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| New York Times crossword of June 22nd, 2003 other clues |
| Curt |
| Dart |
| Definitely will |
| Didn't actually experience |
| Do a part poorly |
| Do away with |
| Do oneself in |
| Echo |
| Emergency route, maybe |
| Euler's birthplace |
| Eyeopener? |
| Familiar avian call |
| Fancy invitation specification |
| Fatty |
| First in a historical trio |
| First person in ancient Rome |
| Fix, as leftovers |
| Fraternal group |
| Fray |
| Further |
| George and others |
| George whose main film debut was in 'Gone With the Wind' |
| Get |
| Giant sucker? |
| Home for a 71-Down, maybe |
| Ill bringer |
| Impertinent look |
| In good condition |
| Infection site |
| Interviewer |
| Is itinerant |
| Kind of column |
| Kind of column |
| Quick |
| Rare trick taker |
| Reacts with incomprehension |
| Reasons for do-overs |
| Rub ___ |
| Rummages (through) |
| Rush |
| Sarges, e.g. |
| Savings plans, informally |
| Second start? |
| See 125-Across |
| See 36-Down |
| Shave |
| Ship's crew |
| Shudders at |
| Sign, as an agreement |
| Sites of unplanned visits: Abbr. |
| Skirt style |
| SLAM |
| Solo |
| Some |
| Some musical chords |
| Sorceress who aided Jason's quest |
| Spruce |
| Stamp alternative |
| Subject of a 1990's probe |
| Successor to Edward VI |
| Sufferer's suffix |
| Sugar source |
| Sulky |
| Temper |
| Less filled out |
| They might cost you an arm and a leg |
| Less fresh |
| Title cat in a 1980's cartoon film |
| Like cornerstones |
| Treeless tract |
| Like some goodbyes |
| Trepidation |
| Like some space missions |
| Used the highest oven setting |
| Like some tickets: Abbr. |
| Valuable deposits |
| Longtime essayist for The New Yorker |
| Viking character |
| Lover of Lancelot |
| Villain's symbol |
| Mark of dishonor |
| Wedding attendant |
| Met again |
| Monstrous |
| Win |
| Wing or breast |
| Mutiny site |
| With 61-Down, Pollux, e.g. |
| Native Arizonan |
| Word with fall or worlds |
| Noted missile range site |
| Words on a jacket |
| Nutritional fig. |
| Worry for the superstitious |
| Old TV |
| You can count on it |
| Once, of old |
| Zoological appendages |
| Online chat components, for short |
| ___ cit. (footnote abbr.) |
| Order heading |
| ___ hunch |
| ___ whole lot |
| Ordered |
| Oscar Wilde poem 'The Garden of ___' |
| Out-and-out |
| Overfill, perhaps |
| Parts of some rambles |
| Peachy |
| Peewee |
| Player coached by Earl Weaver |
| Pollster's worry |
| Popular vacation locale |
| Profitable |
| Prohibit |
| Put in |
| Puts on |
| 'Justine' author |
| 'Me, too!' |
| 'Norma ___' |
| '___ without works is dead': James 2:20 |
| 'Roots,' for one |
| 'The Wizard of Oz' actor |
| 100 dinars |
| 1948 and 1952 Olympic track gold medalist ___ Zátopek |
| 1972 rock hit recorded with the London Festival Orchestra |
| 1974 film shot from a dog's-eye view |
| 1997 sci-fi hit |
| 60's radical |
| Alloy that resembles platinum |
| Answer with a salute |
| Background for 'Dragnet' credits |
| Basic cable offering |
| Bygone children's book character |
| Certain pie order |
| Chips away at |
| Christmas singing |
| Colorful North American songster |
| Common rhyme scheme |
| Composer Satie |
| Correct |
| Cries at fireworks |
| Crushes, maybe |
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