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A1. Bushy coif ~ AFRO | A1. Epitome of thinness ~ RAIL |
A5. "One man's ___ is another man's Persian" ~ MEDE | A5. Substance ~ MEAT |
A9. They're drawn in the sand ~ LINES | A9. Kind of fluid ~ WIPER |
A14. Came home feet first? ~ SLID | A14. "... which ___ was irksome to me" (Shakespeare) ~ ERST |
A15. This company rings a bell ~ AVON | A15. First-aid flora ~ ALOE |
A16. Gay over Hiroshima ~ ENOLA | A16. Jungian feminine component ~ ANIMA |
A17. It's an advantage ~ HEADSTART | A17. Certain unfair advantage ~ HEADSTART |
A19. "___ Is Born" ~ ASTAR | A19. City on Great South Bay ~ ISLIP |
A20. Fig. at a body shop ~ EST | A20. Scrapbook pastings ~ ANA |
A21. Some crossword clues ~ PUNS | A21. Turn over the pigskin, in a way ~ PUNT |
A22. You don't want to get a break doing this ~ SKIING | A22. Limb extenders ~ STILTS |
A23. Salt or pepper, e.g. ~ SHAKER | A23. Source of support ~ BACKER |
A25. Throbbed ~ ACHED | A25. Yearned to see a dentist ~ ACHED |
A27. Some ladies of the field ~ EWES | A27. They'll give you a bleating ~ EWES |
A29. Hamelin's bane ~ RODENTS | A29. Hamelin's bane ~ RODENTS |
A33. Emulates a mantis ~ PRAYS | A33. Supplicates ~ PRAYS |
A36. Officiate at tea ~ POUR | A36. Rain cats and dogs ~ POUR |
A38. Civil wrong ~ TORT | A38. Civil injustice ~ TORT |
A39. Frolic ~ ROMP | A39. Cakewalk ~ ROMP |
A40. Unvoiced ~ TACIT | A40. Unvoiced ~ TACIT |
A41. Cad ~ ROUE | A41. No celibate, he ~ ROUE |
A42. Bogus butter ~ OLEO | A42. Bogus bar ~ OLEO |
A43. Periods of note ~ ERAS | A43. Horse-and-buggy and others ~ ERAS |
A44. "Luncheon on the Grass" painter ~ MANET | A44. "The Balcony" painter ~ MANET |
A45. Detection devices ~ SENSORS | A45. They feel for you ~ SENSORS |
A47. "Layla" singer Clapton ~ ERIC | A47. Monty Python first name ~ ERIC |
A49. "Ghosts" playwright ~ IBSEN | A49. "When We Dead Awaken" dramatist ~ IBSEN |
A51. Umiak paddler ~ ESKIMO | A51. Type of kiss or pie ~ ESKIMO |
A55. Dangerous fly ~ TSETSE | A55. Flying African menace ~ TSETSE |
A58. Mansard overhang ~ EAVE | A58. Wasp's nest location, sometimes ~ EAVE |
A60. Word with second, minute or hour ~ PER | A60. Divested (of) ~ RID |
A61. Nostalgic tune ~ OLDIE | A61. "Rock Around the Clock," e.g. ~ OLDIE |
A62. It's an advantage ~ UPPERHAND | A62. What one in control has ~ UPPERHAND |
A64. Cautionary list items ~ NONOS | A64. Some etiquette rules ~ NONOS |
A65. Part of a full house ~ PAIR | A65. It often leaves the yard ~ SAIL |
A66. To be, to Brutus ~ ESSE | A66. In the old days ~ ONCE |
A67. Extends across ~ SPANS | A67. Bridges ~ SPANS |
A68. Toward the sheltered side ~ ALEE | A68. Gloomy Gus' expression ~ ALAS |
A69. Peter or Ivan, e.g. ~ TSAR | A69. It may be a shore thing ~ PIER |
D1. Phoenix birthplace ~ ASHES | D1. Amy Winehouse song topic ~ REHAB |
D2. Spirit's antithesis ~ FLESH | D2. Sphere of competition ~ ARENA |
D3. Lassoer's implement ~ RIATA | D3. "Gimpel the Fool" writer Singer ~ ISAAC |
D4. Funny, but not always amusing ~ ODD | D4. Old Ford ~ LTD |
D5. Ready for plucking ~ MATURE | D5. Full-grown ~ MATURE |
D6. ___ Picone of fashion ~ EVAN | D6. Dash of panache ~ ELAN |
D7. Backs, anatomically ~ DORSA | D7. Place for a valve ~ AORTA |
D8. Fangorn Forest dweller ~ ENT | D8. Military offensive of 1968 ~ TET |
D9. Let out a secret ~ LEAKED | D9. Stood by ~ WAITED |
D10. It provides an advantage ~ INSIDETRACK | D10. Good place to be in racing ~ INSIDETRACK |
D11. Reply to the Little Red Hen ~ NOTI | D11. Person who's hard to take ~ PILL |
D12. Vivacity ~ ELAN | D12. Throw off, as light ~ EMIT |
D13. Legendary puppeteer Tony ~ SARG | D13. Uses the knocker ~ RAPS |
D18. Ejects, volcano-style ~ SPEWS | D18. Expels ~ SPEWS |
D22. Bad way to be caught ~ SHORT | D22. Stature-deprived ~ SHORT |
D24. It provides an advantage ~ KEYPOSITION | D24. Advantageous place ~ KEYPOSITION |
D26. Jerry Maguire portrayer ~ CRUISE | D26. Carnival ride? ~ CRUISE |
D28. Meager ~ SPARSE | D28. Hardly dense ~ SPARSE |
D30. It precedes one ~ NOON | D30. When shadows are short ~ NOON |
D31. Irrefutable ~ TRUE | D31. Shade of blue? ~ TRUE |
D32. Proofer's never-mind ~ STET | D32. Proofer's nevermind ~ STET |
D33. They're all for it ~ PROS | D33. Members of the PGA ~ PROS |
D34. Hollywood handout ~ ROLE | D34. 007, for some ~ ROLE |
D35. Parishioner's shout ~ AMEN | D35. Sherman Hemsley series ~ AMEN |
D37. South American tuber ~ OCA | D37. Andes tuber ~ OCA |
D40. To-the-point ~ TERSE | D40. Compendious ~ TERSE |
D44. Penny-pincher ~ MISER | D44. No gleeful giver, he ~ MISER |
D46. Worry persistently ~ OBSESS | D46. Become preoccupied ~ OBSESS |
D48. Midnight messenger ~ REVERE | D48. Whoops it up ~ REVELS |
D50. View from Everest ~ NEPAL | D50. Asian country ~ NEPAL |
D52. "None for me, thanks" ~ IPASS | D52. Kerman man ~ IRANI |
D53. High-IQ club ~ MENSA | D53. Temper, as words ~ MINCE |
D54. Group of monks ~ ORDER | D54. More anomalous ~ ODDER |
D55. Cargo measures ~ TONS | D55. Units used to measure carloads ~ TONS |
D56. Hog chow ~ SLOP | D56. Gruel, e.g. ~ SLOP |
D57. Bart's teacher ~ EDNA | D57. Bart's teacher ~ EDNA |
D59. "... blackbirds, baked in ___" ~ APIE | D59. Capital of Samoa ~ APIA |
D62. "___ Lazy River" ~ UPA | D62. "Give ___ break!" ~ USA |
D63. ___ up (agitated) ~ HET | D63. Progress by leaps and bounds? ~ HOP |