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usa2004-02-19 (30%)
  • Title: "ANIMAL GROUPS" (FEBRUARY 19, 2004)
  • Author: By Damon J. Gulczynski
  • Copyright: © 2004, USA Today
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usa2010-02-08
  • Title: WILD GROUPS
  • Author: By Alice Walker / Timothy Parker
  • Copyright: © uclick, LLC
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A1. "It's ___" (Jagger lyric) ~ AGAS
A1. Bathtub toy, often ~ BOAT
A5. Singing Mama ~ CASS
A5. Do some last-minute learning ~ CRAM
A9. Gesundheit predecessor ~ ACHOO
A9. Barker's pitch ~ SPIEL
A14. Favor one side ~ LIMP
A14. Bear in a constellation ~ URSA
A15. Be the lookout man, e.g. ~ ABET
A15. Space beginner? ~ AERO
A16. Pot piece ~ SHARD
A16. Bisect ~ HALVE
A17. Without specific motive ~ ARBITRARY
A17. Diplomatic trait ~ TACT
A19. Counterbalance, as an investment ~ HEDGE
A18. Bartlett or bosc ~ PEAR
A20. Lackluster play at Soldier Field? ~ SLOTHOFBEARS
A19. Key Biscayne, e.g. ~ ISLET
A22. Lifesaver's initials, perhaps ~ EMT
A20. Lazy play from Chicago's gridders? ~ SLOTHOFBEARS
A23. "Chances Are" crooner ~ MATHIS
A23. Animals with brown summer fur ~ STOATS
A27. Preachers of the Talmud ~ RABBIS
A24. Kind of gown ~ BRIDAL
A31. Maneuver for The Rock ~ SLAM
A28. A load off one's mine? ~ ORE
A33. Collection of miscellaneous information ~ ANA
A29. ___ carte ~ ALA
A34. Light bulbs, in the funny pages ~ IDEAS
A31. Bull, cob or tom, e.g. ~ MALE
A35. High time? ~ NOON
A32. Indulgence at the mall ~ SPREE
A36. Entertainment partner ~ ARTS
A35. Pizza serving ~ SLICE
A37. Talismans for Peter and family? ~ CHARMSOFFINCHES
A37. Org. based in Langley, Va. ~ CIA
A40. Sews up ~ HEMS
A38. Allures of actor Peter and family? ~ CHARMSOFFINCHES
A41. Tip one's king, e.g. ~ QUIT
A41. Lay down rhymes to the beat ~ RAP
A42. One place to come down to earth ~ OHARE
A42. Take a catcher's position ~ SQUAT
A43. Prepositional palindrome ~ ERE
A43. President before Hayes ~ GRANT
A44. Salad type ~ TUNA
A44. Nile goddess ~ ISIS
A45. Bows' opposites ~ STERNS
A46. It delivers goods ~ UPS
A46. Arm of the Indian ~ REDSEA
A47. Angry feeling ~ IRE
A48. Pearl City paste ~ POI
A48. Famed Florentine family ~ MEDICI
A49. Espionage? ~ LABOROFMOLES
A50. Seize before it passes ~ SNATCH
A56. Clapton, Baker and Bruce ~ CREAM
A53. Espionage? ~ LABOROFMOLES
A59. "Crest" follower, perhaps ~ LISTERINE
A57. Chilean mountain range ~ ANDES
A60. Grouping containing Swahili and Zulu ~ BANTU
A60. Depression between hills ~ VALE
A61. Opposite of aweather ~ ALEE
A61. Certain tide ~ NEAP
A62. Actor Alan ~ ALDA
A62. Be there in spirit? ~ HAUNT
A63. Win the series in four ~ SWEEP
A63. Aphrodite's lovable lad ~ EROS
A64. "Where the Red ___ Grows" ~ FERN
A64. European defense grp. ~ NATO
A65. Lacking a clue ~ LOST
A65. Dealt a sharp blow to ~ SMOTE
D1. Commiserative comment ~ ALAS
A66. Payment to a landlord ~ RENT
D2. Cover follower ~ GIRL
A67. Beginning for "while" ~ ERST
D3. Raised church desk ~ AMBO
D1. ". . . ands, or ___" ~ BUTS
D4. It turns on the fire ~ SPIT
D2. Advanced degree candidates' hurdles ~ ORALS
D5. Some billiard shots ~ CAROMS
D3. "My Fair Lady" horse race ~ ASCOT
D6. To the rear ~ ABAFT
D4. Artists with skin canvases ~ TATTOOER
D7. Certain Eastern-European ~ SERB
D5. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" author ~ CAPOTE
D8. Concern of an eye doctor ~ STYE
D6. Marine hazards ~ REEFS
D9. Hindu retreat ~ ASHRAM
D7. Breed of steed ~ ARAB
D10. Word with cedar or hope ~ CHEST
D8. ". . . to form a ___ perfect union . . ." ~ MORE
D11. Tricked ~ HAD
D9. One way to cook eggs ~ SHIRR
D12. Dot follower, sometimes ~ ORG
D10. Footnote word ~ PASSIM
D13. Dedicated verse ~ ODE
D11. "Well, ___ be!" ~ ILL
D18. Godly belief ~ THEISM
D12. Night before ~ EVE
D21. Toomer of football ~ AMANI
D13. Tennis serve call ~ LET
D24. Hardy follower? ~ HARHAR
D21. Eunuchs guard them ~ HAREMS
D25. Certain hospital worker ~ INTERN
D22. Calculators' ancestors ~ ABACI
D26. Talks impudently ~ SASSES
D25. Black Sea bungalow ~ DACHA
D27. More wealthy ~ RICHER
D26. Visitor from afar? ~ ALIEN
D28. Stick firmly ~ ADHERE
D27. Smallest amount ~ LEAST
D29. Smiled broadly ~ BEAMED
D29. Starting letters in military code ~ ALFAS
D30. Jail feature ~ BARS
D30. Hitchhiker's desire ~ LIFT
D31. Capital of Bulgaria ~ SOFIA
D32. Theatrical backdrop ~ SCRIM
D32. Throw with much arc ~ LOFT
D33. New moon or full moon, e.g. ~ PHASE
D35. Subject, usually ~ NOUN
D34. Quick ~ RAPID
D36. Feel like a boxer after a fight ~ ACHE
D35. Item du jour, often ~ SOUP
D38. Fledgling pigeon ~ SQUAB
D36. Persistence of memory effect ~ ENGRAM
D39. Instant, in a phrase (with "in") ~ NOTIME
D39. Small firecracker ~ SQUIB
D44. Join forces ~ TEAMUP
D40. Drapery fabric ~ CRETONNE
D45. Ease ~ SOFTEN
D45. Like some alarms ~ SILENT
D47. List of nominees ~ SLATE
D47. Overrun, as with locusts ~ INFEST
D48. Pretender ~ POSER
D49. Class of society ~ CASTE
D50. Saint of Norway ~ OLAF
D50. Lawgiver of old Athens ~ SOLON
D51. Irk ~ RILE
D51. Free partner ~ CLEAR
D52. Type of surgeon ~ ORAL
D52. Track events ~ HEATS
D53. "___ and Stitch" ~ LILO
D54. Transmission closer ~ OVER
D54. Where hairs may split ~ ENDS
D55. Steakhouse order ~ RARE
D55. Word with bucket or box ~ SEAT
D56. Common dog name ~ SPOT
D56. "Everybody Loves Raymond" network ~ CBS
D57. "I get it" responses ~ AHS
D57. Like sashimi ~ RAW
D58. '60s conflict site, for short ~ NAM
D58. Osaka-to-Tokyo dir. ~ ENE
D59. Husband-and-wife team, e.g. ~ DUO
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