Senin, 18 November 2013

Monday, November 18, 2013 Erik Agard




Theme: D&D - Sorry boys, not Double D. Phrases that start with D's, more like Dungeons and Dragons except in this case, the first two letters of each D word are duplicated.





16A. First two reindeer named in Rudolph's song : DASHER AND DANCER





25A. Use a mouse to move a file between folders, say : DRAG AND DROP





43A. List of behavioral recommendations : DOs AND DON'Ts





55A. 2003 prequel subtitled "When Harry Met Lloyd" : DUMB AND DUMBERER





Argyle here. I don't know if having the first two letters dupe was intentional but it probably was. Still pretty straight forward for an Eric Agard puzzle. No need for a unifier or reveal. Outstanding long Down fill today plus two grid spanners.





Across:





1. Michael who plays Alfred in many Batman movies : CAINE. Alfred "Pennyworth"(an assumed surname)





6. Mess maker : SLOB. Certainly not Alfred.





10. Remote : FAR





13. Lightweight synthetic : ORLON





14. Nothing, in Nicaragua : NADA





15. Scheme in which three of four lines rhyme : AABA





19. Jai __ : ALAI





20. Fury : IRE





21. Baseball legend Mickey : MANTLE. Do you have a rookie card, C.C.? (From C.C.: Nope. Boomer had the whole set of 1952 Topps, but he sold all in the 1980s. He sold his Mantle card (in perfect mint condition) for $900 and has been regretting every day.)





22. It has a trunk but no wheels : TREE





24. Layered cookie : OREO





30. Queue between Q and U : RST. Unique way to clue an alphabet string.





33. Charged, infantry-style : RAN AT





34. The Beatles' "Abbey __" : ROAD. EMI Studios were on Abbey Road.





35. Administer, as justice, with "out" : METE





36. Eden exile : ADAM. 11D. 36-Across' second son : ABEL





37. Thorax organs : LUNGS. Thorax, the part between the neck and the abdomen.





38. Thor's father : ODIN





39. Book part : PAGE





40. Former Atlanta arena : OMNI





41. Lopsided : ATILT. An "A" word.





42. Make a typo : ERR





45. Cry of dismay : "ALAS!"





47. Ten-speed unit : GEAR





48. Prisoner : INMATE





50. "How can __ sure?" : I BE







                             LINK





51. Ring of light : HALO





58. Many Keats poems : ODEs





59. Stunt rider Knievel : EVEL





60. Sprinkles or drizzles : RAINS





61. Was in first : LED





62. "Don't touch that __!" : DIAL





63. Supplement : ADD TO





Down:





1. Sonata ending : CODA





2. Inland Asian sea : ARAL





3. "Casablanca" heroine : ILSA





4. Diamond gem : NO HIT GAME





5. Santa Barbara-to-Las Vegas dir. : E-N-E





6. Marching band percussion instruments : SNARE DRUMS





7. Freeway division : LANE





8. Unusual : ODD





9. Snits : BAD MOODS





10. Accounted for, as during calculations : FACTORED IN





12. Steak request : RARE





15. Diarist Frank : ANNE





17. Nothing, in Nice : RIEN





18. 50-and-over org. : AARP





23. Critter before or after pack : RAT





25. Fall in folds : DRAPE





26. Plane tracker : RADAR





27. Made "talent" from "latent," e.g. : ANAGRAMMED. Got thrown by the double M.





28. Prima __ : DONNA





29. 1980 De Niro film about a boxer : "RAGING BULL". Filmed in black and white.





31. Clown heightener : STILT. Neat trick, standing on one stilt.





32. Camp shelters : TENTS





35. British heavy metal band with the album "Ace of Spades" : MOTÖRHEAD







                               LINK





37. Not as tight as before : LOOSENED





41. Cavity filler's org. : ADA. (American Dental Association)





43. Census gathering : DATA





44. Regard : DEEM





46. Research sites : LABS





48. Revered entertainer : IDOL





49. Naked : NUDE





50. Inventor's spark : IDEA





52. Bone-dry : ARID





53. Gave for a while : LENT





54. Roughly : OR SO





56. 506, in old Rome : DVI





57. Bikini top : BRA. OK, Double D bra link












Argyle







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