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nyt2004-02-09 (30%)
  • Title: New York Times, Monday, February 9, 2004
  • Author: Robert Dillman
  • Editor: Will Shortz
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usa2010-04-05
  • Title: NATURAL HISTORY
  • Author: By Mark Slinger / Timothy Parker
  • Copyright: © uclick, LLC
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A1. People who make you yawn ~ BORES
A1. "Author unknown" byline ~ ANON
A6. Tibetan monk ~ LAMA
A5. Consign to the junkyard ~ SCRAP
A10. British fellow ~ CHAP
A10. Vampire's curfew ~ DAWN
A14. Crème de la crème ~ ELITE
A14. Boxcar Willie dressed as one ~ HOBO
A15. Had payments due ~ OWED
A15. Dunne of "I Remember Mama" ~ IRENE
A16. Part of a Valentine bouquet ~ ROSE
A16. Imitation butter ~ OLEO
A17. Greek marketplace ~ AGORA
A17. "___ go bragh!" ~ ERIN
A18. Glenn Miller's "In the ___" ~ MOOD
A18. Gloomy type ~ MOPER
A19. Leave out ~ OMIT
A19. Like some roulette numbers ~ NOIR
A20. Testifier in a court case ~ MATERIALWITNESS
A20. Important courtroom figure ~ MATERIALWITNESS
A23. Sea eagles ~ ERNS
A23. Harness-racing vehicle ~ SULKY
A24. "___ will be done ..." ~ THY
A24. "Steppenwolf" author Hermann ~ HESSE
A25. Event with floats ~ PARADE
A25. Teeny-tiny ~ MINUTE
A29. Female in a pride ~ LIONESS
A28. Fail to stop on a dime ~ SKID
A33. Hebrew prophet ~ AMOS
A30. "All By Myself" singer Carmen ~ ERIC
A34. Be enraptured ~ SWOON
A31. High-IQ sort ~ BRAIN
A36. Animal that beats its chest ~ APE
A33. Early afternoon hour ~ ONE
A37. Pleasant excursion ~ SIGHTSEEINGTRIP
A36. Pleasant excursion ~ SIGHTSEEINGTRIP
A41. Golf peg ~ TEE
A40. Burnt-log residue ~ ASH
A42. Abominates ~ HATES
A41. Double-check a sum ~ READD
A43. Gillette razor ~ ATRA
A42. Cloth ridge ~ WALE
A44. Regards highly ~ ESTEEMS
A43. Resist stubbornly ~ BUCK
A46. Mother of Joseph ~ RACHEL
A44. ". . . if you want to avoid trouble" ~ ORELSE
A48. Wayne film "___ Bravo" ~ RIO
A46. Tree that's tapped ~ MAPLE
A49. Prayer's end ~ AMEN
A49. Inspire, as with ideas ~ IMBUE
A51. Top of a tall building, maybe ~ OBSERVATIONDECK
A51. Good vantage point ~ OBSERVATIONDECK
A59. After-bath powder ~ TALC
A57. Ghostly sound ~ MOAN
A60. Fed chairman Greenspan ~ ALAN
A58. Neighbor of a Saudi ~ OMANI
A61. Harold who composed "Over the Rainbow" ~ ARLEN
A59. Homophone for "lane" ~ LAIN
A62. Gait faster than a walk ~ TROT
A60. Cheddar choice ~ MILD
A63. Film part ~ ROLE
A61. Light ditties ~ LILTS
A64. Cotton thread ~ LISLE
A62. Fish-loving eagle ~ ERNE
A65. Disastrous marks for a gymnast ~ ONES
A63. Charitable donations ~ ALMS
A66. Gardener's spring purchase ~ SEED
A64. On-the-sly meeting ~ TRYST
A67. Outpouring ~ SPATE
A65. 1977 Triple Crown champion Seattle ___ ~ SLEW
D1. Smile widely ~ BEAM
D1. "Excuse me" ~ AHEM
D2. Korbut of the 1972 Olympics ~ OLGA
D2. Ephron or Roberts ~ NORA
D3. Very funny person ~ RIOT
D3. It may list survivors ~ OBIT
D4. Raison d'___ ~ ETRE
D4. One without equal ~ NONESUCH
D5. Charred ~ SEARED
D5. "Sick as a dog," for instance ~ SIMILE
D6. Fictional salesman Willy ~ LOMAN
D6. Kick the bucket ~ CROAK
D7. M.P.'s hunt them ~ AWOLS
D7. Answer ~ REPLY
D8. Pussy's cry ~ MEOW
D8. All over again ~ ANEW
D9. Building wing ~ ADDITION
D9. "Frasier" actress Gilpin ~ PERI
D10. Actor Hume ~ CRONYN
D10. Wore ~ DONNED
D11. Where the heart is, they say ~ HOME
D11. Ingredients in lotions ~ ALOES
D12. Sale tag caution ~ ASIS
D12. Houdini's last name ~ WEISS
D13. Dogs, but rarely hogs ~ PETS
D13. Early settlers of Iceland ~ NORSE
D21. Anger ~ IRE
D21. Cart track ~ RUT
D22. Daring bikini ~ THONG
D22. A hand for Morticia? ~ THING
D25. Stickum ~ PASTE
D25. Flat-topped elevation ~ MESA
D26. French girlfriends ~ AMIES
D26. Peeper's part ~ IRIS
D27. Synonym man ~ ROGET
D27. Close at hand ~ NIGH
D28. Cigarette's end ~ ASH
D28. Stated ~ SAID
D29. Colleague of Clark at The Daily Planet ~ LOIS
D29. Cousins and others, collectively ~ KIN
D30. Our planet ~ EARTH
D31. Toucan's prominent feature ~ BEAK
D31. Steeple ~ SPIRE
D32. "The Hunt for ___ October" ~ RED
D32. Flower part ~ SEPAL
D33. Like paperless exams ~ ORAL
D34. Film designers' designs ~ SETS
D34. Guitar star Lofgren ~ NILS
D35. Tiny ~ WEE
D35. "En garde" weapon ~ EPEE
D38. Not our ~ THEIR
D37. "___ words were never spoken!" ~ TRUER
D39. Tea urns ~ SAMOVARS
D38. "Wait just a ___!" ~ SEC
D40. Tic-___-toe ~ TAC
D39. Pipes shrilly ~ TWEEDLES
D45. Builds ~ ERECTS
D43. Mixes smoothly ~ BLENDS
D46. ___ Speedwagon ~ REO
D44. "Peter and the Wolf" musician ~ OBOIST
D47. Chronicles ~ ANNALS
D45. Beat a retreat ~ RUN
D49. "It is ___ told by an idiot": Macbeth ~ ATALE
D46. Family nickname ~ MOMMA
D50. Dug up ~ MINED
D47. Bubbling on the burner ~ ABOIL
D51. ___ the Great (10th-century king) ~ OTTO
D48. Old Testament song ~ PSALM
D52. Building near a silo ~ BARN
D49. World Cup powerhouse ~ ITALY
D53. __ gin fizz ~ SLOE
D50. Diner-counter freebies ~ MINTS
D54. ___ vera ~ ALOE
D52. Electrical measure ~ VOLT
D55. What icicles do ~ DRIP
D53. Bedouin bigwig (Var.) ~ AMIR
D56. Lohengrin's love ~ ELSA
D54. "My Name Is ___" (NBC sitcom) ~ EARL
D57. Boston cager, informally ~ CELT
D55. Art film theater ~ CINE
D58. Leg's middle ~ KNEE
D56. Had no doubts about ~ KNEW
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