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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Mineral used in much tailor’s chalk | TALC |
5 | Bridge feat | SLAM |
9 | March parade VIP | ST PAT |
14 | Hipbones | ILIA |
15 | Ripped into pieces, with “up” | TORE … |
16 | Football venue | ARENA |
17 | Rind | PEEL |
18 | “Terrible” Russian ruler | IVAN |
19 | Subsequently | LATER |
20 | *Inside scoop | SCUTTLEBUTT |
23 | Couple | TWO |
24 | Civil rights leader Medgar | EVERS |
25 | Greasy | OILY |
27 | Feline metaphor for a wealthy donor | FAT CAT |
30 | Actress Bening | ANNETTE |
33 | Brightly colored fish | OPAH |
34 | Bathroom fixtures | TUBS |
37 | Lucy’s best friend in old TV | ETHEL |
38 | Not dis? | DAT |
39 | Decade in which the Slinky debuted … and a phonetic hint to the answers to starred clues | FORTIES and FOUR Ts |
41 | Part of ESL: Abbr. | ENG |
42 | Eight-related | OCTAL |
44 | Soccer score | GOAL |
45 | Shaving lotion brand | AFTA |
46 | Let go | RELEASE |
48 | Newspaper chief | EDITOR |
50 | Art Deco master | ERTE |
51 | More wise | SAGER |
53 | Proactiv target | ZIT |
55 | *End-of-broadcasting image on old late-night TV | TEST PATTERN |
60 | Farsi speaker | IRANI |
62 | Beach bird | TERN |
63 | “I had no __!”: “What a surprise!” | IDEA |
64 | Frigid | POLAR |
65 | Clapton who sang “Layla” | ERIC |
66 | Sail support | MAST |
67 | Public to-do | SCENE |
68 | Brazilian soccer legend | PELE |
69 | CPR pros | EMTS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Waitstaff rewards | TIPS |
2 | Actor Baldwin | ALEC |
3 | “In __ of gifts … ” | LIEU |
4 | Pasadena institute where most of “The Big Bang Theory” characters work | CALTECH |
5 | High, thin heel | STILETTO |
6 | Aficionado | LOVER |
7 | Many Yemenis | ARABS |
8 | Software options list | MENU |
9 | Soup crackers | SALTINES |
10 | Singer’s syllable before la-la | TRA- |
11 | *Minor shoplifting crime, say | PETTY THEFT |
12 | Again | ANEW |
13 | Hawaiian tuber | TARO |
21 | FDR power project | TVA |
22 | Freight weight | TON |
26 | Allow | LET |
27 | Big name in travel guides | FODOR |
28 | Lickety-split | APACE |
29 | *Snitch | TATTLETALE |
30 | Largest continent | ASIA |
31 | __-one: long odds | TEN-TO |
32 | “Pomp and Circumstance” composer | ELGAR |
35 | Strong desire | URGE |
36 | “Takin’ Care of Business” rockers, initially | BTO |
39 | What a spare replaces | FLAT TIRE |
40 | Refinement | ELEGANCE |
43 | __ Lingus | AER |
45 | When the show must go on | AIRTIME |
47 | “Comprende?” | SEE? |
49 | MLB’s Tigers, on scoreboards | DET |
51 | Cubic meter | STERE |
52 | Month of showers | APRIL |
53 | Postal codes | ZIPS |
54 | Classic Camaro | IROC |
56 | Big first for a baby | STEP |
57 | Mild Dutch cheese | EDAM |
58 | Take it easy | REST |
59 | D.C. MLB team | NATS |
61 | Tandoori bread | NAN |