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A1. Affirms as true ~ AVOWS | A1. Sudden fright ~ START |
A6. Da Nang neighbor ~ HUE | A6. Mass. hours ~ EST |
A9. Primrose and bridle ~ PATHS | A9. Comic sections, once ~ ROTOS |
A14. Do a greenhouse job ~ REPOT | A14. One of a singing trio ~ TENOR |
A15. Fire or honey ~ ANT | A15. Word that stops a street hockey game ~ CAR |
A16. A Barrymore ~ ETHEL | A16. "I'm still listening" comment ~ UHHUH |
A17. Complete turn around ~ ONEEIGHTY | A17. U-turn, essentially ~ ONEEIGHTY |
A19. Earth, in sci-fi fare ~ TERRA | A19. More or less, informally ~ SORTA |
A20. Leave a blot on ~ MAR | A20. Source of royal insomnia ~ PEA |
A21. One asserting something ~ CLAIMER | A21. Wealthy king of Lydia ~ CROESUS |
A23. Flow away ~ EBB | A23. "That's gross!" ~ EEW |
A24. Subject of an 1867 sale ~ ALASKA | A24. Single act, as of genius ~ STROKE |
A26. Vice principal's concern ~ LATENESS | A26. Some soccer players ~ STRIKERS |
A28. Becomes one with another ~ WEDS | A28. They're filled at Easter ~ PEWS |
A30. Staff leader? ~ CLEF | A30. Dewy-eyed one ~ NAIF |
A31. Michaelmas daisy, for one ~ ASTER | A31. Head of state? ~ INTER |
A34. Rpm measurer ~ TACH | A34. Eye part ~ IRIS |
A37. Rod's companion ~ REEL | A37. Biweekly tide ~ NEAP |
A40. Pitney _____ ~ BOWES | A40. Yellowish brown ~ TAWNY |
A41. Lord Byron's daughter ~ ADA | A41. Smallest possible team ~ DUO |
A42. Obviate ~ AVERT | A42. "Walk the Line" cast first name ~ REESE |
A43. Sound of a hoof ~ CLOP | A43. Greek portico ~ STOA |
A44. Member of the first family ~ ABEL | A44. Lady's man ~ GENT |
A45. Put in a bibliography, say ~ CITED | A45. Destination of some flights ~ ATTIC |
A46. Word with sun or moon ~ BEAM | A46. Quick meal ~ BITE |
A48. One of Chaney's thousand ~ FACE | A48. Lamborghini's parent company ~ AUDI |
A50. Small songbirds ~ SPARROWS | A50. George Lucas franchise ~ STARWARS |
A54. Joined forces ~ MERGED | A54. Disgust ~ SICKEN |
A58. Snowball in "Animal Farm" ~ PIG | A58. Two-year-old sheep ~ TEG |
A59. Rose-arbor structure ~ TRELLIS | A59. Snake-haired monsters of mythology ~ ERINYES |
A61. Smelter's supply ~ ORE | A61. It's not in Scotland ~ NAE |
A62. Approach to an article ~ ANGLE | A62. Sunday player? ~ ORGAN |
A64. 80 ~ FOURSCORE | A64. Eighty ~ FOURSCORE |
A66. Moss horn ~ STEER | A66. "___ you ashamed of yourself?" ~ ARENT |
A67. Exporting unit ~ TON | A67. Get wrong ~ ERR |
A68. Disburdened ~ EASED | A68. Feeling no pain ~ OILED |
A69. Large marine eel ~ MORAY | A69. Late, on a report card ~ TARDY |
A70. Workout haven ~ SPA | A70. No longer in the USN ~ RET |
A71. Gravity-powered vehicles ~ SLEDS | A71. Silent movie actress Nita ~ NALDI |
D1. Kitchen come-on ~ AROMA | D1. Heeds a roadblock ~ STOPS |
D2. Open to bribery ~ VENAL | D2. Part of a creed ~ TENET |
D3. "Ernani" or "Orfeo" ~ OPERA | D3. Lend ___ (listen) ~ ANEAR |
D4. Trial and tribulation ~ WOE | D4. Preschool group? ~ ROE |
D5. They're gummed ~ STICKERS | D5. Monkey business ~ TRICKERY |
D6. "Turnabout is fair play!" ~ HAHA | D6. Rotunda effect ~ ECHO |
D7. Common preposition ~ UNTIL | D7. Stuffs to the gills ~ SATES |
D8. Historical root words ~ ETYMA | D8. What a private eye might record ~ TRYST |
D9. "Storm" seabird ~ PETREL | D9. Seller of Alaska in 1867 ~ RUSSIA |
D10. Had the special ~ ATE | D10. "How about that!" ~ OHO |
D11. Your yard ~ THREEFEET | D11. Everyone's yard ~ THREEFEET |
D12. Tarragon and others ~ HERBS | D12. ___ Mongolia ~ OUTER |
D13. Hunks of chocolate cake ~ SLABS | D13. Robert and Artie ~ SHAWS |
D18. Like some rags ~ GLAD | D18. Cultivated ~ GREW |
D22. Impress deeply ~ ETCH | D22. Coffee containers ~ URNS |
D25. Word with carpet or street ~ SWEEPER | D25. Like some concerts or markets ~ OPENAIR |
D27. More brashly presumptuous ~ NERVIER | D27. Kind of energy ~ KINETIC |
D29. Shot in the dark ~ STAB | D29. One of six for a hexagon ~ SIDE |
D31. Epitome of simplicity ~ ABC | D31. "___ your move" ~ ITS |
D32. Scale tone ~ SOL | D32. Cole who sang "The Christmas Song" ~ NAT |
D33. It may be off the wall ~ TWOBAGGER | D33. It may be off the wall ~ TWOBAGGER |
D35. Fruity quaff ~ ADE | D35. Take off ~ RUN |
D36. Bossy's offspring ~ CALF | D36. Greek letter after theta ~ IOTA |
D38. Afore ~ ERE | D38. "So far ___ can tell ..." ~ ASI |
D39. Abbr. on many cheques ~ LTD | D39. Mr. Universe may flex it ~ PEC |
D42. Gets to via computer ~ ACCESSES | D42. Hotel chain ~ RADISSON |
D44. Roman god ~ AMOR | D44. Drive or second ~ GEAR |
D47. Main conduit ~ ARTERY | D47. White House bill ~ TWENTY |
D49. Islamic chieftain ~ AMIR | D49. One needing rehab ~ USER |
D50. Muscle contraction ~ SPASM | D50. Mink's kin ~ STOAT |
D51. Mottled horse ~ PINTO | D51. Latin land? ~ TERRA |
D52. Cross threads ~ WEFTS | D52. More abundant ~ RIFER |
D53. One-master ~ SLOOP | D53. Sing & ___ Ernie ("Sesame Street" doll) ~ SNORE |
D55. Mother riding a flying gander ~ GOOSE | D55. Dealey Plaza feature ~ KNOLL |
D56. Revealed fallibility ~ ERRED | D56. Like the fur seal ~ EARED |
D57. They have property lines? ~ DEEDS | D57. "___ say more?" ~ NEEDI |
D60. Russian spacecraft series ~ LUNA | D60. Mongolian tent ~ YURT |
D63. Grazing ground ~ LEA | D63. So-so connection? ~ AND |
D65. First name among baseball legends ~ CAL | D65. Org. in "The Good Shepherd" ~ CIA |