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A1. New Testament book ~ ACTS | A1. Ritzy health resorts ~ SPAS |
A5. Peptic problem ~ ULCER | A5. One may have only one big part ~ ACTOR |
A10. Proust's "Remembrance of Things _____" ~ PAST | A10. Suck wind ~ PANT |
A14. Ill-gotten gains ~ LOOT | A14. It may have fallen on a foot ~ ARCH |
A15. Sing "nyah-nyah" to ~ TEASE | A15. "The Rural Muse" poet ~ CLARE |
A16. Donny and Marie's state ~ UTAH | A16. One of 50 in a united group ~ UTAH |
A17. I, Greek ~ IOTA | A17. Nick's spouse, in film ~ NORA |
A18. Mediterranean republic ~ MALTA | A18. Jack-in-the-pulpit cousin ~ CALLA |
A19. R&B singer Braxton ~ TONI | A19. Indian helmet ~ TOPI |
A20. Production need for GWTW ~ PERIODCOSTUMES | A20. What 5-Across may sometimes wear ~ PERIODCOSTUMES |
A23. They may administer IVs ~ RNS | A23. Playable serves ~ INS |
A24. Ship's deck ~ POOP | A24. Ship deck ~ POOP |
A25. Turkish Angora, for one ~ CAT | A25. Turkish Angora, for one ~ CAT |
A28. Inscribe ~ ETCH | A28. Inscribe ~ ETCH |
A31. Most recently produced ~ NEWEST | A31. State-of-the-art ~ NEWEST |
A35. Firefighting Red ~ ADAIR | A35. Oil well fire fighter of note ~ ADAIR |
A37. First rate ~ AONE | A37. First-rate ~ AONE |
A39. A big fan of ~ INTO | A39. A big fan of ~ INTO |
A40. Can't go back after this ~ POINTOFNORETURN | A40. Pilot's boundary ~ POINTOFNORETURN |
A43. Joule fractions ~ ERGS | A43. Joule fractions ~ ERGS |
A44. Lowly laborer ~ PEON | A44. Lowly laborer ~ PEON |
A45. Say "I don't know" with your mouth shut ~ SHRUG | A45. "I don't know" gesture ~ SHRUG |
A46. Be short with ~ SNAPAT | A46. Speak sharply to ~ SNAPAT |
A48. Partners of cones ~ RODS | A48. Cones partners ~ RODS |
A50. Tommy has a couple ~ EMS | A50. Tommy has a couple ~ EMS |
A51. Shorten a sentence ~ EDIT | A51. Chop copy ~ EDIT |
A53. Sushi order ~ EEL | A53. Japanese delicacy ~ EEL |
A55. Amazon, e.g. ~ DOTCOMBUSINESS | A55. Potential start-up ~ DOTCOMBUSINESS |
A62. Final notice? ~ OBIT | A62. Notice of demise, briefly ~ OBIT |
A63. Column style ~ IONIC | A63. Column style ~ IONIC |
A64. To _____ (precisely) ~ ATEE | A64. To ___ (precisely) ~ ATEE |
A66. Warning at Augusta ~ FORE | A66. "Father" prefix ~ FORE |
A67. Sarcastic ~ SNIDE | A67. Supercilious ~ SNIDE |
A68. Did in the dragon ~ SLEW | A68. Did in the dragon ~ SLEW |
A69. Chicken dinner? ~ FEED | A69. Chicken dinner? ~ FEED |
A70. Taxi ticker ~ METER | A70. Olympic measure ~ METER |
A71. Legendary entertainer ~ HOPE | A71. Legendary entertainer ~ HOPE |
D1. Ring master? ~ ALI | D1. ___ Francisco 49ers ~ SAN |
D2. Hen house ~ COOP | D2. Theatrical object ~ PROP |
D3. Bag opening? ~ TOTE | D3. Part of a large plot? ~ ACRE |
D4. Super Bowl I MVP ~ STARR | D4. The voice of Lamb Chop ~ SHARI |
D5. Nth degree ~ UTMOST | D5. Greet obtrusively ~ ACCOST |
D6. Conduct ~ LEAD | D6. Not bare ~ CLAD |
D7. Short math course ~ CALC | D7. Baby-powder ingredient ~ TALC |
D8. Prohibit, in legalese ~ ESTOP | D8. Ship deck ~ ORLOP |
D9. Logician ~ REASONER | D9. Syllogist ~ REASONER |
D10. Tolerate ~ PUTUPWITH | D10. Tolerate ~ PUTUPWITH |
D11. Powerful mite ~ ATOM | D11. Mite ~ ATOM |
D12. Lucid ~ SANE | D12. Neck feature ~ NAPE |
D13. That counterpart ~ THIS | D13. That alternative ~ THIS |
D21. Like neon ~ INERT | D21. Like neon ~ INERT |
D22. Ballerina's perch ~ TOE | D22. Ballerina's perch ~ TOE |
D25. Some lighthouse sites ~ CAPES | D25. Some lighthouse sites ~ CAPES |
D26. Bedeck ~ ADORN | D26. Bedeck ~ ADORN |
D27. North American forest ~ TAIGA | D27. North American and Eurasian forest ~ TAIGA |
D29. Java joint ~ CAFE | D29. Tearoom relative ~ CAFE |
D30. Kind of system or society ~ HONOR | D30. Kind of "system" or "society" ~ HONOR |
D32. Habituate ~ ENURE | D32. Habituate (Var.) ~ ENURE |
D33. Play a Stratocaster ~ STRUM | D33. Play, as a mandolin ~ STRUM |
D34. Hinged kitchen utensils ~ TONGS | D34. Hinged kitchen utensils ~ TONGS |
D36. Scrutinized ~ INSPECTED | D36. Scrutinized ~ INSPECTED |
D38. Taboo ~ NONO | D38. Taboo ~ NONO |
D41. The search for the silver lining ~ OPTIMISM | D41. The search for the silver lining ~ OPTIMISM |
D42. German steel city ~ ESSEN | D42. German steel city ~ ESSEN |
D47. Brouhaha ~ ADO | D47. Brouhaha ~ ADO |
D49. Rear window feature in some cars ~ DEICER | D49. Rear window feature in some cars ~ DEICER |
D52. Delmonico alternative ~ TBONE | D52. Delmonico alternative ~ TBONE |
D54. Pet checker ~ LEASH | D54. Pet checker ~ LEASH |
D55. Tip, as a topper ~ DOFF | D55. Tip, as a topper ~ DOFF |
D56. Clarinet cousin ~ OBOE | D56. Clarinet cousin ~ OBOE |
D57. Cheap swing ~ TIRE | D57. Kind of iron ~ TIRE |
D58. "One Adam Twelve," e.g. ~ UNIT | D58. "One Adam Twelve," e.g. ~ UNIT |
D59. Bar or car opening ~ SIDE | D59. Rectangle part ~ SIDE |
D60. French town of WWII fame ~ STLO | D60. French town of WWII fame ~ STLO |
D61. Slip through the cracks ~ SEEP | D61. Slowly permeate ~ SEEP |
D65. Bighorn's mom ~ EWE | D65. Bighorn's mom ~ EWE |