11/22/16
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1D
Cousin of a cobbler
CRISP
2D
One of the Marx Brothers
HARPO
3D
Outdo
ONE-UP
4D
What’s punched into an A.T.M., redundantly
PIN NUMBER
5D
Sault ___ Marie, Ont.
STE
6D
Pizza chain found in many food courts
SBARRO
7D
Expressed amazement
OOHED
8D
It might involve mutual raising of tariffs
TRADE WAR
9D
Film character who was asked to “Play it”
SAM
10D
Capital of Jordan
AMMAN
11D
Dark brown rodents with long tails and large eyes
FIELD MICE
12D
Proactiv target
ACNE
13D
Darn!
RATS!
19D
Mideast’s Gulf of ___
OMAN
21D
___ Theater, venue of “The Phantom of the Opera,” the longest-running production in Broadway history
MAJESTIC
24D
Haha, u r hilarious
LOL
25D
Crack shooters
MARKSMEN
29D
Belligerent Greek god
ARES
30D
Sweater ___
VEST
31D
This doesn’t look good
UH-OH
32D
Coke or Pepsi
SODA
33D
Old radio show set in Harlem
AMOS ‘N’ ANDY
34D
MSNBC’s “Morning ___”
JOE
35D
Garrison Keillor’s home state
MINNESOTA
38D
Trick-taking game with a 48-card deck
PINOCHLE
43D
___ Lingus
AER
45D
Hand, to Javier
MANO
46D
Something record-breaking
A FIRST
48D
Tour de France sights
BIKES
One Clue Crossword
WordBrain
WordBubbles!
Word Whizzle
Words Crush
49D
Carolers’ repertoire
NOELS
50D
Himalayan land
NEPAL
51D
Frank who directed “Mr Smith Goes to Washington”
CAPRA
52D
Kind of client
EMAIL
53D
Elitist sort
SNOB
54D
Preppy shirt
POLO
58D
Bro or sis
SIB
59D
Musical syllable after “oom”
PAH
1A
Musical talent, informally
CHOPS
6A
Drunkards
SOTS
10A
Quite a ways away
AFAR
14A
Rehearsed a piece through from start to finish, in theater lingo
RAN IT
15A
When doubled, a South Seas island
BORA
16A
Mineral in layers
MICA
17A
Memorable 2011 hurricane
IRENE
18A
When you get it
AHA MOMENT (“ham”)
20A
Like yarn
SPUN
21A
Talking horse of 1960s TV
MR ED
22A
Cock and bull
MALES
23A
Something might be brought back by this
POPULAR DEMAND (“lard”)
26A
Voodoo spell
MOJO
27A
Ashen
WAN
28A
Dallas cager, informally
MAV
31A
In working order
USABLE
34A
Marmalade container
JAR
35A
Mud
MIRE
36A
Where the heart is
HOME
37A
Versatile eating implement
SPORK (“pork”)
39A
Decorates, as a cake
ICES
40A
Scent
ODOR
41A
Knot
TIE
42A
Most sensible
SANEST
44A
Possesses
HAS
45A
Max’s opposite
MIN
46A
Grace ender
AMEN
47A
Eastern or Western, for hoopsters
NBA CONFERENCE (“bacon”)
53A
Carmen setting
SPAIN
55A
The Canadian loonie or toonie, e.g.
COIN
56A
Meeting point for tailors?
SEAM
57A
Like the four things named in the shaded squares
NON-KOSHER
59A
Momma’s partner
POPPA
60A
Shoppe descriptor
OLDE
61A
Woes
ILLS
62A
Onetime arcade giant
ATARI
63A
Word before and after “will be”
BOYS
64A
Casual sign-off in a letter
BEST
65A
Opposite of 57-Across, to Muslims
HALAL