A.
Medieval warrior
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B.
Winner of US and British golf championships in 1934 and 1935
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C.
Primitive transport mode
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D.
Enwrap; sheathe
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E.
Discharge through the mouth (2)
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F.
"Duke" of the musical world
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G.
Most shabby
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H.
Putnam County NY community settled in 1720
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I.
Bottom line expert
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J.
Unnecessary
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K.
Four famous words from Jackie Gleason
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L.
Spied on
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M.
Florida ecological treasure
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N.
Canine with golden-chestnut or mahogany-red coat (2)
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O.
Tool from the Stone Age
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P.
Appears
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Q.
Noses about; inquires in an irritating way
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R.
Item on desks of olden days
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S.
Thief; crook
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T.
Kra, Corinth, Suez, or Karelian, e.g.
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U.
Catch
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V.
James in Italy
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W.
Occasion for pill-taking, in some cases
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X.
Position of aircraft relative to the horizon
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Y.
Cast overboard to lighten the load
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Z.
Oddball
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AA.
Popular African vacation
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AB.
Baritone star of the Metropolitan Opera, stage and screen, died 1960
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AC.
Hebrew equivalent of Jacob
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AD.
Come to pass
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AE.
The body as distinct from the soul
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AF.
Without warning
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AG.
Eggs option
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AH.
Piled up (3)
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AI.
Craps winner
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AJ.
Defunct automobile brand
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AK.
Hall of Fame pitcher Hunter
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AL.
A limitless time
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