Comparison for usa2011-11-22

  • Title: "CROSS SWORD" (AUGUST 07, 2000)
  • Author: By Marjorie Richter
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  • Title: ANY SPORT IN A STORM
  • Author: By Rob Lee / Timothy Parker
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A1. Noncommittal answer ~ MAYBE
A1. "Dunno yet" ~ MAYBE
A6. Foul smell ~ REEK
A6. "Honey do" list item ~ TASK
A10. Constellation or mythical ship ~ ARGO
A10. ___ up (energizes) ~ PEPS
A14. Decorate ~ ADORN
A14. Squash variety ~ ACORN
A15. Car bar ~ AXLE
A15. Wheelhouse direction ~ ALEE
A16. Word with monkey or birthday ~ SUIT
A16. Any of several kings of Norway ~ OLAV
A17. Submarine locator ~ SONAR
A17. Big name in Scotch ~ DEWAR
A18. Indonesian island near Borneo ~ JAVA
A18. Big cat native to the Americas ~ PUMA
A19. French religious title ~ ABBE
A19. QxQ, e.g., in chess ~ MOVE
A20. Accident at a health food store? ~ VITAMINSPILL
A20. Accident at a health food store? ~ VITAMINSPILL
A23. Former NYC mayor ~ EDKOCH
A23. Former NYC mayor ~ EDKOCH
A26. "So _____ me!" ~ SUE
A26. Try to win damages ~ SUE
A27. Nine-eyes, for one ~ EEL
A27. Stewbum ~ SOT
A28. Drain-cleaning chemical ~ LYE
A28. Drain-cleaning chemical ~ LYE
A29. Jazz trumpeter Al ~ HIRT
A29. Jazz trumpeter Al ~ HIRT
A32. Basil and pine nut sauce ~ PESTO
A32. Vexation ~ PEEVE
A34. Civil rights activist Guinier ~ LANI
A34. Clinton nominee Guinier ~ LANI
A36. Cheesy Welsh dish ~ RAREBIT
A36. Cheesy Welsh dish ~ RAREBIT
A39. "You can shear sheep, but ...." (Bart Simpson's advice?) ~ DONTSHAVEACOW
A39. "Shear sheep, but ..." (advice from Bart Simpson?) ~ DONTSHAVEACOW
A43. More courageous ~ GUTSIER
A43. More courageous ~ GUTSIER
A44. Dove's opposite ~ HAWK
A44. Dove's counterpart ~ HAWK
A46. Like magnolias in a 1989 film? ~ STEEL
A46. Type of drum or guitar ~ STEEL
A49. Long day's journey ~ TREK
A49. Long day's journey ~ TREK
A51. Carrere of "20 Dates" ~ TIA
A51. Spanish aunt ~ TIA
A52. 1,000,000,000 years ~ EON
A52. 1,000,000,000 years ~ EON
A53. Reed, he rocks ~ LOU
A53. Slugger Gehrig ~ LOU
A56. Conforms to a group ~ FITSIN
A56. Conforms to a group ~ FITSIN
A58. It may shock you when you turn on the lights? ~ WICKEDSWITCH
A58. Evil thing whether off or on? ~ WICKEDSWITCH
A62. Shampoo additive ~ ALOE
A62. Shampoo additive ~ ALOE
A63. Mend socks, shucks! ~ DARN
A63. Mend socks, shucks! ~ DARN
A64. They claim they're the cheesiest ~ KRAFT
A64. Brand that claims it's the cheesiest ~ KRAFT
A68. "King David" star ~ GERE
A68. "Chicago" actor Richard ~ GERE
A69. "Holy smoke!" ~ EGAD
A69. "Holy smoke!" ~ EGAD
A70. Goosebump inducing ~ EERIE
A70. Goosebump-inducing ~ EERIE
A71. Early garden ~ EDEN
A71. Her belly button was famously censored ~ EDEN
A72. It makes a dramatic comeback ~ REPO
A72. It makes a comeback? ~ REPO
A73. Big name on the farm ~ DEERE
A73. Word on many tractors ~ DEERE
D1. Bell and Kettle ~ MAS
D1. Ready for a commitment? ~ MAD
D2. "And now, without further _____" ~ ADO
D2. You'll need one for blackjack ~ ACE
D3. Way out there, old-style ~ YON
D3. "That hurts!" ~ YOW
D4. Cry for an great opera? ~ BRAVO
D4. Opera house shout ~ BRAVO
D5. Fortify ~ ENRICH
D5. Fortify ~ ENRICH
D6. Indian prince ~ RAJA
D6. Appetizer for 51-Across ~ TAPA
D7. End-of-term ritual ~ EXAM
D7. Styptic-pencil stuff ~ ALUM
D8. Skater Stojko ~ ELVIS
D8. Eighteen-wheelers ~ SEMIS
D9. Reeves of "Feeling Minnesota" ~ KEANU
D9. Sandra's "Speed" co-star ~ KEANU
D10. Pronto! ~ ASAP
D10. Stately splendor ~ POMP
D11. Red stones ~ RUBIES
D11. Kay Thompson's Plaza Hotel girl ~ ELOISE
D12. Kind of gravy ~ GIBLET
D12. Man with salivating dogs ~ PAVLOV
D13. Shakespeare play turned opera ~ OTELLO
D13. Alluringly slender ~ SVELTE
D21. Summer sensation? ~ THIRST
D21. Common companion of a dry throat ~ THIRST
D22. Antique photo tone ~ SEPIA
D22. Antique photo tone ~ SEPIA
D23. Wing that can't flap ~ ELL
D23. Wing that can't flap ~ ELL
D24. Group of two ~ DYAD
D24. Group of two ~ DYAD
D25. Lottery game ~ KENO
D25. Lottery game ~ KENO
D30. Courtside encouragement ~ RAHS
D30. Bleachers' cries ~ RAHS
D31. Characteristic ~ TRAIT
D31. Characteristic ~ TRAIT
D33. Use acid artistically ~ ETCH
D33. Use acid artistically ~ ETCH
D35. "Picnic" penner ~ INGE
D35. Pulitzer-winning playwright William ~ INGE
D37. Perpetually ~ EVER
D37. ". . . happily ___ after" ~ EVER
D38. Sorrowful through loss ~ BEREFT
D38. Sorrowful through loss ~ BEREFT
D40. Evening gown material, perhaps ~ TULLE
D40. Bridal veil material, perhaps ~ TULLE
D41. Mare fare ~ OATS
D41. Mare fare ~ OATS
D42. It ended Aug. 14, 1945 ~ WWII
D42. Axis vs. Allies conflict ~ WWII
D45. Topeka's state (Abbr.) ~ KAN
D45. Topeka's state (Abbr.) ~ KAN
D46. It's treated in a plant ~ SEWAGE
D46. It's treated in a plant ~ SEWAGE
D47. Worked really, really hard ~ TOILED
D47. Worked really, really hard ~ TOILED
D48. Post-performance performance ~ ENCORE
D48. Post-performance performance ~ ENCORE
D50. Played soccer ~ KICKED
D50. Made a soccer move ~ KICKED
D54. Stranger ~ ODDER
D54. Stranger ~ ODDER
D55. Grammarian's concern ~ USAGE
D55. Grammarian's concern ~ USAGE
D57. "In a row" number ~ THREE
D57. "In a row" number ~ THREE
D59. Intelligent ~ KEEN
D59. Intelligent ~ KEEN
D60. Stop making a scene? ~ WRAP
D60. Stop making a scene? ~ WRAP
D61. China starter ~ INDO
D61. "China" starter ~ INDO
D65. A verb for you ~ ARE
D65. A verb for you ~ ARE
D66. Cone bearer ~ FIR
D66. Cone bearer ~ FIR
D67. There's one in two ~ TEE
D67. There's one in two ~ TEE

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