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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 48d ute

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (3)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (6)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12)33. It may be mutual (4)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (4)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (3: A _ _)39. Subtly suggested (8)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (5)41. Groom (5: _ _ EE _)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (15: GRE _ _ _ G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)43. Secret order member (5)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RI _ SE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (5: _ A _ _ _)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (6)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (4)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (5: _ R _ _ _)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (4)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (4)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (4)
    55. Small amounts (4)
    56. Discharge (4)
    58. Seer's gift (3)
    59. Pitches (3)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 57a greeneggsandham

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (3)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (6)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12)33. It may be mutual (4)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (4)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (3: A _ _)39. Subtly suggested (8: _ _ _ _ _ D _ _)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (5)41. Groom (5: _ _ EEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (5: _ _ _ _ N)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (5: _ A _ _ _)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (6: _ _ _ S _ _)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (4)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (5: _ R _ _ _)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (4)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (4: _ G _ _)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (4: _ H _ _)
    55. Small amounts (4: _ A _ _)
    56. Discharge (4: _ M _ _)
    58. Seer's gift (3: E _ _)
    59. Pitches (3: A _ _)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 41d pr
    58d esp
    51a aol
    61a salad
    64a press

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (3)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (6)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)33. It may be mutual (4)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (4)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (8: _ _ _ _ _ D _ _)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (5)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (5: _ _ _ _ N)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (6: _ _ LSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (4)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (4)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (4: _ H _ _)
    55. Small amounts (4: _ A _ _)
    56. Discharge (4: _ M _ _)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 45d sa
    43d mason
    42a or$

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (3)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (6: _ M _ _ OR)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ S _ A _ _ _ _)33. It may be mutual (4)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (4: _ _ O _)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4: A _ S _)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4: _ _ R _)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (8: _ _ _ _ _ D _ _)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (5: O _ _ _ _)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (4)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (4)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (4: _ H _ _)
    55. Small amounts (4: _ A _ _)
    56. Discharge (4: _ M _ _)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • Maciejasjmj

    @error_bot
    42a cmajor
    56d emit
    53a oeste

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (3)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7: _ _ _ _ C _ _)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMAJOR)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ S _ A _ _ _ _)33. It may be mutual (4: _ _ J _)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (4: _ _ O _)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4: A _ S _)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4: _ _ R _)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (8: _ A _ _ ED _ _)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (4: _ _ _ I)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (4: _ _ _ T)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (4: SH _ _)
    55. Small amounts (4: TA _ _)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • Maciejasjmj

    @error_bot 42a cminor
    39d hintedat

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (3)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7: _ _ _ _ C _ _)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4: H _ _ _)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ S _ AN _ _ _)33. It may be mutual (4: _ _ N _)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (4: _ _ O _)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4: A _ ST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4: _ _ R _)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (4: A _ _ I)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (4: T _ _ T)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (4: SH _ _)
    55. Small amounts (4: TA _ _)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 54d shue
    55d tads

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (3)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7: _ _ _ _ C _ _)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4: H _ _ _)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ S _ AN _ _ _)33. It may be mutual (4: _ _ N _)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (4: _ _ O _)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4: A _ ST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4: _ _ R _)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 33d fund
    34d aloe
    35d b

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7: _ _ _ _ C _ _)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (4: HUL _)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ S _ ANDE _)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4: A _ ST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4: B _ R _)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 39a a$

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7: _ _ _ _ C _ _)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ S _ ANDE _)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (4: A _ ST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (4: BAR _)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 35d barr
    49a asst

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (4)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (5)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (7: _ _ _ _ C _ S)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (3)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ S _ ANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • Maciejasjmj

    @error_bot 19d malay
    32a nosy
    25d bisects
    30d vol

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _ _ _ _)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5: A _ _ _ _)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6: BL _ _ _ _)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ VIA _)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ _ _ _ L)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (5: _ _ _ LE)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ _ _)29. Put in a stake (5: _ N _ _ _)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (12: _ R _ _ _ STANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (3)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (6: _ RIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 37a title
    38d inn
    44a grandstander

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _ _ _ _)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5: A _ _ _ _)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6: BL _ _ _ _)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ VIA _)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (7: _ _ _ T _ AL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (4: P _ N _)29. Put in a stake (5: _ NT _ D)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 29d anted
    24d partial

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _ _ _ _)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5: A _ _ _ _)10. More in need (6)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (5)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (6: BL _ _ _ _)12. Exhaust (5)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12: _ _ _ _ _ A _ AVIA _)13. Eye sores (5)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ _ _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ Z)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TZU)28. Renaissance instrument (4: _ _ _ U)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 25a bleeps
    28d lute
    40a tse

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _ _ _ _)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5: A _ _ _ _)10. More in need (6: _ _ _ _ E _)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (5: _ _ _ _ E)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (5: _ _ _ _ P)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (12: _ _ L _ _ A _ AVIA _)13. Eye sores (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: _ _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: _ _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 26a belugacaviar

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    Clues
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    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8: _ _ _ _ _ U _ _)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ _ _ _ C)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _ _ _ _)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5: A _ _ _ _)10. More in need (6: _ _ _ _ ER)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (5: _ _ _ _ E)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (5: _ _ _ _ P)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: _ _ _ G _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 13d styes

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4)
    10. "In addition ..." (4: _ _ _ S)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8: _ _ _ _ _ U _ _)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3)
    16. Boot (4: _ _ _ T)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ _ _ _ C)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M _ _ _ Y)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3)
    22. Squabble (5: A _ _ _ E)10. More in need (6: _ _ _ _ ER)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (5: _ _ _ _ E)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (5: _ _ _ _ P)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: _ _ _ G _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 17a thecolorofmoney

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (4: _ _ _ S)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4: _ _ E _)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8: _ _ C _ _ U _ _)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3: _ _ L)
    16. Boot (4: _ _ _ T)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ O _ _ C)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4: _ _ R _)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4: _ _ O _)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3: _ _ F)
    22. Squabble (5: A _ _ _ E)10. More in need (6: _ _ O _ ER)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (5: _ _ N _ E)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (5: _ _ E _ P)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ _ G _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot
    10d poorer
    11d lunge
    12d useup

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4: _ _ E _)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8: _ _ C _ _ U _ _)
    15. More than miffed (5)5. Standard ___ (3: _ _ L)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ O _ _ C)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4: _ _ R _)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4: _ _ O _)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3: _ _ F)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ _ G _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 5d oil

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5: O _ _ _ _)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (4: _ _ E _)
    14. Parrot (4)4. Milk sources (8: _ _ C _ _ U _ _)
    15. More than miffed (5: I _ _ _ _)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ O _ _ C)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4: _ _ R _)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5)8. Immensely (4: _ _ O _)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3: _ _ F)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ _ G _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 3d shel

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4: _ _ S _)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5: O _ _ _ _)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (4: _ _ H _)4. Milk sources (8: _ _ C _ _ U _ _)
    15. More than miffed (5: I _ _ _ _)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ O _ _ C)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4: _ _ R _)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5: _ _ L _ _)8. Immensely (4: _ _ O _)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3: _ _ F)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (4: _ _ P _)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ _ G _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 23a napa

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4: _ _ S _)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5: O _ _ _ _)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (4: _ _ H _)4. Milk sources (8: _ _ C _ NU _ _)
    15. More than miffed (5: I _ _ _ _)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ O _ AC)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4: _ _ R _)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5: _ _ L _ _)8. Immensely (4: _ _ O _)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3: _ _ F)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (NAPA)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ U _ _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ AG _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ T _)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    @error_bot 4d coconuts

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    Clues
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    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4: _ _ SC)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (5: O _ _ _ _)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (4: _ _ HO)4. Milk sources (COCONUTS)
    15. More than miffed (5: I _ _ _ _)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (6: _ _ O _ AC)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4: _ _ R _)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5: _ _ LO _)8. Immensely (4: _ _ O _)
    21. Kind of master (3)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3: _ _ F)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (NAPA)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ UT _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ AG _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ TS)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

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    5a oprah
    6d prozac
    21a zen

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4: _ _ SC)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (OPRAH)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (4: _ _ HO)4. Milk sources (COCONUTS)
    15. More than miffed (5: IR _ _ _)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (PROZAC)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (4: R _ RE)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5: _ _ LO _)8. Immensely (4: A _ ON)
    21. Kind of master (ZEN)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (3: H _ F)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (NAPA)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ UT _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ AG _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ TS)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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  • dkf
    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

    @error_bot 15a irate

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (4: _ _ SC)1. Takes a risk (4: _ _ T _)
    5. Daytime TV staple (OPRAH)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: _ _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (4: _ _ HO)4. Milk sources (COCONUTS)
    15. More than miffed (IRATE)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (PROZAC)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (RARE)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5: _ _ LO _)8. Immensely (ATON)
    21. Kind of master (ZEN)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (HEF)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (NAPA)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ UT _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ AG _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ TS)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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    Discourse touched me in a no-no place

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    1a bosc
    1d bets

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    NY Times, Wed, Jul 02, 2008

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. "The aristocrat of pears" (BOSC)1. Takes a risk (BETS)
    5. Daytime TV staple (OPRAH)2. Cuatro y cuatro (4: O _ H _)
    10. "In addition ..." (PLUS)3. "Where the Sidewalk Ends" author Silverstein (SHEL)
    14. Parrot (4: E _ HO)4. Milk sources (COCONUTS)
    15. More than miffed (IRATE)5. Standard ___ (OIL)
    16. Boot (OUST)6. Disposition pick-me-up (PROZAC)
    17. *1986 Newman/Cruise film (THECOLOROFMONEY)7. Label in a bibliophile's catalog (RARE)
    20. Jazz session highlights (5: S _ LO _)8. Immensely (ATON)
    21. Kind of master (ZEN)9. Mag mogul beginning in the '50s (HEF)
    22. Squabble (ARGUE)10. More in need (POORER)
    23. Vintner's valley (NAPA)11. Kendo motion (LUNGE)
    25. Deletes, as expletives (BLEEPS)12. Exhaust (USEUP)
    26. *Ritzy delicacy (BELUGACAVIAR)13. Eye sores (STYES)
    31. Woodworking tool (6: _ _ UT _ R)18. Missouri River tributary (5: O _ AG _)
    32. Meddlesome (NOSY)19. Language of Kuala Lumpur (MALAY)
    33. Marvelous, in slang (FAB)24. Like early election night returns (PARTIAL)
    36. Symbols of industry (4: _ _ TS)25. Halves (BISECTS)
    37. Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g. (TITLE)26. Grill option, for short (4: B _ _ T)
    39. Dance with a wiggle (HULA)27. Seemingly forever (4: E _ _ S)
    40. China's Lao-___ (TSE)28. Renaissance instrument (LUTE)
    41. Languish (PINE)29. Put in a stake (ANTED)
    42. Key of Beethoven's Fifth (CMINOR)30. L x w x h (VOL)
    44. *Showboating type (GRANDSTANDER)33. It may be mutual (FUND)
    46. Half of an old comedy duo (LAUREL)34. Balm ingredient (ALOE)
    49. #2: Abbr. (ASST)35. Attorney general after Thornburgh (BARR)
    50. Navel type (OUTIE)38. Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g. (INN)
    51. Alternative to Gmail (AOL)39. Subtly suggested (HINTEDAT)
    53. 90 degrees from norte (OESTE)41. Groom (PREEN)
    57. Dr. Seuss book ... or a description of the answers to the three starred clues (GREENEGGSANDHAM)43. Secret order member (MASON)
    60. Dinghy pair (OARS)44. Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB Bob (GRIESE)
    61. Weight-watcher's order, maybe (SALAD)45. Dances to some of Gloria Estefan's music (SALSAS)
    62. "Never follow" sloganeer, once (AUDI)46. Symbols of industry (LOGOS)
    63. Gin flavorer (SLOE)47. Heard, but not seen (AURAL)
    64. Iron (PRESS)48. In ___ (not yet born) (UTERO)
    65. Try out (TEST)51. Gelatin substitute (AGAR)
    52. Watch like a wolf (OGLE)
    54. Actress Elisabeth (SHUE)
    55. Small amounts (TADS)
    56. Discharge (EMIT)
    58. Seer's gift (ESP)
    59. Pitches (ADS)
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