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| New York Times crossword of December 22nd, 2002 other clues |
| Suntan lotion letters |
| Survey choice |
| Tabula ___ (clean slate) |
| Terse critiques |
| They precede many lists |
| They're uplifting |
| Tolkien cannibal |
| Urge |
| Utah skiing resort |
| Vacation locale |
| Verse, part 2 |
| Verse, part 3 |
| Viva-voce |
| Wear away |
| Where grapes are grown |
| Whispers |
| Wisecracked |
| Withered |
| ___ de combat |
| ___ Park, Colo. |
| ___-Magnon |
| 'The Flies' dramatist |
| 'Bus Stop' playwright |
| 'Damage' director |
| 'Midnight Cowboy' role |
| 'O ___ babbino caro' (Puccini aria) |
| 'Put your rear down!' |
| 'The Name of the Rose' figure |
| 'When I was ___ ...' |
| '___ calls?' |
| 1917 Theda Bara role, informally |
| 1930's-60's columnist who wrote 'Washington Merry-Go-Round' |
| 45-Across had one |
| A helping hand |
| Abbr. after some church names |
| Actress Marceau of 'Braveheart' |
| Airport abbr. |
| Article in Die Zeit |
| Attack |
| Baseball's Piniella |
| Beast |
| Betray, in a way |
| Bewails |
| Big shock? |
| Brand in the frozen foods section |
| California county or its seat |
| Came down |
| Can. province |
| Central principle of Baha'ism |
| Combat |
| Comment from a lonely-heart |
| Country dance locale |
| Cusp |
| Davis was its Pres. |
| Directional suffix |
| Disencumber |
| Down East |
| Drug for a poison victim, maybe |
| End of the verse |
| Enter the picture |
| Epistle of the New Testament |
| Event covered by paparazzi |
| False |
| Famed family of auto racers |
| Field for a gov. or a sen. |
| File |
| Film cartoon with the voice of Woody Allen |
| First of a Latin trio |
| Florida collegian |
| Funny Anne |
| Gets comfortable with |
| Go astray |
| Not brilliant |
| Not lost |
| Not straight |
| Nuclear event, in headlines |
| Oklahoma Indian |
| On earth |
| On high |
| One cycle per second |
| One of the Mamas and the Papas |
| Ornamental cord on clothing |
| Pals |
| Part of a car test course |
| Photo ___ |
| Played (around) |
| Popular cuisine |
| Purely extra |
| Put to flight |
| Rattles on |
| Relative of 'Hmm ...' |
| Removing one's hat in an elevator, e.g. |
| Robe material |
| Roman called 'the Censor' |
| Rub |
| Rugged ridge |
| Sandpapered |
| Scottish town of Sir Walter Scott's youth |
| Self-titled 1986 R & B album |
| Skinny |
| Soap plant |
| Soft shade |
| Start of a Christmas verse |
| Start of North Carolina's motto |
| Stay |
| Grace, e.g. |
| Grit |
| Growing amount? |
| Gulf sight |
| Half-___ (pipsqueaks) |
| Head car, maybe |
| Hero's medal: Abbr. |
| Hide, in a way |
| Hilton rival |
| In-flight |
| Indicate |
| Intensifying word |
| Inventor Howe |
| James ___, who wrote 'The Thin Red Line' |
| Kind of beam |
| Kind of eyes |
| Knucklehead |
| Lab subjects |
| Lallygags |
| Last of a series |
| Limo occupant, perhaps |
| Linguist Chomsky |
| Lively |
| Marilyn Monroe feature |
| Melody |
| Might |
| More squalid |
| Mosque head |
| Most acute |
| Mozart's 'Dove ___' |
| Mrs. John ___ (Pocahontas) |
| Nissan sedan |
| No longer secret |
| Not an exact fig. |
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