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  • Title: "UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN" (JULY 08, 2001)
  • Author: By James E. Buell
  • Copyright: © 2001, Universal Press Syndicate
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up2006-05-12 (40%)
  • Title: BYE-BYE
  • Author: By Kamy Shore / Timothy Parker
  • Copyright: © Universal Press Syndicate
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usa2010-01-11
  • Title: PARTING IS SUCH SORROW
  • Author: By Alice Walker / Timothy Parker
  • Copyright: © uclick, LLC
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A1. It's sometimes passed for money ~ HAT
A1. Nascar sponsor ~ STP
A1. Large avian ~ EMU
A4. Repairman's stock ~ PARTS
A4. Repairman's stock ~ PARTS
A4. The majority of sissies? ~ ESSES
A9. North Dakota city ~ MINOT
A9. North Dakota city ~ MINOT
A9. Calf in a range herd ~ DOGIE
A14. A verb for you ~ ARE
A14. Geological time span ~ ERA
A14. Unit of exercise ~ REP
A15. Difficult to miss ~ OVERT
A15. Difficult to miss ~ OVERT
A15. Angled ~ ATILT
A16. Name on a famous war plane ~ ENOLA
A16. Name on a famous war plane ~ ENOLA
A16. Accustom to hardship ~ ENURE
A17. Diner fixture ~ URN
A17. Land in the Thames, e.g ~ AIT
A17. "To ___ is human" ~ ERR
A18. "Ta-ta!" ~ SEEYOULATER
A18. "Goodbye" ~ SEEYOULATER
A18. Some parting words ~ SEEYOULATER
A20. Takes heed ~ LISTENS
A20. Makes less tense ~ LOOSENS
A20. Narrow the gap ~ CLOSEIN
A22. Again from the top ~ ANEW
A22. Again from the top ~ ANEW
A22. Climactic intro? ~ ANTI
A23. Lasting beginning? ~ EVER
A23. Check copy ~ EDIT
A23. Exactly as required, in three syllables ~ TOAT
A24. Come by ~ GET
A24. Garner ~ GET
A24. Twin sister of Bert Bobbsey ~ NAN
A26. Cut one's canines ~ TEETHE
A26. What babies do eventually ~ TEETHE
A26. Server with a big mouth ~ CARAFE
A30. Set one's heart on ~ DESIRE
A30. Crave ~ DESIRE
A30. Track coach's concern ~ STRIDE
A32. "Just _____ thought!" ~ ASI
A32. Do-say connection ~ ASI
A32. Cobbler's tool ~ AWL
A34. Colorful Vietnam city? ~ HUE
A34. Colorful Vietnam city? ~ HUE
A34. Stooge with a bowl cut ~ MOE
A35. "Ta-ta!" ~ FARETHEEWELL
A35. "Goodbye" ~ FARETHEEWELL
A35. Some parting words ~ FARETHEEWELL
A39. Beach-house support ~ STILT
A39. Beach-house support ~ STILT
A39. Tongue-lash ~ SCOLD
A42. Ronny & the Daytonas sang about one ~ GTO
A42. Muscle car of song ~ GTO
A42. Life story, for short ~ BIO
A43. Roller Derby milieus ~ RINKS
A43. Places to go around in circles ~ RINKS
A43. Small and unimpressive ~ DINKY
A44. "Ta-ta!" ~ HAVEAGOODONE
A44. "Goodbye" ~ HAVEAGOODONE
A44. Some parting words ~ HAVEAGOODONE
A47. In the manner of ~ ALA
A47. In the manner of ~ ALA
A47. Argentite, e.g. ~ ORE
A48. Bob Hope's WWII gp. ~ USO
A48. Bob Hope's WWII gp. ~ USO
A48. Publican's place ~ INN
A49. Keepsakes ~ RELICS
A49. Venerated mementos ~ RELICS
A49. Not palatable ~ RANCID
A53. Loose cannon, e.g. ~ MENACE
A53. Endanger ~ MENACE
A53. They slip past some proofreaders ~ ERRATA
A56. One of a Phil Mahre pair ~ SKI
A56. Polish name ending ~ SKI
A56. Where to get rubbed the right way? ~ SPA
A58. Enticement ~ DRAW
A58. Enticement ~ DRAW
A58. Fish-eating sea bird ~ ERNE
A59. The lion's share ~ MOST
A59. The bulk ~ MOST
A59. Like Tonto's masked friend ~ LONE
A61. Foul-smelling ~ NOISOME
A61. Offensively malodorous ~ NOISOME
A61. Instrument also called a sweet potato ~ OCARINA
A63. "Ta-ta!" ~ HAPPYTRAILS
A63. "Goodbye" ~ HAPPYTRAILS
A63. Some parting words ~ HAPPYTRAILS
A67. Character actor Beatty ~ NED
A67. Nancy Drew's beau ~ NED
A67. Biological pocket ~ SAC
A68. Makin, for one ~ ATOLL
A68. Makin, for one ~ ATOLL
A68. State bordering British Columbia ~ IDAHO
A69. They're rich in chips ~ INTEL
A69. They're rich in chips ~ INTEL
A69. Odometer figures ~ MILES
A70. Blood-pressure raiser ~ IRE
A70. Blood-pressure raiser ~ IRE
A70. "What was ___ think?" ~ ITO
A71. "Winner" in a famous 1948 headline ~ DEWEY
A71. "Winner" in an infamous headline ~ DEWEY
A71. Bugs or Erin ~ MORAN
A72. No longer current ~ PASSE
A72. No longer current ~ PASSE
A72. "___-see!" (short rave review) ~ AMUST
A73. No-do connecter ~ CAN
A73. Positive thinker's word ~ CAN
A73. Pres. Obama, once ~ SEN
D1. Transported by truck ~ HAULED
D1. Hermetic ~ SEALED
D1. Puts up, as a tower ~ ERECTS
D2. Make it big ~ ARRIVE
D2. Vacuum tube type ~ TRIODE
D2. A California red ~ MERLOT
D3. Past and present, for two ~ TENSES
D3. Academese, e.g. ~ PATOIS
D3. Din of a crowd ~ UPROAR
D4. Assume an identity ~ POSE
D4. Attitudinize ~ POSE
D4. Freedom from need ~ EASE
D5. Retribution seeker ~ AVENGER
D5. Retribution seeker ~ AVENGER
D5. "Casablanca" composer Max ~ STEINER
D6. Actress Witherspoon ~ REESE
D6. Actress Witherspoon ~ REESE
D6. Historic Tuscan city ~ SIENA
D7. Crack, so to speak ~ TRY
D7. Determine judicially ~ TRY
D7. "Tarzan" star Ron ~ ELY
D8. Greek covered path ~ STOA
D8. Greek covered path ~ STOA
D8. Portico for Plato ~ STOA
D9. Donnybrook ~ MELEE
D9. Donnybrook ~ MELEE
D9. It forms at the mouth ~ DELTA
D10. Bowled over ~ INAWE
D10. Bowled over ~ INAWE
D10. Studio sign words ~ ONAIR
D11. Fooled you! ~ NOT
D11. Word with so or interested ~ NOT
D11. Remove the vital parts from ~ GUT
D12. Center of the Grand Opry ~ OLE
D12. Center of the Grand Opry ~ OLE
D12. That ticked feeling ~ IRE
D13. Stuff similar to Noah's pitch ~ TAR
D13. Petroleum residue ~ TAR
D13. Suffix for "mountain" ~ EER
D19. Deal with a snarl ~ UNTIE
D19. Deal with a snarl ~ UNTIE
D19. Remark heard at quitting time? ~ UNCLE
D21. Insignificant detail ~ TRIFLE
D21. Muffle ~ STIFLE
D21. Repress ~ STIFLE
D25. Some say "Mom" ~ TATTOOS
D25. Results of getting needled? ~ TATTOOS
D25. General Assembly assembly ~ NATIONS
D27. At that point ~ THEN
D27. At that point ~ THEN
D27. Sunday sermon sign-off ~ AMEN
D28. "The Incredible _____" ~ HULK
D28. First name in wrestling legends ~ HULK
D28. Coffeehouse music genre ~ FOLK
D29. Stork's supper, perhaps ~ EELS
D29. Stork's supper, sometimes ~ EELS
D29. Hard to keep hold of ~ EELY
D31. Pro _____ (proportionately) ~ RATA
D31. Pro ___ (proportionately) ~ RATA
D31. Old anti-art movement ~ DADA
D33. Booted, e.g. ~ SHOD
D33. Booted, e.g. ~ SHOD
D33. "___ have believed it?" ~ WHOD
D36. Freudian interests ~ EGOS
D36. Freudian interests ~ EGOS
D36. Deep black, in verse ~ EBON
D37. Fish-eating sea bird ~ ERNE
D37. Fish-eating sea bird ~ ERNE
D37. "Dame" played by Barry Humphries ~ EDNA
D38. Brandishes ~ WIELDS
D38. Brandishes ~ WIELDS
D38. Oscar Mayer product ~ WIENER
D39. Spurious imitation ~ SHAM
D39. Spurious imitation ~ SHAM
D39. It may be about a foot ~ SHOE
D40. Fish story ~ TALE
D40. Fish story ~ TALE
D40. Singer Vikki ~ CARR
D41. _____ Petrovich Pavlov ~ IVAN
D41. Dr. Pavlov ~ IVAN
D41. Walkie-talkie word ~ OVER
D45. Hospitality recipient ~ GUEST
D45. Hospitality recipient ~ GUEST
D45. "Fee-fi-fo-fum" utterer ~ GIANT
D46. Baltimore nine ~ ORIOLES
D46. They hit in Baltimore ~ ORIOLES
D46. Their words are divine? ~ ORACLES
D50. Like many Rod Serling works ~ IRONIC
D50. Unexpectedly appropriate ~ IRONIC
D50. Cause for using a hot line ~ CRISIS
D51. A Brownie is one ~ CAMERA
D51. Brownie, for one ~ CAMERA
D51. There from birth ~ INNATE
D52. Abba's home country ~ SWEDEN
D52. Malmo locale ~ SWEDEN
D52. Church officer ~ DEACON
D54. Plentiful ~ AMPLE
D54. Plentiful ~ AMPLE
D54. ___, beta, gamma . . . ~ ALPHA
D55. Demurely ~ COYLY
D55. Demurely ~ COYLY
D55. Evergreen also called Christmas berry ~ TOYON
D57. Makes mittens ~ KNITS
D57. Gentle cycle items ~ KNITS
D57. WWI French infantryman ~ POILU
D60. Mechanism trigger ~ TRIP
D60. Mechanism trigger ~ TRIP
D60. Witty Bombeck ~ ERMA
D62. Spot of land ~ ISLE
D62. Spot of land ~ ISLE
D62. Type of professor (Abbr.) ~ ASST
D63. Owned at one time ~ HAD
D63. Owned at one time ~ HAD
D63. Word spoken while pointing at a guy ~ HIM
D64. Had a helping ~ ATE
D64. Had a helping ~ ATE
D64. "Now, without further ___ . . ." ~ ADO
D65. Comic-book punch sound ~ POW
D65. Gunshot sound ~ POW
D65. Two strokes more than an eagle ~ PAR
D66. Santa's trailer ~ ANA
D66. Santa's trailer ~ ANA
D66. You take it before a shot ~ AIM
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