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A1. Start of Hamlet's soliloquy ~ TOBE | A1. Concerning ~ ASTO |
A5. Gators' cousins ~ CROCS | A5. Tell whoppers ~ LIE |
A10. Mamie's husband ~ IKE | A8. Calicos and tabbies ~ CATS |
A13. Pinnacle ~ APEX | A12. Group of second-stringers ~ BTEAM |
A14. Airline employee ~ PILOT | A14. Musical sound ~ TONE |
A15. Like most Twizzlers and Hot Tamales ~ RED | A15. 4,840 square yards ~ ACRE |
A16. U. of Maryland player, familiarly ~ TERP | A16. Boston site that lent its name to a 1775 battle ~ BUNKERHILL |
A17. Was remembered ~ CAMETOMIND | A18. Traditional mincemeat ingredient ~ SUET |
A19. Buck's rack ~ ANTLERS | A19. Industrious insect ~ ANT |
A21. Comfortably warm ~ TOASTY | A20. Awaken ~ ROUSE |
A22. Pueblo people ~ HOPI | A21. Solemn ceremonies ~ RITES |
A23. Onion-topped roll ~ BIALY | A22. The U.S. military's Minuteman, e.g. ~ ICBM |
A25. Sacred beetle of ancient Egypt ~ SCARAB | A23. Without company ~ ALONE |
A27. This clue's lang. ~ ENG | A25. Pegged scoring aid for card players ~ CRIBBAGEBOARD |
A28. Basic learning ~ ABCS | A29. "I regret to tell you..." ~ ALAS |
A32. Valentine trim ~ LACE | A31. "Bro!" ~ DUDE |
A33. Sheriff's ID ~ BADGE | A32. "The Matrix" hero ~ NEO |
A35. Crewmate of Spock and Uhura ~ SULU | A33. ChapStick target ~ LIP |
A36. One, to Juan ~ UNO | A34. Mussed hair upon waking, and a hint to the circled starts of answers ~ BEDHEAD |
A37. Created for a specific purpose, as a committee ~ ADHOC | A37. Joke, or choke ~ GAG |
A38. One of the Bobbsey twins ~ NAN | A38. Inventor Whitney ~ ELI |
A39. It's on the house ~ ROOF | A39. Popular cookie ~ OREO |
A41. "Pride ___ before a fall" ~ GOETH | A40. Spot for a yodeler ~ ALPS |
A42. Body covering ~ SKIN | A41. Dairy aisle tubful ~ COTTAGECHEESE |
A43. Brazilian soccer great ~ PELE | A46. Ancient Greek storyteller ~ AESOP |
A44. Stretch of history ~ ERA | A47. Feed for fillies ~ OATS |
A45. Diner or chophouse ~ EATERY | A48. Dropped tomato sound ~ SPLAT |
A47. Like judges and spa guests ~ ROBED | A50. Game for a retriever ~ FETCH |
A49. Dubai leader ~ EMIR | A52. X, in Athens ~ CHI |
A50. City of west Texas ~ ELPASO | A55. Rainbow goddess ~ IRIS |
A53. Pumped up ~ PSYCHED | A56. Detective in books by Erle Stanley Gardner writing as A.A. Fair ~ BERTHACOOL |
A56. Acts the raconteur ~ TELLSATALE | A58. Knock for a loop ~ DAZE |
A59. Flier with a tail ~ KITE | A59. Big name in moisturizers ~ OLAY |
A60. Fuss ~ ADO | A60. Author's work ~ NOVEL |
A61. Triumphant boast ~ IRULE | A61. Colon in an emoticon, often ~ EYES |
A62. Forearm bone ~ ULNA | A62. Bestselling K-pop group ~ BTS |
A63. Place, as a bet ~ LAY | A63. Harry Truman's wife ~ BESS |
A64. Moved laterally ~ EDGED | D1. Bestselling Europop group ~ ABBA |
A65. Scheme ~ PLAN | D2. Knock for a loop ~ STUN |
D1. Breezy "bye!" ~ TATA | D3. Camper's shelter ~ TENT |
D2. Ready for customers ~ OPEN | D4. Acorn source ~ OAK |
D3. Detective in a series of Erle Stanley Gardner mysteries ~ BERTHACOOL | D5. Lane in Metropolis ~ LOIS |
D4. Look around ~ EXPLORE | D6. Conspiring (with) ~ INLEAGUE |
D5. Experts with IRS forms ~ CPAS | D7. Twisty fish ~ EEL |
D6. Crater feature ~ RIM | D8. Spot with slots ~ CASINO |
D7. World Cup cheer ~ OLE | D9. Something that's not quite right? ~ ACUTEANGLE |
D8. Curdled milk product ~ COTTAGECHEESE | D10. 4-Down, for one ~ TREE |
D9. Lunch counter seat ~ STOOL | D11. Club musicians' performances ~ SETS |
D10. Colorful eye part ~ IRIS | D13. Word of gratitude, in Grenoble ~ MERCI |
D11. Clark of the Daily Planet ~ KENT | D14. Start for tack or screw ~ THUMB |
D12. Whirling water ~ EDDY | D17. Son of Ned Stark, on "Game of Thrones" ~ ROBB |
D17. Peg holder for card players ~ CRIBBAGEBOARD | D21. Dressed for court ~ ROBED |
D18. Chichen Itza people ~ MAYAS | D22. Taxing org. ~ IRS |
D20. Pollution-policing org. ~ EPA | D24. Mother of Castor and Pollux ~ LEDA |
D23. Messy hair in the morning, and a hint to the tops of the theme answers ~ BEDHEAD | D25. You do it by shifting ~ CAPITALIZE |
D24. Silver bar ~ INGOT | D26. Created for a specific purpose ~ ADHOC |
D25. Drink rudely ~ SLURP | D27. Harvest ~ REAP |
D26. River craft ~ CANOE | D28. Beagles and bassets ~ DOGS |
D29. Battle site of 1775 ~ BUNKERHILL | D29. Phillies baseman Bohm ~ ALEC |
D30. Debussy's "___ de lune" ~ CLAIR | D30. Stitch's friend in a Disney franchise ~ LILO |
D31. Fair forecast ~ SUNNY | D34. Be a braggart ~ BOAST |
D34. Find charming ~ ADORE | D35. Therefore ~ ERGO |
D40. Wild ~ FERAL | D36. Sincere ~ DEEPFELT |
D42. Bank heist, perhaps ~ STICKUP | D40. Braying beast ~ ASS |
D46. One of Alcott's March sisters ~ AMY | D42. Flirty folks ~ TEASES |
D48. Davis of "Jungle Fever" ~ OSSIE | D43. Babe or hunk ~ HOTTY |
D50. Name-dropping abbr.? ~ ETAL | D44. Apiece ~ EACH |
D51. Mother of Helen of Troy ~ LEDA | D45. Patriot Allen ~ ETHAN |
D52. Trick ~ PLOY | D48. Any of five on a pentagon ~ SIDE |
D53. Entreated ~ PLED | D49. Seek divine help ~ PRAY |
D54. Sicilian peak ~ ETNA | D51. Distinctive times ~ ERAS |
D55. College leader ~ DEAN | D52. Sheltered bay ~ COVE |
D57. Sudden pull ~ TUG | D53. Weed whackers ~ HOES |
D58. Pub libation ~ ALE | D54. Misfortunes ~ ILLS |