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A1. Daffy trademark ~ LISP | A1. Self-help program level ~ STEP |
A5. Shed ~ MOLT | A5. Apply acid artistically ~ ETCH |
A9. Rising star ~ COMER | A9. Use it to stand tall ~ STILT |
A14. Way back when ~ ONCE | A14. Evening-gown fabric ~ LAME |
A15. Melville novel ~ OMOO | A15. "Cannery Row" character ~ DORA |
A16. Nautical warning ~ AVAST | A16. Like a haunted house ~ EERIE |
A17. Pull down ~ EARN | A17. Gulf War ally ~ OMAN |
A18. Without delay, in poetry ~ ANON | A18. Dr. Seuss' "If __ the Circus" ~ IRAN |
A19. Gives in ~ MELTS | A19. Like old mud on one's shoes ~ CAKED |
A20. Typical Vincent Price film, e.g. ~ SPINETINGLER | A20. Many a "Twilight Zone" episode ~ SPINETINGLER |
A23. Ireland's patron, for short ~ STPAT | A23. Fit to eat, to Muslims ~ HALAL |
A24. Swift's specialties ~ SATIRES | A24. Hapless sort ~ SADSACK |
A28. Fenland ~ MARSH | A28. "There's a spy in our ___!" ~ MIDST |
A32. Small hot rod ~ GOCART | A32. Year's worth of games ~ SEASON |
A33. Tweaked ~ FINETUNED | A33. Tweaked ~ FINETUNED |
A37. Sicilian resort ~ ENNA | A37. Hoist more than a few ~ TOPE |
A38. Ranch add-on ~ ERO | A38. "Apple cider" gal ~ IDA |
A39. They have flights between them ~ STORIES | A39. Leotard and Silhouette, e.g. ~ EPONYMS |
A42. Crowd commotion ~ DIN | A42. "___ sparingly" ~ USE |
A43. "Why don't we?" ~ LETS | A43. Absorbed-dose units ~ RADS |
A45. Spent ~ BONETIRED | A45. Ready to drop ~ BONETIRED |
A47. A way to pay ~ INCASH | A47. Least forward ~ SHIEST |
A50. Hawaiian geese ~ NENES | A50. Banister post ~ NEWEL |
A51. Bright-colored blooms ~ DAHLIAS | A51. Burned maliciously ~ TORCHED |
A53. Environmentalist's urge ~ REUSE | A53. Evade ~ ELUDE |
A57. Answering machine game ~ TELEPHONETAG | A57. Voice mail game ~ TELEPHONETAG |
A61. Celestial point ~ NADIR | A61. Deep passion ~ ARDOR |
A64. Change course suddenly ~ VEER | A64. Midday ~ NOON |
A65. Top baccarat score ~ NINE | A65. Gershon of "Showgirls" ~ GINA |
A66. Presbyter, e.g. ~ ELDER | A66. Bake eggs ~ SHIRR |
A67. Peer of Dashiell ~ ERLE | A67. Word yelled on the stock market floor ~ SELL |
A68. Auto pioneer ~ OLDS | A68. Served flawlessly ~ ACED |
A69. Colorful aquarium fish ~ TETRA | A69. Versed literature ~ POESY |
A70. Tach readings ~ RPMS | A70. TV actor's honor ~ EMMY |
A71. Type of wind ~ WEST | A71. Bonny gal ~ LASS |
D1. Gardener's soil, perhaps ~ LOESS | D1. Walk through melting snow ~ SLOSH |
D2. Not relevant ~ INAPT | D2. Bay city of Florida ~ TAMPA |
D3. Makeshift money ~ SCRIP | D3. Keyboard correspondence ~ EMAIL |
D4. Mark Twain or Saki, e.g. ~ PENNAME | D4. Mark Twain, for Samuel Clemens ~ PENNAME |
D5. Medieval defense ~ MOAT | D5. Work on copy ~ EDIT |
D6. Present opener? ~ OMNI | D6. Actress Spelling ~ TORI |
D7. Bird on a Canadian dollar ~ LOON | D7. "Berry" lead-in ~ CRAN |
D8. Hinged implement ~ TONGS | D8. Puts up, as a painting ~ HANGS |
D9. Regained consciousness ~ CAMETO | D9. Withdraw from a federation ~ SECEDE |
D10. Not neat ~ OVERICE | D10. Uses one's claws on ~ TEARSAT |
D11. Start to function? ~ MAL | D11. Exasperate ~ IRK |
D12. Wild ending ~ EST | D12. Be less than truthful ~ LIE |
D13. They may be civil, briefly ~ RTS | D13. A Knight on TV ~ TED |
D21. Les ___-Unis ~ ETATS | D21. Best and brightest ~ ELITE |
D22. Jet effect ~ LAG | D22. Head for Vegas? ~ LAS |
D25. Purpose of many vacations, informally ~ RANDR | D25. " ... with reason ___ guide" ~ ASOUR |
D26. Comical Kovacs ~ ERNIE | D26. Thicket of trees ~ COPSE |
D27. Honor Your Honor ~ STAND | D27. Hit below the belt, in a way ~ KNEED |
D29. Travel channel? ~ RUT | D29. Not an orig. ~ DUP |
D30. Highfalutin type ~ SNOB | D30. One with a superiority complex ~ SNOB |
D31. Everglades wader ~ HERON | D31. Mortise fitter ~ TENON |
D33. Belonging to the cat family ~ FELID | D33. "Before anything else ..." ~ FIRST |
D34. "The Faerie Queene" character ~ IRENA | D34. Wyoming neighbor ~ IDAHO |
D35. Mark with a cut ~ NOTCH | D35. Zenith's opposite ~ NADIR |
D36. Wine companion ~ DINE | D36. Force unit ~ DYNE |
D40. Poetic time ~ EEN | D40. Copy cats? ~ MEW |
D41. Like some warnings ~ STERN | D41. Dutch master Jan ~ STEEN |
D44. More saline ~ SALTIER | D44. Circle parts ~ SECTORS |
D46. "That clarifies it!" ~ ISEENOW | D46. Against the law ~ ILLEGAL |
D48. Lead-in for Madre or Leone ~ SIERRA | D48. Spanish wine ~ SHERRY |
D49. Kubrick's computer ~ HAL | D49. Rolodex abbr. ~ TEL |
D52. Cut off ~ SEVER | D52. Tough to get through to ~ DENSE |
D54. Handy ~ UTILE | D54. New York city ~ UTICA |
D55. "___ of Iwo Jima" ~ SANDS | D55. Great dogs? ~ DANES |
D56. Pass off, as perspiration ~ EGEST | D56. "Oh my goodness!" ~ EGADS |
D58. Alleged suspect, to the law ~ PERP | D58. Romantic recitation ~ POEM |
D59. Big wheel ~ HELM | D59. Celeste of stage and screen ~ HOLM |
D60. Metal-bearing minerals ~ ORES | D60. "Employees ___" (store sign) ~ ONLY |
D61. Word found within 20, 33, 45 and 57-Across ~ NET | D61. African serpent ~ ASP |
D62. Inn order, perhaps ~ ALE | D62. "P" on fraternity row ~ RHO |
D63. Banned insecticide ~ DDT | D63. "Live and Let ___" ~ DIE |