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A1. Fell off ~ EBBED | A1. Shaded garden spot ~ ARBOR |
A6. "You've Got a Friend _____" ~ INME | A6. Public Enemy performances ~ RAPS |
A10. Wharton grads ~ MBAS | A10. Use an auger ~ BORE |
A14. One of Chaucer's pilgrims ~ REEVE | A14. "Moulin ___" ~ ROUGE |
A15. Type of miss ~ NEAR | A15. Foil's heavier cousin ~ EPEE |
A16. Jocular Johnson ~ ARTE | A16. Debated wedding-vow word ~ OBEY |
A17. Museum piece ~ RELIC | A17. A cappella composition ~ MOTET |
A18. Rush hour ~ DRIVETIME | A18. Provisional ~ TENTATIVE |
A20. Eric Clapton classic ~ AFTERMIDNIGHT | A20. When a new day begins ~ AFTERMIDNIGHT |
A22. Timely beginning? ~ TEE | A22. Substandard grade ~ DEE |
A23. Canal zone? ~ EAR | A23. Hotel sign ~ ICE |
A24. Type of lab ~ DNA | A24. Part of a New Year's Eve countdown ~ ONE |
A25. Like some ears ~ TIN | A25. Brown truck co. ~ UPS |
A28. Say more ~ ADD | A28. Airport terminal abbr. ~ ARR |
A29. Arcade pioneer ~ ATARI | A29. "Bitter" follower ~ ENDER |
A31. Future litigators' exams ~ LSATS | A31. Online communication ~ EMAIL |
A33. Ukr., once ~ SSR | A33. "Hail, Caesar!" ~ AVE |
A34. Yggdrasil, for one ~ ASH | A34. "___ Degree" ~ NTH |
A36. This used to be sufficient? ~ ENOW | A36. A bit pretentious ~ ARTY |
A37. Phantasmagoric ~ PIEINTHESKY | A37. Phantasmagoric ~ PIEINTHESKY |
A40. Petroleum gp. ~ OPEC | A40. "My goodness!" ~ EGAD |
A42. Grandfather's 12? ~ XII | A42. "Crooklyn" director Spike ~ LEE |
A43. Brazilian city ~ RIO | A43. Vintage auto ~ REO |
A44. English philosopher John ~ LOCKE | A44. Most unsatisfactory ~ WORST |
A46. Presented, as a problem ~ POSED | A46. Medieval helmet ~ ARMET |
A48. Dict. entries ~ WDS | A48. Wine improver ~ AGE |
A51. Old hoops org. ~ ABA | A51. Athenian H ~ ETA |
A52. It may be blown ~ TOP | A52. Marching syllable ~ HUT |
A54. Middle-distance runner Sebastian ~ COE | A54. Agents like Bond? ~ OOS |
A55. Rosemary's creator ~ IRA | A55. "Chuang Tzu" principle ~ TAO |
A56. Good trait for a tightrope walker ~ NERVESOFSTEEL | A56. Good trait for a tightrope walker ~ NERVESOFSTEEL |
A60. Translator, of sorts ~ LIPREADER | A60. Declare formally ~ PRONOUNCE |
A62. Clock-face features ~ HANDS | A62. Garlicky spread ~ AIOLI |
A63. Soprano's solo ~ ARIA | A63. Made eggs? ~ LAID |
A64. What some excuses are ~ LAME | A64. "Good Times" producer ~ LEAR |
A65. Alpha's opposite ~ OMEGA | A65. Alaska native ~ INUIT |
A66. Encounter ~ MEET | A66. Pro votes ~ YEAS |
A67. ___-crazy (restless) ~ STIR | A67. Takes into a count? ~ ADDS |
A68. Salable items ~ WARES | A68. Basic security device ~ LATCH |
D1. Printing goofs ~ ERRATA | D1. Fleet of warships ~ ARMADA |
D2. Complained about the steak? ~ BEEFED | D2. One who has the shingles? ~ ROOFER |
D3. Sang strongly ~ BELTED | D3. Churner's creation ~ BUTTER |
D4. "A Letter for _____" (1945) ~ EVIE | D4. Arced molding ~ OGEE |
D5. Iron? ~ DECREASE | D5. Bring back ~ RETRIEVE |
D6. Mrs. Gandhi ~ INDIRA | D6. Newly knotted ~ RETIED |
D7. Geek ~ NERD | D7. Did a takeoff on ~ APED |
D8. Entree ~ MAINDISH | D8. Amount that can be bought for a cent ~ PENNORTH |
D9. Senator of Watergate fame ~ ERVIN | D9. Become established ~ SETIN |
D10. It has its plusses and minuses ~ MATH | D10. Either/or alternative ~ BOTH |
D11. Bretagne ~ BRITTANY | D11. Certain published notice ~ OBITUARY |
D12. Cash source, briefly ~ ATM | D12. Prepare to drag ~ REV |
D13. "Didn't I tell you?" ~ SEE | D13. Cyclops' feature ~ EYE |
D19. Same, along the Seine ~ EGAL | D19. "The African Queen" screenwriter James ~ AGEE |
D21. 1999 sci-fi thriller (with "The") ~ MATRIX | D21. Laboratories that introduced Tylenol ~ MCNEIL |
D26. Skater Midori ~ ITO | D26. It can be bottomless ~ PIT |
D27. Sydney is its cap. ~ NSW | D27. "You ___ dog, you!" ~ SLY |
D30. Price-earnings number ~ RATIO | D30. Walk into ~ ENTER |
D32. Zaire's Mobuto Sese _____ ~ SEKO | D32. Blue-and-white shark ~ MAKO |
D33. Fluish ~ SICK | D33. Is a good Samaritan ~ AIDS |
D35. Concerning this, in legalese ~ HEREOF | D35. Concerning this, to lawyers ~ HEREOF |
D37. Dessert choice ~ PECANPIE | D37. Unfounded suspicion ~ PARANOIA |
D38. Bit playfully, as a puppy ~ NIPPEDAT | D38. Made orderly ~ NEATENED |
D39. Circus attraction ~ SIDESHOW | D39. Weighs anchor ~ SETSSAIL |
D40. Pay follower ~ OLA | D40. Yeanling's parent ~ EWE |
D41. Envelope abbr. ~ POB | D41. Inherited ~ GOT |
D45. Raison d'_____ ~ ETRE | D45. Via, archaically ~ THRO |
D47. Overtime hero ~ SCORER | D47. Cows, often ~ MOOERS |
D48. Frank ~ WIENER | D48. Avoided doing dishes ~ ATEOUT |
D49. Clean the waterway ~ DREDGE | D49. Celtic language ~ GAELIC |
D50. Saucy dances ~ SALSAS | D50. Ancient stone ~ EOLITH |
D53. Elongated O's ~ OVALS | D53. Pendant above the throat ~ UVULA |
D57. Was at the forum? ~ ERAT | D57. Targets of men who make passes ~ ENDS |
D58. Big rig ~ SEMI | D58. Whole slew ~ SCAD |
D59. Author Janowitz ~ TAMA | D59. Fey who plays a Lemon ~ TINA |
D60. Flee hastily ~ LAM | D60. Tire reinforcement ~ PLY |
D61. Fury ~ IRE | D61. Tommy Chong's daughter ~ RAE |