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up2003-03-31
  • Title: "ON THE ROAD" (MARCH 31, 2003)
  • Author: By Lynn Lempel
  • Copyright: 2003, Universal Press Syndicate
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  • Title: ROAD HOGS
  • Author: Kyle Gray
  • Editor: Timothy Parker
  • Copyright: Universal Press Syndicate
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A1. Change at the Louvre? ~ EUROS
A1. A's in communications ~ ALFAS
A6. Debtor's worry ~ BILL
A6. Provide with an overhead surface ~ CEIL
A10. Go with the flow? ~ SWIM
A10. Applies ointment ~ RUBS
A14. Rubbish ~ TRIPE
A14. Cookout food, for short ~ BARBQ
A15. Marmaduke peer ~ ODIE
A15. Breathe with a rattling sound ~ RALE
A16. Humorist Bombeck ~ ERMA
A16. Oscar winner Jannings ~ EMIL
A17. The Beatles had a white one ~ ALBUM
A17. Goodbye, in Grenoble ~ ADIEU
A18. MVP slugger of 1998 ~ SOSA
A18. Song for Callas ~ ARIA
A19. Campus list keeper ~ DEAN
A19. Wine partner ~ DINE
A20. Hands-on communication? ~ SIGNLANGUAGE
A20. Hands-on communication? ~ SIGNLANGUAGE
A23. Nov. ballot designation ~ DEM
A23. CD-___ ~ ROM
A26. Mr. Baba ~ ALI
A26. Any French king ~ ROI
A27. Entrance requirement, often ~ TICKET
A27. Entrance requirement, often ~ TICKET
A28. Summer treat ~ ICECREAMCONE
A28. Hot-weather treat ~ ICECREAMCONE
A32. Stew-like dish ~ POTPIE
A32. Team stat ~ LOSSES
A33. Spring addressee, for short ~ IRS
A33. Spring addressee, for short ~ IRS
A34. Secured ~ GOT
A34. Secured ~ GOT
A37. Beseech ~ PLEAD
A37. Net receipt? ~ EMAIL
A38. Word with light or line ~ SKY
A38. Firmament ~ SKY
A39. Word in some winter forecasts ~ BELOW
A39. Underneath ~ BELOW
A41. Conciliatory response ~ YES
A41. "May I help you?" ~ YES
A42. "The Purloined Letter" writer ~ POE
A42. "The Purloined Letter" writer ~ POE
A43. Tackiness ~ SLEAZE
A43. Cheap, vulgar tastelessness ~ SLEAZE
A44. Brush-off ~ COLDSHOULDER
A44. Snub ~ COLDSHOULDER
A47. Antithesis of surfeit ~ STARVE
A47. Antithesis of surfeit ~ STARVE
A50. Language suffix ~ ESE
A50. Taiwan or Peking addition ~ ESE
A51. Sci-fi phenomenon ~ ESP
A51. Sixth sense, briefly ~ ESP
A52. Overall measure of wealth ~ MEDIANINCOME
A52. Measure of the wealth of groups of families ~ MEDIANINCOME
A56. Auto industry pioneer ~ OLDS
A56. They can embrace you ~ ARMS
A57. Miner's path ~ ADIT
A57. Miner's entrance ~ ADIT
A58. Targets of some sprays ~ ODORS
A58. Go one better than ~ OUTDO
A62. Large seaweed ~ KELP
A62. Go bananas ~ SNAP
A63. Las Vegas alternative ~ RENO
A63. Las Vegas alternative ~ RENO
A64. Winning ~ ONTOP
A64. Spacious window ~ ORIEL
A65. Correspondent's kisses ~ EXES
A65. Brooding sorts ~ HENS
A66. Solar cycle ~ YEAR
A66. Wine connoisseur's concern ~ YEAR
A67. Sharply dressed ~ NATTY
A67. "... with ___ in sight" ~ NOEND
D1. Zeta-theta connection ~ ETA
D1. Legal org. ~ ABA
D2. Techie's address ~ URL
D2. Young fellow ~ LAD
D3. Kid ~ RIB
D3. Calendar abbr. ~ FRI
D4. Beethoven's ninth, e.g. ~ OPUS
D4. Vigoda and Lincoln ~ ABES
D5. Not quite Saharan ~ SEMIARID
D5. Arboreal rodent ~ SQUIRREL
D6. Part of the Balkan Peninsula ~ BOSNIA
D6. They have brains ~ CRANIA
D7. Temple outcast ~ IDOL
D7. British blue blood ~ EARL
D8. Presley progeny ~ LISA
D8. Skater Kulik ~ ILIA
D9. Sheds ~ LEANTOS
D9. Simple shacks ~ LEANTOS
D10. Turn on the charm ~ SEDUCE
D10. Truncate, e.g. ~ REDUCE
D11. Cause to happen, as havoc ~ WREAK
D11. Boat used in Alaska ~ UMIAK
D12. Corporate concern ~ IMAGE
D12. Brief indulgence ~ BINGE
D13. Frenchman who made quite an impression ~ MANET
D13. Winter-weather word ~ SLEET
D21. Joy ~ GLEE
D21. "What ___ up, must come down" ~ GOES
D22. Card game named for a drink ~ GIN
D22. Card game or drink ~ GIN
D23. Hardly sensible ~ DIPPY
D23. The life of ___ (luxurious existence) ~ RILEY
D24. Nice school? ~ ECOLE
D24. "___ All Ye Faithful" ~ OCOME
D25. Apportions (with "out") ~ METES
D25. Plateaus' kin ~ MESAS
D29. Spreadsheet pro ~ CPA
D29. CBS forensic drama ~ CSI
D30. Stage props ~ MIKES
D30. Some stage props ~ MIKES
D31. Tear up ~ CRY
D31. Have a bawl ~ CRY
D34. Woodsy retreat ~ GLADE
D34. Forest clearing ~ GLADE
D35. Seeps ~ OOZES
D35. Exudes, as confidence ~ OOZES
D36. Nerd's cousin ~ TWERP
D36. Twit ~ TWERP
D38. Lawn planting ~ SOD
D38. Landscaper's need ~ SOD
D39. Rodgers and Hart song ~ BLUEMOON
D39. Relatively long period of time ~ BLUEMOON
D40. Japanese delicacy ~ EEL
D40. Japanese delicacy ~ EEL
D42. All-inclusive, as a meeting ~ PLENARY
D42. All-inclusive, as a meeting ~ PLENARY
D43. Middlin' ~ SOSO
D43. Leaving something to be desired ~ SOSO
D44. Crunchy snacks ~ CRISPS
D44. Potato chips, to a Brit ~ CRISPS
D45. Reproductive cells ~ OVA
D45. Reproductive cells ~ OVA
D46. Boss around ~ HECTOR
D46. Boss around ~ HECTOR
D47. It may be secondhand ~ SMOKE
D47. Destroy, as a pumpkin ~ SMASH
D48. E-mail ancestor ~ TELEX
D48. Tin-lead alloy ~ TERNE
D49. Confuse ~ ADDLE
D49. Billboard designer ~ ADMAN
D53. _____ fixe ~ IDEE
D53. ___ fixe ~ IDEE
D54. Early Atlantic crosser ~ NINA
D54. One of Columbus' ships ~ NINA
D55. Purviance or Ferber ~ EDNA
D55. Prefix with bond or dollar ~ EURO
D59. Hall of Famer Mel ~ OTT
D59. Railroad beam ~ TIE
D60. Hogwash! ~ ROT
D60. Place for a nap, maybe ~ DEN
D61. Security threat ~ SPY
D61. ___ Hickory ~ OLD
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