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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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