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RUBTHEWRONGWAY GETONONESNERVES DRIVEUPTHEWALL EATEN OCEAN

	crosswords/nytimes/2001/nyt2001-01-08.xd			crosswords/usatoday/2010/usa2010-06-04.xd
n	1	Title: New York Times, Monday, January 8, 2001	n	1	Title: PEEVISH
	2	Author: Gregory E. Paul		2	Author: By Mark Howard
	3	Editor: Will Shortz		3	Editor: Timothy Parker
				4	Copyright: uclick, LLC
				5	Category: USA Today Crosswords
	4			6
	5			7
n	6	MUGS#CHAP#BRADS	n	8	ELMS#SLAP#NOTCH
	7	ISIT#LOBO#REBUT		9	GAIT#COLA#ICIER
	8	LEGO#APES#OCEAN		10	AIDE#HOOT#TELLS
	9	DRIVEUPTHEWALL#		11	DRIVEUPTHEWALL#
n	10	###ELSE##ASP###	n	12	###EASY##SIN###
	11	CAP#TERMITE#DAM		13	SCENTS#PEST#FAB
	12	ALAMO##ERE#PAGE		14	ERASE#SERE#TALE
	13	GETONONESNERVES		15	GETONONESNERVES
n	14	ERIC#PAT##LOINS	n	16	ODIN#RAVE#NARCO
	15	ROO#CRYSTAL#STY		17	SON#JAPE#ODDEST
	16	###TOA##IDEA###		18	###HIC##ABIE###
	17	#RUBTHEWRONGWAY		19	#RUBTHEWRONGWAY
n	18	PINOT#CHAR#LIMO	n	20	RUNON#VIII#AONE
	19	AMINO#HIDE#ONOR		21	ANIME#ERAS#PROW
	20	SEVEN#OPED#WORK		22	GETBY#RENT#SENS
	21			23
	22			24
n	23	A1. Hot chocolate containers ~ MUGS	n	25	A1. Some backyard trees ~ ELMS
	24	A5. Bloke ~ CHAP		26	A5. Blow with a palm ~ SLAP
	25	A9. Wire nails ~ BRADS		27	A9. Gunstock carving ~ NOTCH
	26	A14. "___ something I said?" ~ ISIT		28	A14. A limp affects it ~ GAIT
	27	A15. Timber wolf ~ LOBO		29	A15. Caffeine-yielding nut ~ COLA
	28	A16. Disprove ~ REBUT		30	A16. Apter for polar bears ~ ICIER
	29	A17. Toy block brand ~ LEGO		31	A17. White House position ~ AIDE
	30	A18. Steps in human evolution ~ APES		32	A18. Sound from an owl ~ HOOT
	31	A19. Place for a beach ~ OCEAN		33	A19. Informs ~ TELLS
	32	A20. Exasperate, as a motorist? ~ DRIVEUPTHEWALL		34	A20. Exasperate ~ DRIVEUPTHEWALL
	33	A23. "So what ___ is new?" ~ ELSE		35	A23. Requiring little effort ~ EASY
	34	A24. Egyptian cobra ~ ASP		36	A24. Transgression of divine law ~ SIN
	35	A25. Toy gun noisemaker ~ CAP		37	A25. Hints for hounds ~ SCENTS
	36	A28. Orkin target ~ TERMITE		38	A28. Aphid, to a gardener ~ PEST
	37	A31. Grand Coulee, e.g. ~ DAM		39	A30. The ___ Four (The Beatles) ~ FAB
	38	A34. Crockett's last stand, with "the" ~ ALAMO		40	A33. Answering machine button ~ ERASE
	39	A36. "... ___ he drove out of sight" ~ ERE		41	A34. All dried out ~ SERE
	40	A37. Summon electronically, say ~ PAGE		42	A35. It might be tall ~ TALE
	41	A38. Exasperate, as a neurologist? ~ GETONONESNERVES		43	A36. Exasperate ~ GETONONESNERVES
	42	A42. Newsman Sevareid ~ ERIC		44	A39. Viking's deity ~ ODIN
	43	A43. Butter serving ~ PAT		45	A40. Strong thumbs-up review ~ RAVE
	44	A44. Gird one's ___ ~ LOINS		46	A41. Antidrug cop ~ NARCO
	45	A45. Animal with a pouch, informally ~ ROO		47	A42. You might give him the business ~ SON
	46	A46. Goblet material ~ CRYSTAL		48	A43. Bit of drollery ~ JAPE
	47	A49. Hog's home ~ STY		49	A44. Most bizarre ~ ODDEST
	48	A50. Burnt ___ crisp ~ TOA		50	A45. "Andy Capp" sound effect ~ HIC
	49	A51. Bright thought ~ IDEA		51	A46. Rose's love, on Broadway ~ ABIE
	50	A53. Exasperate, as a masseur? ~ RUBTHEWRONGWAY		52	A47. Exasperate ~ RUBTHEWRONGWAY
	51	A60. Burgundy grape ~ PINOT		53	A54. Kind of sentence discouraged in grammar class ~ RUNON
	52	A61. Blacken ~ CHAR		54	A55. Hour on a grandfather clock ~ VIII
	53	A62. Oscar night transport ~ LIMO		55	A56. Untoppable rating ~ AONE
	54	A63. Kind of acid ~ AMINO		56	A57. Cartoon genre ~ ANIME
	55	A64. Take cover ~ HIDE		57	A58. Big Band and Gaslight ~ ERAS
	56	A65. ___ about (approximately) ~ ONOR		58	A59. Forepart of a boat ~ PROW
	57	A66. Full complement of dwarfs ~ SEVEN		59	A60. Manage to survive ~ GETBY
	58	A67. Newspaper page ~ OPED		60	A61. Leaseholder's payment ~ RENT
	59	A68. Lead-in for -aholic ~ WORK		61	A62. Members in a 100-member club (Abbr.) ~ SENS
	60			62
t	61	D1. Not burning the mouth much ~ MILD	t	63	D1. "By gosh!" ~ EGAD
	62	D2. Cable subscriber ~ USER		64	D2. Beastly abode ~ LAIR
	63	D3. "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" musical ~ GIGI		65	D3. Calf-length skirt ~ MIDI
	64	D4. Where a cook cooks ~ STOVE		66	D4. Two-time presidential also-ran ~ STEVENSON
	65	D5. Contract provision ~ CLAUSE		67	D5. Straight downhill skiing ~ SCHUSS
	66	D6. Lottery equipment ~ HOPPER		68	D6. A bit bonkers ~ LOOPY
	67	D7. Help in crime ~ ABET		69	D7. "Thanks ___!" ~ ALOT
	68	D8. Swanky ~ POSH		70	D8. Walk in a garden ~ PATH
	69	D9. Shop without anything particular in mind ~ BROWSE		71	D9. Airhead ~ NITWIT
	70	D10. Summation ~ RECAP		72	D10. Frequent splashdown site ~ OCEAN
	71	D11. Cain's brother ~ ABEL		73	D11. Ones place? ~ TILL
	72	D12. Twofold ~ DUAL		74	D12. Lockup room ~ CELL
	73	D13. Train stop: Abbr. ~ STN		75	D13. Murphy film, "48 ___" ~ HRS
	74	D21. John who sang "Rocket Man" ~ ELTON		76	D21. All gone ~ EATEN
	75	D22. Moth-___ ~ EATEN		77	D22. German industrial city in the Ruhr Valley ~ ESSEN
	76	D25. Basketballer ~ CAGER		78	D25. Bell-shaped flowers ~ SEGOS
	77	D26. Oldsmobile model ~ ALERO		79	D26. Guiding principle ~ CREDO
	78	D27. Barbecue site ~ PATIO		80	D27. Alternative to "dine out" ~ EATIN
	79	D29. Track contests ~ MEETS		81	D28. Source of irritation ~ PEEVE
	80	D30. April initials ~ IRS		82	D29. Ancient Irish language ~ ERSE
	81	D31. California Gov. Gray ___ ~ DAVIS		83	D30. Quarterback Brett ~ FAVRE
	82	D32. Ten-percenter ~ AGENT		84	D31. "Smart" guys ~ ALECS
	83	D33. Not neat ~ MESSY		85	D32. Ply with rye, e.g. ~ BESOT
	84	D35. Slip-on shoe, briefly ~ MOC		86	D34. Break abruptly ~ SNAP
	85	D37. Old hand ~ PRO		87	D35. Import/export imbalances ~ TRADEGAPS
	86	D39. TV's Winfrey ~ OPRAH		88	D37. Goosefoot herb ~ ORACH
	87	D40. Not yea ~ NAY		89	D38. With no ___ sight ~ ENDIN
	88	D41. Barkin or Burstyn ~ ELLEN		90	D43. Small bus ~ JITNEY
	89	D46. T-shirt material ~ COTTON		91	D44. "Duck" in "Peter and the Wolf" ~ OBOIST
	90	D47. Tongue-lashing ~ TIRADE		92	D45. Big bang maker ~ HBOMB
	91	D48. Loved to bits ~ ADORED		93	D46. "Unit" or "tract" attachment ~ ARIAN
	92	D50. Juicy steak ~ TBONE		94	D47. Ancient alphabetical character ~ RUNE
	93	D52. Burning ~ AGLOW		95	D48. Apartment, to an apartment manager ~ UNIT
	94	D53. Icy coating ~ RIME		96	D49. "Be it ___ so humble . . ." ~ EVER
	95	D54. Harvard or Stanford: Abbr. ~ UNIV		97	D50. Informant's accessory ~ WIRE
	96	D55. Reverberate ~ ECHO		98	D51. Donned ~ WORE
	97	D56. Horse trainer's aid ~ WHIP		99	D52. Any minute now, to a bard ~ ANON
	98	D57. Bowery bum ~ WINO		100	D53. Berry-bearing evergreens ~ YEWS
	99	D58. Love, Spanish-style ~ AMOR		101	D54. Worthless piece of cloth ~ RAG
	100	D59. Part of N.Y.C. ~ YORK
	101	D60. Faux ___ ~ PAS
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