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1C
Borscht source
Beet
5C
Slanted type (Abbr.)
Ital
9C
Done in, as a dragon
Slain
14C
Brand for Fido
Alpo
15C
Cyrano’s protuberance
Nose
16C
Cut in two
Halve
17C
Mob scene
Riot
18C
Castor, to Pollux
Twin
19C
Speck in the ocean
Islet
20C
They’re checked
Boxes on Forms
23C
“Sophie’s Choice” author William
Styron
24C
Hams it up
Emotes
28C
Business card abbr.
Tel
30C
Bug planter, perhaps
Spy
31C
Actress Longoria
Eva
32C
Give or take
About
36C
Suffix with kitchen
Ette
38C
GM’s German subsidiary
Opel
39C
They’re checked
Bags on Airliners
42C
Societal woes
Ills
43C
Words of approximation
Or So
44C
“Later!”
See Ya
45C
River of Scotland
Dee
46C
Not easily tricked
Sly
47C
Soccer standout Hamm
Mia
49C
Editorial slip-ups
Errata
51C
Mr. Met, for one
Mascot
56C
They’re checked
Kings in Chess
60C
Prepare, as ham or eggs
Devil
63C
Patronized Uber, say
Rode
One Clue Crossword
WordBrain
WordBubbles!
Word Whizzle
Words Crush
64C
Pro (in proportion)
Rata
65C
Make giddy
Elate
66C
Michael J.’s “Family Ties” role
Alex
67C
Tech’s client
User
68C
2-Down’s Marner
Silas
69C
Nut center
Meat
70C
Metros and Prizms of 1990s autodom
Geos
1D
Stinging remarks
Barbs
2D
Author George
Eliot
3D
Super-strong glue
Epoxy
4D
One with a burden
Toter
5D
Recite monotonously
Intone
6D
Crier’s employer
Town
7D
“Yeah, sure!”
As If
8D
Lantern-jawed former TV host
Leno
9D
Wobble in a car’s front end
Shimmy
10D
Oater rope
Lasso
11D
The whole shebang
All
12D
” had it!”
Ive
13D
Trawler’s gear
Net
21D
voce (softly)
Sotto
22D
Ward off
Repel
25D
Conical abode
Tepee
26D
The “E” of EGBDF
Every
27D
Zesty dip
Salsa
29D
’60s counterculturist Timothy
Leary
30D
Politico Thurmond
Strom
32D
Put up with
Abide
33D
Hayfield machine
Baler
34D
Leering sort
Ogler
35D
Letters on a battleship
USS
37D
” the season . . .”
Tis
38D
Latish lunchtime
One
40D
Strikeout king Ryan
Nolan
41D
Asimov of sci-fi
Isaac
46D
Subway entrances
Stiles
48D
First-in-line’s words
Im Next
50D
Japanese dog breed
Akita
52D
“Beats me” gesture
Shrug
53D
Go no further
Cease
54D
Prefix meaning “bone”
Osteo
55D
Bygone Russian rulers
Tsars
57D
Dietary fat unit
Gram
58D
Dover (fish dish)
Sole
59D
Inventor’s spark
Idea
60D
Moines, Iowa
Des
61D
One of football’s Mannings
Eliot
62D
Kilmer of “Batman Forever”
Val