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A1. One way to be taken ~ ABACK | A1. Mutilates, in a way ~ MAIMS |
A6. São _____ ~ PAULO | A6. Sao ___ ~ PAULO |
A11. Sir _____ McKellen ~ IAN | A11. Holm of "Chariots of Fire" ~ IAN |
A14. Heathen ~ PAGAN | A14. Off-center ~ ASKEW |
A15. Part of a stair step ~ RISER | A15. Part of a stairstep ~ RISER |
A16. Word with cents or faced ~ TWO | A16. Timer's start? ~ TWO |
A17. First part of diner's complaint ~ THERESADEAD | A17. Complaint overheard in a restaurant (Part 1) ~ THERESADEAD |
A19. Engine part ~ CAM | A19. Engine part ~ CAM |
A20. Beach, in Barcelona ~ PLAYA | A20. She vanted to be left alone ~ GRETA |
A21. Dick Tracy's hat ~ FEDORA | A21. Dick Tracy's hat ~ FEDORA |
A23. Escutcheons ~ SHIELDS | A23. Feels acute distress ~ GRIEVES |
A26. Quit detente ~ REARMED | A26. Ended a detente ~ REARMED |
A27. Implied ~ HINTED | A27. Ran under the tap, e.g. ~ RINSED |
A28. Wild ruckus ~ BEDLAM | A28. Scene of confusion ~ BEDLAM |
A29. "No _____, ands or buts" ~ IFS | A29. Braying beast ~ ASS |
A30. Exorcist's target ~ DEMON | A30. It may be cast out ~ DEMON |
A32. Gulliver's author ~ SWIFT | A32. Fleet of foot ~ SWIFT |
A35. Penthouse feature ~ VIEW | A35. Sullivan's "really big" one ~ SHEW |
A37. Contract addendum ~ RIDER | A37. Contract add-on ~ RIDER |
A39. Place aboard ~ STOW | A39. Place aboard ~ STOW |
A40. Racy neckwear? ~ ASCOT | A40. Bit of embroidery ~ PICOT |
A42. Hemmed without hawing? ~ SEWED | A42. Hemmed without hawing? ~ SEWED |
A44. End of a golf club ~ TOE | A44. It can be big or little ~ TOE |
A45. Israel's Joseph, Levi, et al. ~ TRIBES | A45. Biblical dozen ~ TRIBES |
A47. Computer key ~ DELETE | A47. Computer key ~ DELETE |
A49. Refrigerator part ~ CRISPER | A49. Refrigerator part ~ CRISPER |
A51. Pulled back ~ RECEDED | A51. Pulled back ~ RECEDED |
A52. Clergyman ~ RECTOR | A52. Parish head ~ RECTOR |
A53. Jury makeup ~ PEERS | A53. Jury makeup ~ PEERS |
A54. Lilly or Whitney ~ ELI | A54. Lilly or Whitney ~ ELI |
A55. Complaint's conclusion ~ FLYINMYSOUP | A55. Restaurant complaint (Part 2) ~ FLYINMYSOUP |
A60. Mouse place ~ PAD | A60. Mouse place ~ PAD |
A61. Horrible monster ~ FIEND | A61. Diabolical sort ~ FIEND |
A62. Intrinsically ~ PERSE | A62. Intrinsically ~ PERSE |
A63. Common to potato or needle ~ EYE | A63. Potato or needle part ~ EYE |
A64. Hang-ups ~ SNAGS | A64. Hang-ups ~ SNAGS |
A65. Care for ~ TREAT | A65. Care for ~ TREAT |
D1. Class. ad rental unit ~ APT | D1. Pins are made here ~ MAT |
D2. Ebenezer's expletive ~ BAH | D2. Wood used for tool handles ~ ASH |
D3. Ice is one, information another ~ AGE | D3. Musician Turner ~ IKE |
D4. Flyer for Aladdin ~ CARPET | D4. Mixes, as companies ~ MERGES |
D5. Tolled ~ KNELLED | D5. Avoided an accident, in a way ~ SWERVED |
D6. Talks up? ~ PRAYS | D6. Backsides ~ PRATS |
D7. Elton John/Tim Rice musical ~ AIDA | D7. Tragic Ethiopian princess ~ AIDA |
D8. Walk all over ~ USE | D8. Walk all over ~ USE |
D9. Paged ~ LEAFED | D9. Flipped, as pages (with "through") ~ LEAFED |
D10. Painful trials ~ ORDEALS | D10. Painful trials ~ ORDEALS |
D11. First part of the waiter's reply ~ ITCOMMITTED | D11. Waiter's deduction (Part 1) ~ ITCOMMITTED |
D12. Cognizant ~ AWARE | D12. Cognizant ~ AWARE |
D13. One sans permanent address ~ NOMAD | D13. One without a permanent address ~ NOMAD |
D18. More doleful ~ SADDER | D18. Farming implement ~ SEEDER |
D22. Advances against earnings ~ DRAWS | D22. Advances against earnings ~ DRAWS |
D23. Hindu divinity ~ SHIVA | D23. Perceive ~ GRASP |
D24. Elvis was on them ~ HIFIS | D24. Hindu sage ~ RISHI |
D25. Conclusion to the waiter's reply ~ INSECTICIDE | D25. Waiter's deduction (Part 2) ~ INSECTICIDE |
D26. Refresh ~ RENEW | D26. Refresh ~ RENEW |
D28. Portends an omen ~ BODES | D28. Portends ~ BODES |
D31. Skinflint ~ MISER | D31. Skinflint ~ MISER |
D33. "The Trip to Bountiful" author ~ FOOTE | D33. "The Trip to Bountiful" author ~ FOOTE |
D34. Tammany boss ~ TWEED | D34. Tammany boss ~ TWEED |
D36. Baddest of the bad ~ WORST | D36. Baddest of the bad ~ WORST |
D38. Get out of hock ~ REDEEM | D38. Exchange for money ~ REDEEM |
D41. They get Shaq off his feet ~ TIPOFFS | D41. Bits of inside information ~ TIPOFFS |
D43. Solve the code ~ DECRYPT | D43. Solve the code ~ DECRYPT |
D46. Sally Bowles' "Cabaret" city ~ BERLIN | D46. Site of a famous wall, once ~ BERLIN |
D48. Smaller amount ~ LESSER | D48. Smaller in quantity ~ LESSER |
D49. Paris pancake ~ CREPE | D49. Paris pancake ~ CREPE |
D50. Race with a baton ~ RELAY | D50. Race with a baton ~ RELAY |
D51. Rips ~ RENDS | D51. Tears asunder ~ RENDS |
D53. "Turandot" role ~ PING | D53. Ricocheting bullet sound ~ PING |
D56. Passing vote ~ YEA | D56. Passing vote ~ YEA |
D57. Bauxite or magnetite ~ ORE | D57. Magnetite, e.g. ~ ORE |
D58. It's a free country ~ USA | D58. NAFTA ratifier ~ USA |
D59. King's "_____ Sematary" ~ PET | D59. King's "___ Sematary" ~ PET |