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Mark Diehl
Mark Diehl

NY Times, Sun, Apr 10, 2016 PUNS AND ANAGRAMS

41-Down : Part of a meal at a fiesta

Author:
Mark Diehl
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 68, Blocks: 30
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© 2016, The New York Times
Across
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Stage items lifted : PROPSUP
8
Things worn under ze blouses : ZEBRAS
14
Cause to ever be a mourner : BEREAVE
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Shook or used a buzzer on : AROUSED
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Mr. Earl, a person sounding an alert : ALARMER
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Gas station sign to which I refer a motorist with a flat : FREEAIR
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... Q R S U V W ... : NOT
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Go along at nature's pace : SAUNTER
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Animal back in Hungary : GNU
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Pest control on CD : DCON
25
5 + 0 + 1 + 500 : VOID
26
Pairs of high fives : HIFI
27
Author whose first two initials fit between I-L wrong : JKROWLING
30
Mostly slaved over the wash : LAVED
31
Why lira gets exchanged into this : RIYAL
32
Leases stands : EASELS
33
It will sustain vendor of tchotchkes : SOUVENIRSTAND
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It's a blessing having these furs : SABLES
37
Things set on a staff : NOTES
38
Provides with piles of food and drink : PLIES
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They'll help you unwind at 10 Star Lane : RELAXANTS
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Allows coup's end : LETS
44
Lean fellow : NEAL
45
Cry that might follow a "Hey!" : YEAH
46
Creature that will sap your vitality : ASP
47
Portions of ft./hours : FOURTHS
50
Kind of cable : AMI
51
Early S.S. killers : SLAYERS
53
Silage consigned to a barn : OATBRAN
55
Measurer of the popularity of Don's music : HOGAUGE
56
Yielding to A.P. libel : PLIABLE
57
Poems in praise of an appliance maker : GEODES
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Went off on one's rest day : STRAYED
Down
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Letters before -UNK in a lunchbox : PBANDJ
2
Secure le cork again : RELOCK
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One who can roar to a crowd : ORATOR
4
Mr. Simmons : PER
5
Club selling mass quantities : SAMS
6
Colorful part of Ave. U : UVEA
7
Person in a ravine up in the Andes : PERUVIAN
8
Plump Arizona gift : ZAFTIG
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Inferred in the end by mistake : ERRED
10
African robe : BOER
11
Street in Western Europe : RUE
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Foregone, like in savage conclusions : ASAGIVEN
13
Sitcom in which George and Elaine were fed lines : SEINFELD
16
Actress Joanne's driver's license and such : DRUIDS
21
N connected to the Internet + AR : NONLINEAR
24
U.N.'s role in anarchy : NORULES
26
Provides input regarding a sashay : HASASAY
28
They have views on marriage : WIVES
29
Compounds in polyester : LYES
30
Paint in two Gulf states : LATEX
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A Spaniard makes a set of this : ESTA
33
Goalless record : SALESLOG
34
Where a big poet was described in the end : OBITPAGE
35
Desks for trollops : ROLLTOPS
36
Spanish whip : SPLASH
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Does the opposite after one sees you are wasteful : REUSES
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Like Barney vis-à-vis Fred on "The Flintstones" : NEARBY
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Part of a meal at a fiesta : TAMALE
42
Made glisten, as any dish : SHINED
44
Where natives of Oslo are gone : NORGE
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Boot : butte :: food : ___ : FEUD
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Stop after 46-Across : HALT
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What angry Artie is causing : STIR
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Ming dynasty name : YAO
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Call from the A.B.A. : BAA
Answer summary: 2 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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