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A1. Long flight feature, hopefully ~ MEAL | A1. Welsh pooch ~ CORGI |
A5. Make-meet link ~ ENDS | A6. "___ O'Riley" (song by The Who) ~ BABA |
A9. Accumulate ~ AMASS | A10. Crash diet to the extreme ~ FAST |
A14. ___ podrida ~ OLLA | A14. Bedeck ~ ADORN |
A15. Like a pin ~ NEAT | A15. Word with "friendly" or "ID" ~ USER |
A16. Honest! ~ NOLIE | A16. "___ each life some rain . . ." ~ INTO |
A17. Monty Python bit ~ SKIT | A17. Bunch for a honeybunch ~ ROSES |
A18. Irene, of "Fame" ~ CARA | A18. Weak finish? ~ LING |
A19. Opposite of everybody ~ NOONE | A19. Gather, as the rewards of labor ~ REAP |
A20. 1959 Oscar-winning song ~ HIGHHOPES | A20. Woman with an iron fist ~ DRAGONLADY |
A22. Enlist ~ ENTER | A22. Christmas light site ~ EAVE |
A23. Pittsburgh Pirates, e.g. ~ ENNEAD | A23. ___ Banos, Calif. ~ LOS |
A24. Be all ears ~ HEAR | A24. Looked with malicious intent ~ LEERED |
A26. Bamboo, e.g. ~ REED | A26. Well driller's joy ~ GUSHER |
A29. UFO crew ~ ALIENS | A30. Some facial procedures ~ PEELS |
A33. Slid into second base ~ STOLE | A32. Singing voice ~ ALTO |
A37. Bulletproof garment? ~ VEST | A33. Seed jacket ~ ARIL |
A39. Perfume bottle ~ VIAL | A35. Speak with a sneer ~ SCOFF |
A40. Tucson's county ~ PIMA | A39. Devour, slangily (with "down") ~ SNARF |
A41. Mr. Marner ~ SILAS | A41. Eggs, in a lab ~ OVA |
A42. Limerick language ~ ERSE | A42. Griffin, in part ~ EAGLE |
A43. Tennessee's state flower ~ IRIS | A43. Zoroastrian living in India ~ PARSI |
A44. Spirit ~ ELAN | A44. Braxton with "Un-Break My Heart" ~ TONI |
A45. Staff of life ~ BREAD | A46. Give a nudge ~ PROD |
A46. Rub the wrong way ~ NETTLE | A47. On the button ~ EXACT |
A48. 8,760 hours ~ YEAR | A49. Brews, as tea ~ STEEPS |
A50. The D in USDA ~ DEPT | A51. Young child, affectionately ~ MOPPET |
A52. Bridesmaid, often ~ SISTER | A54. In the manner of, on a menu ~ ALA |
A57. Tuna, for one ~ SALAD | A55. Mark and franc's replacement ~ EURO |
A60. 1973 Oscar-winning song, with "The" ~ WAYWEWERE | A56. Place to worship ~ HOUSEOFGOD |
A63. Side by side ~ ALONG | A63. It can cover a lot of ground ~ SNOW |
A64. To one side: British dialect ~ AGEE | A64. Makes a silly mistake ~ ERRS |
A65. "Chestnuts roasting ___ open . . ." ~ ONAN | A65. Sardonic literary style ~ IRONY |
A66. "I said - Then, dearest, ___ 'tis so . . .": Browning ~ SINCE | A66. It might make one red in the face ~ ACNE |
A67. Invalid ~ NULL | A67. Exploration org. ~ NASA |
A68. John F. Kennedy's mother ~ ROSE | A68. Bechamel, e.g. ~ SAUCE |
A69. Take the wheel ~ STEER | A69. Divination practitioner ~ SEER |
A70. Chutzpah ~ GALL | A70. Overwhelm, as with laughter ~ SLAY |
A71. Attracted ~ DREW | A71. Silences ~ MUTES |
D1. Six-Day War leader, familiarly ~ MOSHE | D1. Jack, 5 or 10, e.g. ~ CARD |
D2. Town northeast of Wilkesboro ~ ELKIN | D2. It's better tolerated if masked ~ ODOR |
D3. Adjust, as wheels ~ ALIGN | D3. Sub ___ (in confidence) ~ ROSA |
D4. Bat-making machine ~ LATHE | D4. Bike racer LeMond ~ GREG |
D5. Cipher, as a message ~ ENCODE | D5. Shoe cushion ~ INSOLE |
D6. Half-moon tide ~ NEAP | D6. Jordan's former team ~ BULLS |
D7. Call one's bluff ~ DARE | D7. Largest continent ~ ASIA |
D8. Secret supply ~ STASH | D8. Assume a stooped posture ~ BEND |
D9. Strengthen ~ ANNEAL | D9. Diamond-shaped pattern ~ ARGYLE |
D10. 1960 Oscar-winning song ~ MOONRIVER | D10. Apartment building emergency exit ~ FIREESCAPE |
D11. Frequently ~ ALOT | D11. What the sympathizer lends ~ ANEAR |
D12. Nil ___ Numine: Colorado's motto ~ SINE | D12. ___ off (forestall) ~ STAVE |
D13. Palmist ~ SEER | D13. Lifted one's spirits? ~ TOPED |
D21. Greyhound's quarry ~ HARE | D21. Writer Roberts ~ NORA |
D25. Vittles ~ EATS | D25. It can come after "who," "no one" or "someone" ~ ELSE |
D27. Fiendish ~ EVIL | D26. Sound astounded ~ GASP |
D28. Holdup ~ DELAY | D27. Bone in a hinge joint ~ ULNA |
D30. Shamrock isle ~ EIRE | D28. Get the most screen time ~ STAR |
D31. Goddard Space Flight Center initials ~ NASA | D29. Car selling point ~ HORSEPOWER |
D32. "Cool Runnings" vehicle ~ SLED | D30. Swivel ~ PIVOT |
D33. "Wheel of Fortune" option ~ SPIN | D31. Flair ~ ELAN |
D34. Snow or spare ~ TIRE | D34. Recruiters on campus ~ ROTC |
D35. Disregard ~ OMIT | D36. Princess Fiona, e.g. ~ OGRE |
D36. 1978 Oscar-winning song ~ LASTDANCE | D37. Hardly a hit ~ FLOP |
D38. All there ~ SANE | D38. T-men, e.g. ~ FEDS |
D41. Percolate ~ SEEP | D40. Prix ___ (menu phrase) ~ FIXE |
D45. Camembert's kin ~ BRIE | D45. "This scepter'd ___" (England) ~ ISLE |
D47. Bookkeeping book ~ LEDGER | D48. Capital of Greece ~ ATHENS |
D49. In addition ~ ASWELL | D50. Chinese philosophy ~ TAOISM |
D51. Country music tone ~ TWANG | D51. Badlands plateaus ~ MESAS |
D53. Scimitar ~ SWORD | D52. One of a cup's eight ~ OUNCE |
D54. Soprano's counterpart ~ TENOR | D53. Flat on one's face ~ PRONE |
D55. Make blank ~ ERASE | D54. Measure metal ~ ASSAY |
D56. Freshen ~ RENEW | D57. Kind of testimony ~ ORAL |
D57. Back talk ~ SASS | D58. Major in astronomy? ~ URSA |
D58. Detrained ~ ALIT | D59. German Mrs. ~ FRAU |
D59. ___ Grove, OK ~ LONE | D60. Pain in the joints ~ GOUT |
D61. Juan's water ~ AGUA | D61. "There was this time when . . ." ~ ONCE |
D62. Cheerleader's routine ~ YELL | D62. Henna and indigo, for two ~ DYES |