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1D
Poke fun at
MOCK
2D
Tennis legend Arthur
ASHE
3D
Neighborhood south of SoHo
CHINATOWN
4D
Skipped, as a dance
SAT OUT
5D
Bubkes
ZILCH
6D
County in Colorado or New Mexico
OTERO
7D
..D#___ as it is in heaven
ON EARTH
8D
Daybreak, to Donne
MORN
9D
Closes, as a fly
ZIPS UP
10D
Ironically, the last song in “A Chorus Line”
ONE
11D
She’s got her OWN network
OPRAH
12D
___ jumbo
MUMBO
16D
Old Russian ruler
TSAR
22D
Old German ruler
KAISER
25D
Exmaple for example, for example
TYPO
27D
Former New England Patriot Bruschi whose name is a bear to pronounce?
TEDY
28D
GoldenEye spy
BOND
29D
Vicinity
AREA
31D
Called
RANG
34D
What generals keep up their sleevies?
ARMIES
35D
Program listings, briefly
SKED
37D
Damn right!
YOU BETCHA!
38D
Um ..D#sorry!
ER … NO!
39D
Saturday Night Live sketch
SKIT
41D
687 days, on Mars
YEAR
43D
I haven’t a thing to ___!
WEAR
46D
She had a hit with “Foolish”
ASHANTI
49D
RoboCop, e.g.
CYBORG
51D
Toodles!
BYE NOW!
52D
You can pack it
HEAT
53D
___ Island (immigrants’ site)
ELLIS
54D
Excuse
ALIBI
56D
___ the side of caution
ERR ON
57D
Mimicking
APING
One Clue Crossword
WordBrain
WordBubbles!
Word Whizzle
Words Crush
60D
Hurries
HIES
62D
Skyping needs
CAMS
63D
Dish made of leftovers
HASH
65D
Word after Big or top
TEN
1C
Computers that are un-PC
MACS
5C
With 9-Across, an auto ad slogan
ZOOM (Zoom-Zoom)
9C
With 5-Across, quickly
ZOOM (zoom zoom)
13C
Workplace protection agcy.
OSHA
14C
My Heart Can’t Take ___ More (1963 Supremes song)
IT NO
15C
Two cents, so to speak
INPUT
17C
Pay me later marker
CHIT
18C
Sly look
LEER
19C
Salon jobs, for short
PERMS
20C
Casino game that looks like a thou in reverse
KENO
21C
Grouches
CRANKS
23C
Lawyer’s org.
ABA
24C
With 26-Across, 1982 Al Pacino film
AUTHOR (“Author! Author!”)
26C
With 24-Across, 1962 P. G. Wodehouse book
AUTHOR (“Author! Author!”)
28C
Bonkers
BATTY
30C
Horsefeathers
TRIPE
32C
Spanish treasure
ORO
33C
Ottoman bigwigs
PASHAS
36C
Colors, as Easter eggs
DYES
40C
With 42-Across, Frank Sinatra signature song
NEW YORK (“New York, New York”)
42C
With 40-Across, where Broadway is
NEW YORK (New York, New York)
44C
Hamlet or Ophelia
DANE
45C
Scanty, in London
MEAGRE
47C
Prefix with lateral
UNI-
48C
They turn litmus paper red
ACIDS
50C
Monk’s superior
ABBOT
52C
With 55-Across, town crier’s cry
HEAR YE (Hear ye! Hear ye!)
55C
With 52-Across, Aaron Copland ballet
HEAR YE (“Hear Ye! Hear Ye!”)
58C
Pipe fitting
ELL
59C
Equivalent of C natural
B-SHARP
61C
___ A Sketch
ETCH
64C
Samuel on the Supreme Court
ALITO
66C
Cross inscription
INRI
67C
Final Four grp.
NCAA
68C
River near the Vatican
TIBER
69C
British prep school
ETON
70C
Resistance units
OHMS
71C
With 72-Across, noted maximum security prison
SING (Sing Sing)
72C
With 71- and 72-Across, classic Louis Prima tune
SING (“Sing, Sing, Sing”)
73C
___ ME (phrase written on dirty cars)
WASH