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A1. Modeling wood ~ BALSA |
A6. Not quite decided ~ IFFY |
A10. Cooking meas. ~ TBSP |
A14. From the Far East ~ ASIAN |
A15. Imaginary narrative ~ TALE |
A16. Cold coating ~ HOAR |
A17. Begin anew (with "Go") ~ BACKTOSQUAREONE |
A20. Maintenance cost ~ UPKEEP |
A21. Seeking relief from a pitcher? ~ THIRSTY |
A22. Mall occupant ~ STORE |
A25. They're not final releases ~ BETAS |
A26. One voice singing ~ SOLO |
A30. Do some snacking ~ NOSH |
A32. Valentine figure ~ AMORETTO |
A35. Napoleon relative? ~ ECLAIR |
A41. Close social group ~ CIRCLEOFFRIENDS |
A43. Barbecue offerings ~ STEAKS |
A44. "Fathers and Sons" author ~ TURGENEV |
A45. Trade requirement? ~ TOOL |
A47. Talk laryngitically ~ RASP |
A48. Midshipman's counterpart ~ CADET |
A53. Sloppy-landing sound ~ SPLAT |
A56. Language in "The Passion of the Christ" ~ ARAMAIC |
A58. End a computer session ~ LOGOFF |
A63. Mysterious Atlantic Ocean locale ~ BERMUDATRIANGLE |
A66. Frank in a diary ~ ANNE |
A67. Lead-in for "go bragh" ~ ERIN |
A68. Retail markdowns ~ SALES |
A69. Third out of three ~ LAST |
A70. Traversing the deep ~ ASEA |
A71. Sound from the birdcage ~ TWEET |
D1. Hindu "sir" ~ BABU |
D2. "Quickly!" ~ ASAP |
D3. Salt deposit ~ LICK |
D4. "For goodness' ___!" ~ SAKE |
D5. Poker-pot starters ~ ANTES |
D6. "___ a Small World" ~ ITS |
D7. Online help page ~ FAQ |
D8. Piccolo cousins ~ FLUTES |
D9. Opposite of nah ~ YEAH |
D10. When repeated, a calming expression ~ THERE |
D11. Push from beneath ~ BOOST |
D12. Saint Nick ~ SANTA |
D13. Hunts (with "on") ~ PREYS |
D18. ___ out (withdraw) ~ OPT |
D19. Genesis bone ~ RIB |
D23. Catch ___ (start to get) ~ ONTO |
D24. Yuletide landing site ~ ROOFTOP |
D26. Cul-de-___ (dead-end roads) ~ SACS |
D27. Skip over ~ OMIT |
D28. Traditional teaching ~ LORE |
D29. Whale type ~ ORCA |
D31. Frau's partner ~ HERR |
D33. Source of a bugle call ~ ELK |
D34. Student's trial ~ TEST |
D36. One of 20 in a pack, for short ~ CIG |
D37. Look from a creep ~ LEER |
D38. Noted tutor ~ ANNA |
D39. 13th of April, e.g. ~ IDES |
D40. Party thrower's request ~ RSVP |
D42. House of cards? ~ FULL |
D46. Academy Awards ~ OSCARS |
D48. Group of plotters ~ CABAL |
D49. Boxing site ~ ARENA |
D50. Mends, as socks ~ DARNS |
D51. Pismire ~ EMMET |
D52. Letter-shaped cross ~ TAU |
D54. "I am the greatest" boxer ~ ALI |
D55. Melba or French ~ TOAST |
D57. It's better than a mere thought ~ IDEA |
D59. Chew, beaver-style ~ GNAW |
D60. See 37-Down ~ OGLE |
D61. Run away ~ FLEE |
D62. "Gab" or "slug" follower ~ FEST |
D64. No-win situation? ~ TIE |
D65. Molecular biologist's study ~ RNA |