1. Ugh! Roast Iams too-hep tads (a gross times two heptads)
2. denim, mined
3. suber, Uber
4. dis/sol/Ute
5. OURS
6. inch Arno, ashy phenom) I, ten
7. some, summer; add, adder; adder, summer
8. chart/reuse
9. illicit, alley cat
10. fir/Ed/amp
11. in the cards, disinheritances
12. mum, chive go
13. poet, Poe; Pope, Poe
14. seabird, sidebar, braised
15. draw lots, last word
16. OURS
17. insulate, utensil, listen, stein, tine
18. saw a slat even diss tart
19. H(owl)er
20. tee shirt; Earhart, satiate
21. invent, Tory; inventory; (s)Tory
22. OURS
23. (co)lander
24. dachshund, oxen
25. why me, rhyme
26. endarch, souse, en dash, source
27. menial, (millennial, nill)
28. Al(aba)ma
29. legato, gelato
30. ho(norab)le
31. Saingkyu, Aung San Suu Kyi
32. throw line, The Lion in Winter
33. (s/p)aviour
34. entertain, nutrition
35. lemon, starch, lest, monarch
36. uncopyrightable, dermatoglyphics
37. go on a trip sharpshooting
38. OURS
39. OURS
40. dal, Eve Arden, Dolly Varden
41. pe(ti)(ti)on
42. tortoise
43. Trudeau true dough
44. Provo/lone
45. st(utter)ing
46. ca(nni)bal, cas(serol)e
47. adscript, aspartic acid
48. Indian, people
49. sectional, coastline
50. scon(c)e
51. two thousand fifteen
52. rational, rat; (except'ional')
53. OURS
54. Medicare, mediocre; recomb, Obamacare
55. viola, viola
56. double, double, toil and trouble
57. oncologist; college, honest
58. ex-pirate, sector, expectorate, sir
59. omnibus, submission, sis
60. echoic, choice
61. argument, augment
62. electric eel, Erie
63. romantic, incrimination
64. OURS
65. a seat? a mina fen; acetaminophen
66. co-inmate, Maine coon cat
67. morale, Morales
68. unscaled, succes de scandale
69. May the odds be ever in your favor
70. smoking cigarettes
71. Turkey Day, two thousand fifteen
72. Small Business Saturday
73. the Paris Climate Talks
74. OURS
75. Cambridge University
F-1. OURS
F-2. MNPLNCNLPNM
BLWSRSWLB
TSLTLST
TSNST
SSS
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F-3. H
SNT
GMRRH
CRPPNGP
BLWSRSWLB
MNPLNCNLPNM
DNJNS TLSPN
MWNG STRX
MFT NTC
DR ST
M S
F-4. B
GRN
GNBRB
BZZRDSB
NRRGNSTTB
F-5. ALBUMS
COOPUP
CANDLE
ENSILE
PEAKED
TRIERS
F-6. OURS
F-7. PRMLV
RRTNL
MTLND
LNNSM
VLDMRNBKV
NLNRN
BNJMN
KRMZV
VNNVR
F-8. B U
OT GP
SEN AAS
STAT SUMP
ERNES HUGER
YADKIN MORULA
EMITTED FORERAN
DENITROGENATING
RATIONALITIES
SIGNALITIES
CHITINOUS
TAILERS
NOELS
NAY
N
F-9. MSSCHSTTSBCLN
NWNGLNDPTRT
NRRGNSTTB
SLFSTLD
GSLLS
TBS
W
F-10. JJJJJJ
JOANAE
JAPANS
JNANIS
JANITE
JESSES
X-1. Life is an exciting business, and most exciting when it is lived for others. Helen Keller
X-2. FACEBOOK LOTSOF
A A U N A B W E
CAPER CAMELHAIR
T I N U B I M M
OUTCOME REQUITE
R A U O U N
PLATYPUS EIGHT
S L L I U S
PHYLA EXAMPLES
R D A I S S
ARTEMIS PITSTOP
Y H I E I F L R
CARTRIDGE AGILE
A U A O C L S A
NAMELY DEPLETED
X-3. BANGALORETOPS
EMERGEPOEGRET
SPIKELETRWARE
TLGTIERAIRTEP
REHASHARESINS
IRBBMSNIPEONO
DROUGHTERUNIN
ERRATICSIDUAC
SCUBAFORMALLY
DAVUBTDANTSYG
UNITARDBEATEN
MANDRILLSMETE
BLOWDRYESPRIT
X-4. The only thing that comes to us without effort is old age. Gloria Pitzer
X-5. Why is there an expiration date on sour cream? George Carlin
X-6. All happiness depends on a leisurely breakfast. John Gunther
X-7. I don't mind if you think slowly but I do mind when you publish faster than you think. Wolfgang Pauli
X-8. OURS
X-9. When I die, I hope to go to heaven - whatever the hell that is - and I want to be able to afford the price of admission. Ayn Rand
C-1. Laugh-In host's voice attracts steed of garden elf: it's well known that Rowan's tone gathers gnome hoss.
C-2. OURS
C-3. Embarrassed waiter stammers replacement order for spilled soup: "We need new noodles after my pho fumbling."
C-4. Most probably know, but if this mag is not enough, Games magazine has many, varied, good challenging puzzles.
C-5. Cor corps core: renowned senior cardiologist-in-chief of hospital intensive care unit; aka auricle oracle.
C-6. Disconcerted musician can no longer perform publicly with symphony orchestra due to anxiety issues.
C-7. Specialist gastroenterologist (hepatologist) writes song parody about fifty ways to love your liver.