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A1. Difficult ~ HARD | A1. Free tix ~ COMPS |
A5. Poisonous snakes ~ ASPS | A6. Campbell who sang "Galveston" ~ GLEN |
A9. Emcee ~ HOST | A10. "Dang!" ~ DRAT |
A13. Confederate general Robert __ ~ ELEE | A14. Think the world of ~ ADORE |
A14. Good buddy ~ CHUM | A15. Kelly of TV talk ~ RIPA |
A15. Major artery ~ AORTA | A16. Suffix for the well-to-do ~ AIRE |
A16. College military unit: Abbr. ~ ROTC | A17. Livy or Ovid ~ ROMAN |
A17. Soft-drink flavor ~ COLA | A18. Leave unsaid ~ OMIT |
A18. Water vapor ~ STEAM | A19. Clinched, as a victory ~ ICED |
A19. Flavorful holder for hot beef ~ ONIONROLL | A20. Actor's mentor ~ DRAMACOACH |
A21. Aromas ~ ODORS | A22. Rip to shreds ~ REND |
A22. "So long!" ~ SEEYOU | A23. "A Christmas Carol" boy ~ TIM |
A23. "Tonight Show" host ~ LENO | A24. Some time soon ~ ANYDAY |
A25. Poor grades ~ DEES | A26. Sunken ship's locale ~ SEABED |
A28. Thermometer measure ~ DEGREE | A30. The Beatles inspired one ~ MANIA |
A32. Stinging insects ~ WASPS | A32. Place for a linchpin ~ AXLE |
A36. Wind-direction indicator ~ VANE | A33. Business major's subj. ~ ECON |
A38. Male hog ~ BOAR | A35. Talks like Daffy Duck ~ LISPS |
A39. __ spumante wine ~ ASTI | A39. Bread with hummus ~ PITA |
A40. Honeydew or cantaloupe ~ MELON | A40. Talked nonstop ~ RANON |
A41. Cold War adversary: Abbr. ~ USSR | A42. Do worse than place ~ SHOW |
A42. Manner of walking ~ GAIT | A43. Guinness offering ~ STOUT |
A43. Clothes-pressing appliance ~ IRON | A45. Nevada's "Biggest Little City" ~ RENO |
A44. Leg joints ~ KNEES | A46. Kudrow of "The Boss Baby" ~ LISA |
A45. Stretch out haphazardly ~ SPRAWL | A47. Chubby Checker's dance ~ TWIST |
A47. Rudolph's red feature ~ NOSE | A49. "Bury the hatchet" document ~ TREATY |
A49. Auction actions ~ BIDS | A51. Colorer's need ~ CRAYON |
A51. Rides a bike ~ CYCLES | A54. Links area ~ TEE |
A56. Treat with contempt ~ SCORN | A55. "No ___, no foul" ~ HARM |
A59. Tex-Mex snack holder ~ TACOSHELL | A56. Winter tool ~ SNOWSHOVEL |
A62. Like zoo animals ~ CAGED | A63. Silk Road locale ~ ASIA |
A63. Canyon sound ~ ECHO | A64. Went lickety-split ~ TORE |
A64. Roof overhang ~ EAVE | A65. Title role for Madonna or LuPone ~ EVITA |
A65. Impressive display ~ ARRAY | A66. Texas flag feature ~ STAR |
A66. "Huh?" ~ WHAT | A67. Electrified sword ~ EPEE |
A67. Fencing blade ~ EPEE | A68. Dixon's partner in surveying ~ MASON |
A68. Can't do without ~ NEED | A69. Surgeon's wear ~ MASK |
A69. Collectors' goals ~ SETS | A70. Holder of a low-paying job ~ PEON |
A70. Whispered "Hey you!" ~ PSST | A71. Urban Dictionary fodder ~ SLANG |
D1. Tubular sandwiches ~ HEROS | D1. Gift box attachment ~ CARD |
D2. Without help ~ ALONE | D2. Sign of spoilage ~ ODOR |
D3. Adjust, as shoelaces ~ RETIE | D3. NYC cultural attraction ~ MOMA |
D4. Wooden duck ~ DECOY | D4. Brit's baby buggy ~ PRAM |
D5. Increase gradually ~ ACCRUE | D5. Where Obama once served ~ SENATE |
D6. "Scat!" ~ SHOO | D6. Stable worker ~ GROOM |
D7. Opposite of "push" ~ PULL | D7. Coastal South American capital ~ LIMA |
D8. Itsy-bitsy ~ SMALL | D8. "Ben-Hur," e.g. ~ EPIC |
D9. Holder for a frankfurter ~ HOTDOGBUN | D9. Handwerker of hot dog fame ~ NATHAN |
D10. Black-and-white cookie ~ OREO | D10. Where cheese is found ~ DAIRYAISLE |
D11. Leading actor ~ STAR | D11. Like potatoes for hash browns ~ RICED |
D12. Scottish caps ~ TAMS | D12. "Ben-Hur" setting ~ ARENA |
D15. In unison ~ ASONE | D13. Mount Rushmore nickname ~ TEDDY |
D20. Head-motion assents ~ NODS | D21. Mulled drink ~ CIDER |
D24. Adam and Eve's garden ~ EDEN | D25. Diddly-squat ~ NIL |
D26. ". . . happily __ after" ~ EVER | D26. Easily scammed sorts ~ SAPS |
D27. Hair stylist's shop ~ SALON | D27. Toll plaza site ~ EXIT |
D29. Thorny flower ~ ROSE | D28. Voice lower than mezzo ~ ALTO |
D30. Make simpler ~ EASE | D29. Marilyn Monroe facial feature ~ BEAUTYMARK |
D31. Makes mistakes ~ ERRS | D30. Claude who painted water lilies ~ MONET |
D32. Dog's tail movements ~ WAGS | D31. Source of unattributed quotes (Abbr.) ~ ANON |
D33. "Right now!" in a memo ~ ASAP | D34. Ferris wheel units ~ CARS |
D34. Mix together ~ STIR | D36. Sunni counterpart ~ SHIA |
D35. Holder for a gyro sandwich ~ PITABREAD | D37. Alpha-Bits maker ~ POST |
D37. Prohibited thing ~ NONO | D38. Do the hula, say ~ SWAY |
D40. Not very spicy ~ MILD | D41. Lecture attendee's jottings ~ NOTES |
D44. Lock openers ~ KEYS | D44. Loveseat capacity ~ TWO |
D46. Gusty ~ WINDY | D48. Marching to the beat ~ INSTEP |
D48. Goes fast ~ SCOOTS | D50. Shortens or lengthens, perhaps ~ REHEMS |
D50. One-pot beef dishes ~ STEWS | D51. The Grand Canyon, notably ~ CHASM |
D52. Baby bird's sound ~ CHEEP | D52. Jamaican cultist, for short ~ RASTA |
D53. Jumps ~ LEAPS | D53. La Scala solos ~ ARIAS |
D54. North Pole workers ~ ELVES | D54. Sixth-grader, typically ~ TWEEN |
D55. Icy precipitation ~ SLEET | D57. "Ain't happenin'" ~ NOPE |
D56. Read quickly ~ SCAN | D58. Cookie inspired by the Hydrox ~ OREO |
D57. Show concern ~ CARE | D59. Common mirror shape ~ OVAL |
D58. Fairy tale meanie ~ OGRE | D60. Foreign student's document ~ VISA |
D60. Have sore muscles ~ ACHE | D61. School attended by 007 ~ ETON |
D61. Casual talk ~ CHAT | D62. k.d. who duetted with Tony Bennett ~ LANG |