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Polite address
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Across
  1. 1A
    Polite address
  2. 5A
    How far to take someone down
  3. 9A
    What part of me to pull when you're having a little fun
  4. 14A
    Nafnaþulur, Þrymlur I, Sturlaugsrímur VI , Skikkjurímur III give this as an alternate name for 35A's brother. (Good luck with that... )
  5. 15A
    Ciao
  6. 16A
    What Rhett Butler did not give
  7. 17A
    Why you are down my throat. (First unpleasant theme of this meta)
  8. 19A
    Ancient Roman port city
  9. 20A
    Medicals tools for observing orifices. One type could be used for a 26D but the more commonly known ones are used for another type of exam (maybe I should have included that procedure in this meta and made this meta triply unpleasant)
  10. 21A
    "Toujours ---", Mehitabel's outlook. There's a dance in the old dame yet.
  11. 23A
    The American version of Noughts and Crosses can be abbreviated like this. I've never known anyone who ever did so and it wouldn't save any time in speaking. But one could. And thanks to Wikipedia's disambiguation page, I'm declaring it valid.
  12. 24A
    Steer a ship (and the place to do so)
  13. 25A
    Why one might need a 17A
  14. 27A
    "Me too!"
  15. 30A
    Heaps on
  16. 32A
    Pressingly advocating
  17. 34A
    Org. with a five ring logo
  18. 35A
    God of trickery
  19. 39A
    What the "ever" stands for in the mnemonic "Do men ever visit Britain"
  20. 40A
    Major artery
  21. 42A
    "You want to make something -- --" (Or "-, ---" an ode to being in shape)
  22. 43A
    Enthusiasm
  23. 44A
    IATA airport code for John Wayne Airport
  24. 45A
    Demeanor and bearing
  25. 47A
    Predict as very likely to occur
  26. 50A
    Fuzy like a mamoth (or a bully)
  27. 51A
    Budding actress
  28. 54A
    Tax Id.s
  29. 56A
    Zero score
  30. 57A
    Pascal inspired computer programming language name for Countess Lovelace
  31. 58A
    Obeyed the edict of Marie Antoinette
  32. 62A
    Alleged spy Hiss
  33. 64A
    Divider
  34. 66A
    Toss
  35. 67A
    "So the clue is 'tasty treat' and it ends with '?offee'. So what should I put in as the first letter?" "That depends on if you have sweettooth or are a caffeine junky." "Oh, wait, I was reading the wrong clue. 'Celtic neck ring'"
  36. 68A
    Tahitian double-hulled water craft
  37. 69A
    Concern while cluing a crossword
  38. 70A
    What Isaac named a well (anagram of SEEK, for what its worth)
  39. 71A
    Ivy League school in Connecticut
Down
  1. 1D
    named for the Roman god of war (2116) (Turned out this was a completely erroneous idea)
  2. 2D
    Perched on
  3. 3D
    Soothing plant
  4. 4D
    Band leader with a "Sing along with" show: an icon of his Time
  5. 5D
    Even the slightest bit
  6. 6D
    origins unknown, however the Ministry of Education officially proclaims it is a native word for a place with "abundance of fish, trees and butterflies" (1089) (At the time this was the largest American engineering project to date)
  7. 7D
    Greek aspirate
  8. 8D
    Wonder Woman actress: beloved to her Fans
  9. 9D
    Marxist-Leninist who believes a united front is required rather than just communist revolutions. (At least that's how Wikipedia defines it.... Or I could just got with some clue about Little Red Books)
  10. 10D
    Ft. trios
  11. 11D
    Foamy espresso drink
  12. 12D
    Gives off
  13. 13D
    Pesky little bugs
  14. 18D
    Add at a point in a script
  15. 22D
    Sting operation that lead to the conviction of seven congressmen
  16. 26D
    Why you are up my ... (Second unpleasant theme of this meta)
  17. 27D
    derived from a Fu'ail form of a Levantine Arabic word that means liquorice (1444) (Key trade route between Europe and Asia)
  18. 28D
    Latin borders
  19. 29D
    Mausoleum city: the climate varies from monsoon to Arid
  20. 31D
    Physicist that shared a Nobel prize with Schrodinger: I think it had something to do with the health status of Cats
  21. 33D
    Exhaled in surprise (maybe because 20A were too cold)
  22. 36D
    "A Woman -- -- Importance"
  23. 37D
    possibly derived from the Anglo-Saxon “a safe place for ships” (3136) (World's most visited artificial waterway)
  24. 38D
    "Man, you are really annoying!" "Well, - ---"
  25. 41D
    Just a little sip: which is more than enough if it is something yucky such as Tang
  26. 46D
    Machine for removing bristles from grain
  27. 48D
    Big T-shirt size
  28. 49D
    with a check-mark, the branding of a Trusted Traveler program initiated in December 2013
  29. 51D
    Huge mess full of errors and confusion
  30. 52D
    Cash registers or the cash registered within them
  31. 53D
    Pain
  32. 55D
    Pile
  33. 59D
    "Where do you want it? Somewhat close to the ropy volcanic rock? Near pahoehoe?" "No, precisely on the sharp spiky volcanic rock. -- --" (alternatively, "Hey, where's Walter?" "-- --" "Oh, what's he doing there?" "Admitting he has a drinking problem")
  34. 60D
    Ancient eye cosmetic made from ground stibnite
  35. 61D
    from the Native American tribe, whose name derives from the Iroquoian word meaning “long tail.”(64) (Where you'll always know your neighbor and pal)
  36. 63D
    Letter of the Latin alphabet, used to represent a voiced velar nasal
  37. 65D
    Dawn goddess
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