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A1. The soft end of the Mohs scale ~ TALC | A1. It may be deserted or enchanted ~ ISLE |
A5. Igneous rock, once ~ MAGMA | A5. Mushroom-to-be ~ SPORE |
A10. Rush-order order ~ ASAP | A10. Fold calls ~ BAAS |
A14. Nautical heading ~ ALEE | A14. Was obligated to ~ OWED |
A15. Stamp saver ~ EMAIL | A15. Swashbuckling Flynn ~ ERROL |
A16. Change totally ~ REDO | A16. Gucci or Ray ~ ALDO |
A17. Mischief maker of folklore (Var.) ~ PIXY | A17. Fare-minded TV oldie? ~ TAXI |
A18. Largest city in Delaware ~ WILMINGTON | A18. Delaware city ~ WILMINGTON |
A20. Height enhancer ~ STILT | A20. Certain discriminator ~ AGIST |
A22. Turn right ~ GEE | A22. Floor cleaner ~ MOP |
A23. Bizarre ~ OUTRE | A23. Athenian marketplace ~ AGORA |
A24. Kramden neighbor ~ NORTON | A24. Kramden's crony ~ NORTON |
A26. Edible bulbs ~ ONIONS | A26. One expressing views ~ OPINER |
A27. Mr., in Milan ~ SIGNOR | A27. Mister, in Rome ~ SIGNOR |
A29. Frank ~ OPEN | A29. Ready to accept customers ~ OPEN |
A30. Cause of a blowup ~ TNT | A30. Demolitionist's charge ~ TNT |
A31. Fifty-fifty chance ~ TOSSUP | A31. Fifty-fifty chance ~ TOSSUP |
A34. Turf roamers ~ GANG | A34. Turf roamers ~ GANG |
A38. Old Japanese capital ~ EDO | A38. ET transport ~ UFO |
A39. Largest city in Texas ~ HOUSTON | A39. Texas city ~ HOUSTON |
A41. Aussie hopper ~ ROO | A41. Aussie hopper ~ ROO |
A42. Talkative starling ~ MYNA | A42. ___ fide (authentic) ~ BONA |
A44. It goes with sugar on top? ~ PLEASE | A44. Tot's "magic word" ~ PLEASE |
A45. First name in horror ~ LON | A45. Horror movie actor Chaney ~ LON |
A46. Laborious journey ~ TREK | A46. Voyage of Capt. Kirk ~ TREK |
A48. Taking a lunch break, e.g. ~ EATING | A48. Gourmet's pleasure ~ EATING |
A50. Children's zoo patron ~ PETTER | A50. Children's zoo participant ~ PETTER |
A53. Capital of Massachusetts ~ BOSTON | A53. Massachusetts city ~ BOSTON |
A55. Skylit courts ~ ATRIA | A55. Skylit courts ~ ATRIA |
A56. Rhine tributary ~ AAR | A56. Alpine stream ~ AAR |
A57. German philosopher Georg ~ HEGEL | A57. 1977 George Burns/John Denver film ~ OHGOD |
A60. West Virginia capital ~ CHARLESTON | A60. West Virginia city ~ CHARLESTON |
A63. Words with "shame" or "boy" ~ ITSA | A63. Lead-in to "boy" or "girl" ~ ATTA |
A64. Scrabble draw ~ TILE | A64. Linoleum square ~ TILE |
A65. Sly's family? ~ STONE | A65. Excalibur holder ~ STONE |
A66. Words of self-denial? ~ NOTI | A66. Tear up, as a check ~ VOID |
A67. Great number ~ SCAD | A67. Great number ~ SCAD |
A68. Wine grape ~ PINOT | A68. Wine grape ~ PINOT |
A69. Black fly ~ GNAT | A69. Ending for "exist" ~ ENCE |
D1. They run from time to time ~ TAPS | D1. Extremely small amount ~ IOTA |
D2. Dismounted ~ ALIT | D2. Highwayman's booty ~ SWAG |
D3. Kentucky city ~ LEXINGTON | D3. Kentucky city ~ LEXINGTON |
D4. Sri Lanka, once ~ CEYLON | D4. The Wizard of Menlo Park ~ EDISON |
D5. Persian plaint ~ MEW | D5. Work with needle and thread ~ SEW |
D6. Cordoba cohort ~ AMIGO | D6. A-number-one ~ PRIMO |
D7. Physician to Marcus Aurelius ~ GALEN | D7. Fabric introduced by DuPont ~ ORLON |
D8. Shields or Yarnell, e.g. ~ MIME | D8. Frolic ~ ROMP |
D9. His jaw was broken by a boxing 24-Across ~ ALI | D9. Bulldog booster ~ ELI |
D10. Acrimonious activity ~ ARGUING | D10. Supermarket activity ~ BAGGING |
D11. Brouhaha ~ SETTO | D11. Illinois city ~ ALTON |
D12. Purfle ~ ADORN | D12. Treat like a queen ~ ADORE |
D13. Loaves of corn bread ~ PONES | D13. Dolphin sense ~ SONAR |
D19. What one little piggy had ~ NONE | D19. The back of the neck ~ NAPE |
D21. Fidelity ~ TROTH | D21. Fidelity ~ TROTH |
D25. Interstate overseer ~ TROOPER | D25. State police officer ~ TROOPER |
D26. Goes up against ~ OPPOSES | D26. Takes the anti side ~ OPPOSES |
D27. Stop the flow of, as a liquid ~ STEM | D27. Very short pencil ~ STUB |
D28. Auto-race locale, familiarly ~ INDY | D28. Debriefing extraction ~ INFO |
D29. Go ___ winner (retire on top) ~ OUTA | D29. Go ___ winner (retire on top) ~ OUTA |
D32. Display the blues ~ SULK | D32. Be a poor loser ~ SULK |
D33. 157.5 degrees ~ SSE | D33. 157.5 degrees ~ SSE |
D35. Virginia county ~ ARLINGTON | D35. Virginia city ~ ARLINGTON |
D36. Showdown time, in oaters ~ NOON | D36. High time of day ~ NOON |
D37. Percussion instrument ~ GONG | D37. Large percussion instrument ~ GONG |
D40. O'er opposite ~ NEATH | D40. "Peachy keen!" ~ NEATO |
D43. Nattily dressed ~ ATTIRED | D43. Not nude ~ ATTIRED |
D47. Bona fide ~ REAL | D47. Bona fide ~ REAL |
D49. Angling in, as a nail ~ TOEING | D49. Start of a Bogart/Bacall movie title ~ TOHAVE |
D50. International agreements, e.g. ~ PACTS | D50. International agreements ~ PACTS |
D51. Code of conduct ~ ETHIC | D51. Code of conduct ~ ETHIC |
D52. Singsong words ~ TRALA | D52. Musical refrain start ~ TRALA |
D53. ___ Rouge ~ BATON | D53. Majorette's wand ~ BATON |
D54. Town in southern Maine ~ ORONO | D54. Maine city ~ ORONO |
D56. Spumante source ~ ASTI | D56. Spumante source ~ ASTI |
D58. "Como ___ usted?" ~ ESTA | D58. "Psych" ending ~ OTIC |
D59. Cafe au ___ ~ LAIT | D59. Florida's Miami-___ County ~ DADE |
D61. Uncommon sense ~ ESP | D61. Clairvoyant's claim ~ ESP |
D62. Place to surf without a board ~ NET | D62. What remains after all deductions ~ NET |