BOAR | D3. Horse with a gray-sprinkled coat ~ ROAN |
D4. Swedish turnip ~ RUTABAGA | D4. Swedish turnip ~ RUTABAGA |
D5. Evidence of burnout? ~ ASH | D5. Suffix for bull or freak ~ ISH |
D6. Player in a kid's game ~ SEEKER | D6. Player in a kids' game ~ SEEKER |
D7. Unsaid but understood ~ TACIT | D7. Unsaid but understood ~ TACIT |
D8. Off in the distance ~ AFAR | D8. Off in the distance ~ AFAR |
D9. Homemaker's title, sometimes ~ MRS | D9. Homemaker's title, sometimes ~ MRS |
D10. Mint or thyme ~ POTHERB | D10. Mint or thyme, e.g. ~ POTHERB |
D11. For a bit, it'll hold ~ DRILLCHUCK | D11. It'll hold a bit ~ DRILLCHUCK |
D12. Four-time Super Bowl-winning coach ~ NOLL | D12. Four-time Super Bowl-winning coach ~ NOLL |
D13. If they're boring, they're doing their job ~ AWLS | D13. If they're boring, they're doing their job ~ AWLS |
D18. Kind of grant ~ RESEARCH | D18. Kind of grant ~ RESEARCH |
D23. Menu phrase ~ ALA | D23. Menu phrase ~ ALA |
D25. Highway hauler ~ RIG | D25. Highway hauler ~ RIG |
D26. Actor Bogarde ~ DIRK | D26. Actor Bogarde ~ DIRK |
D27. "Nixon" player ~ AGNEW | D27. VP under Nixon ~ AGNEW |
D28. Norse love goddess ~ FREYA | D28. Norse love goddess ~ FREYA |
D29. High degree of excitement ~ FEVERPITCH | D29. High degree of excitement ~ FEVERPITCH |
D30. Interim period ~ MEANTIME | D30. Intervening period ~ MEANTIME |
D31. Petrol unit ~ LITRE | D31. Petrol unit ~ LITRE |
D32. 1944 AL home run leader Nick ~ ETTEN | D32. Original Krupp Works city ~ ESSEN |
D35. VIP in business ~ CEO | D35. VIP in business ~ CEO |
D38. Part of a heavy-rain pair ~ CATS | D38. Half of the pairs in a downpour? ~ CATS |
D39. Some ammunition ~ BUCKSHOT | D39. Some ammunition ~ BUCKSHOT |
D41. Spent Saturday night with the neighbor's kids, e.g. ~ BABYSAT | D41. Helped out Mom and Dad, in a way ~ BABYSAT |
D42. Spanish ayes ~ SIS | D42. Spanish ayes ~ SIS |
D44. "Miró, Miró, on the wall," e.g. ~ PUN | D44. Groaner of a joke ~ PUN |
D46. Lifting devices ~ HOISTS | D46. Lifting devices ~ HOISTS |
D48. Japanese form of fencing ~ KENDO | D48. Japanese form of fencing ~ KENDO |
D49. Poison ivy souvenir ~ RASH | D49. Poison ivy souvenir ~ RASH |
D50. Te Kanawa rendition ~ ARIA | D50. Diva's specialty ~ ARIA |
D51. Goldbrick's opposite ~ DOER | D51. Goldbrick's opposite ~ DOER |
D53. Body Joliet sighted ~ ERIE | D53. Flower of one's eye? ~ IRIS |
D54. Casino tip ~ TOKE | D54. Mythical mischief-maker ~ LOKI |
D55. Word with dive or song ~ SWAN | D55. Olympic skater Michelle ~ KWAN |
D58. Howard Hughes once controlled it ~ TWA | D58. Howard Hughes once controlled it ~ TWA |
D59. Musical syllable ~ TRA | D59. Word form for "three" ~ TRI |