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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indian city to visit for a nosh? | DELHI |
| 6 | Auto factory machine | ROBOT |
| 11 | Take a load off | SIT |
| 14 | “Let’s settle this!” | ITSON |
| 15 | Start of a counting-out rhyme | ONEPOTATO |
| 17 | Polynesian Disney princess | MOANA |
| 18 | *Caterpillar, after metamorphosis | BUTTERFLY |
| 19 | Friendly alliances | ENTENTES |
| 21 | Snaky swimmers | EELS |
| 22 | Senator’s affirmative | YEA |
| 23 | Money for the poor | ALMS |
| 26 | Pool workout unit | LAP |
| 28 | *Musicians’ improvisational get-together | JAMSESSION |
| 34 | Font flourish | SERIF |
| 36 | “What a pity!” | SOSAD |
| 37 | Attempt | TRY |
| 38 | Divided Asian peninsula | KOREA |
| 39 | ___ generis | SUI |
| 40 | Missouri tribe | OSAGE |
| 42 | Words with pinch or pickle | INA |
| 43 | Deceitful folks | LIARS |
| 45 | Dropped pudding sound | SPLAT |
| 46 | *Noted Minnesota hospital | MAYOCLINIC |
| 49 | Harry and Hermione’s pal | RON |
| 50 | Common Christmas present | DOLL |
| 51 | Praiseful poem | ODE |
| 53 | Sheltered at sea | ALEE |
| 56 | “As God is my witness!” | ISWEARIT |
| 61 | *Tentacled sea creature | JELLYFISH |
| 65 | “Haste makes waste,” e.g. | ADAGE |
| 66 | Anatomist’s talus | ANKLEBONE |
| 67 | Car that’s a clunker | LEMON |
| 68 | Hwys. | RDS |
| 69 | Ship of 1492 | PINTA |
| 70 | Brainy | SMART |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coin with grooved edges | DIME |
| 2 | School attended by British royals | ETON |
| 3 | Future atty.’s exam | LSAT |
| 4 | *Sweetie | HONEYPIE |
| 5 | Silly | INANE |
| 6 | Spa guest’s wrap | ROBE |
| 7 | Burden | ONUS |
| 8 | Transaction with a bookie | BET |
| 9 | Make a choice | OPT |
| 10 | Pirouette point | TOE |
| 11 | Spot for valuables | SAFE |
| 12 | “___ have to wait” | ITLL |
| 13 | Common Christmas presents | TOYS |
| 16 | Long lock | TRESS |
| 20 | ___ Mahal | TAJ |
| 23 | Birthplace of St. Francis | ASSISI |
| 24 | Grazing expanse | LEA |
| 25 | Old PC platform | MSDOS |
| 26 | “Bleeding Love” singer Lewis | LEONA |
| 27 | Ordered formation | ARRAY |
| 29 | Set upon | ASSAIL |
| 30 | Grieve | MOURN |
| 31 | Author Calvino | ITALO |
| 32 | Hymn accompanier | ORGAN |
| 33 | No, to Nikita | NYET |
| 34 | Milk choice | SKIM |
| 35 | Edie of “The Sopranos” | FALCO |
| 41 | Cop’s order before frisking, and what to do with the starts of the starred answers | SPREADEM |
| 44 | Out of work, perhaps | ILL |
| 47 | Longtime “Entertainment Tonight” co-anchor Nancy | ODELL |
| 48 | Heifer, later | COW |
| 52 | Goals of negotiations | DEALS |
| 53 | Not latched | AJAR |
| 54 | Banks and libraries do it | LEND |
| 55 | Fraternal order since 1868 | ELKS |
| 56 | Ain’t correct? | ISNT |
| 57 | Citi Field forerunner | SHEA |
| 58 | Hindu hero | RAMA |
| 59 | Dr. Frankenstein’s assistant | IGOR |
| 60 | Carnival sight | TENT |
| 62 | “Uh-huh” | YEP |
| 63 | CBS crime drama since 2018 | FBI |
| 64 | Charged particle | ION |