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A1. Anecdotal collections ~ ANAS | A1. Arm, to Armand ~ BRAS |
A5. Sort of monster ~ GILA | A5. One-time Yugoslav chief ~ TITO |
A9. Bee-fitting description? ~ APIAN | A9. Bee-fitting description? ~ APIAN |
A14. Most vital part of some idea ~ GIST | A14. Gravy spoiler ~ LUMP |
A15. First grandfather ~ ADAM | A15. Olfactory nerve stimulator ~ ODOR |
A16. First name in perfect tens? ~ NADIA | A16. First name in perfect tens? ~ NADIA |
A17. Vegas attractions or distractions ~ ONEARMEDBANDITS | A17. Gambler's attractions or distractions ~ ONEARMEDBANDITS |
A20. Lose it ~ GOAPE | A20. Science fiction, for one ~ GENRE |
A21. Norse war god ~ ODIN | A21. Norse war god ~ ODIN |
A22. Start of the last qtr.? ~ OCT | A22. Calendar abbr. ~ OCT |
A23. "Auld _____ Syne" ~ LANG | A23. Ratted ~ SANG |
A25. The Leary that was tripping ~ TIMOTHY | A25. 1980 Oscar winner Hutton ~ TIMOTHY |
A28. Guys' night out attraction, perhaps ~ FIVECARDSTUD | A28. Calls may be made in it ~ FIVECARDSTUD |
A32. Keats' work ~ ODE | A32. Emerson's "___ to Beauty" ~ ODE |
A33. Rend ~ TEAR | A33. Tahoe device ~ TBAR |
A34. Makes sense ~ ADDSUP | A34. Makes sense ~ ADDSUP |
A38. Quick look ~ PEEK | A38. Break the rules in a kids' game ~ PEEK |
A40. Brit's raincoat ~ MAC | A40. Brit's raincoat ~ MAC |
A42. Chicago slugger ~ SOSA | A42. One-time Chicago slugger ~ SOSA |
A43. Tranquil ~ SERENE | A43. Tranquil ~ SERENE |
A46. Member of a '60s singing group ~ PAPA | A46. Famous bear ~ PAPA |
A49. Match part ~ SET | A49. Matched parts or part of a match ~ SET |
A50. Former retail establishment ~ TENCENTSTORE | A50. Former retail establishment ~ TENCENTSTORE |
A53. Any tangible movable property ~ CHATTEL | A53. Movable property ~ CHATTEL |
A56. Poet Ogden ~ NASH | A56. Poet Ogden ~ NASH |
A57. Scull ~ OAR | A57. Stroke's need ~ OAR |
A58. Actress Rogers ~ MIMI | A58. "La Boheme" character ~ MIMI |
A60. Unworldly ~ EERIE | A60. Unworldly ~ EERIE |
A64. Early TV quiz show ~ TWENTYQUESTIONS | A64. TV quiz show of yore ~ TWENTYQUESTIONS |
A68. Chemical compound or anagram for steer ~ ESTER | A68. "Steer" anagram ~ ESTER |
A69. Former world power, briefly ~ USSR | A69. Former world power ~ USSR |
A70. Reels' partners ~ RODS | A70. Cones' companions ~ RODS |
A71. Run-down ~ SEEDY | A71. Bedraggled ~ SEEDY |
A72. This, below the border ~ ESTA | A72. This, below the border ~ ESTA |
A73. Type of terrier ~ SKYE | A73. Type of terrier ~ SKYE |
D1. Eager ~ AGOG | D1. Online journal ~ BLOG |
D2. El _____ (weather problem) ~ NINO | D2. Ancient Germanic letter ~ RUNE |
D3. Like the ark during the flood ~ ASEA | D3. Father's word ~ AMEN |
D4. Important commodity ~ STAPLE | D4. Scarce ~ SPARSE |
D5. Part of an old-fashioned pin-up ~ GAM | D5. Jerry's foe ~ TOM |
D6. Graphic symbol ~ IDEOGRAM | D6. Graphic symbol ~ IDEOGRAM |
D7. Cheryl of "Charlie's Angels" ~ LADD | D7. "Sweeney ___" ~ TODD |
D8. Boundaries ~ AMBITS | D8. Paths of planets or particles ~ ORBITS |
D9. _____ Arbor, Michigan ~ ANN | D9. ___ Arbor, Michigan ~ ANN |
D10. Bachelor's pride ~ PAD | D10. Mouse's milieu ~ PAD |
D11. Featherbrain ~ IDIOT | D11. Featherbrain ~ IDIOT |
D12. Cockney's challenge ~ AITCH | D12. Cockney's challenge ~ AITCH |
D13. Mean-spirited ~ NASTY | D13. Mean-spirited ~ NASTY |
D18. Respond to stimuli ~ REACT | D18. Respond to stimuli ~ REACT |
D19. "Dolly" novelist Brookner ~ ANITA | D19. "Dolly" novelist Brookner ~ ANITA |
D24. Highlands' refusal ~ NAE | D24. Catch the bad guy red-handed ~ NAB |
D26. Slinger's ammo ~ MUD | D26. Slinger's ammo ~ MUD |
D27. Bettor's inquiry ~ ODDS | D27. Bettor's inquiry ~ ODDS |
D28. Dandies ~ FOPS | D28. Dandies ~ FOPS |
D29. Cannes conception ~ IDEE | D29. Cannes brainstorm ~ IDEE |
D30. Swerve ~ VEER | D30. Swerve ~ VEER |
D31. Window dressing ~ DRAPE | D31. Window dressing ~ DRAPE |
D35. Mediocre ~ SOSO | D35. Mediocre ~ SOSO |
D36. PC operator ~ USER | D36. PC operator, e.g. ~ USER |
D37. Foie gras ~ PATE | D37. Foie gras, e.g. ~ PATE |
D39. Etta of the comics ~ KETT | D39. Etta of the comics ~ KETT |
D41. Most careful and shrewd ~ CANNIEST | D41. Most careful and shrewd ~ CANNIEST |
D44. Word on an invoice ~ NET | D44. Word on an invoice ~ NET |
D45. Adversary ~ ENEMY | D45. Adversary ~ ENEMY |
D47. School org. ~ PTA | D47. School org. ~ PTA |
D48. Balance sheet plus ~ ASSET | D48. Balance sheet plus ~ ASSET |
D51. Coterie ~ CLIQUE | D51. Coterie ~ CLIQUE |
D52. His and hers ~ THEIRS | D52. His and hers ~ THEIRS |
D53. Ewes' milieu ~ COTES | D53. Ewes' milieu ~ COTES |
D54. Anchor rope hole ~ HAWSE | D54. Anchor rope hole ~ HAWSE |
D55. Narrow mountain ridge ~ ARETE | D55. Narrow mountain ridge ~ ARETE |
D59. Dishevel ~ MUSS | D59. Make messy ~ MUSS |
D61. Chess castle ~ ROOK | D61. Chess castle ~ ROOK |
D62. Major auto race, shortly ~ INDY | D62. Major auto race, briefly ~ INDY |
D63. Latin being ~ ESSE | D63. Latin being ~ ESSE |
D65. Beatty or Buntline ~ NED | D65. Homer's neighbor ~ NED |
D66. Make the effort ~ TRY | D66. Make the effort ~ TRY |
D67. Mexicali Mrs. ~ SRA | D67. Mexicali Mrs. ~ SRA |