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George Gershwin's first hit song crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 11th, 2003 other clues |
| 'And now ...' sayer |
| 'Dance On Little Girl' singer |
| 'Dumb' one and namesakes |
| 'Mr. Apollinax' poet |
| 'Settle down!' |
| 'The Big Chill' director |
| 'Whip It' band |
| '___ the morning' |
| 1999 Ron Howard film |
| Adder relative |
| Ask for |
| Became fond of |
| Best Director of 1934, '36 and '38 |
| Beverage company formerly known as Chero-Cola |
| Big name in pest control |
| Blacklisting org. of the 50's |
| Bon ___ |
| Building material |
| Busy |
| Bygone greeting |
| Cab fixtures |
| Cheese steak topper |
| Climb |
| Collected |
| Colon substitute |
| Commotion |
| Defeatee |
| Desire |
| Discontinue |
| Dope |
| Eats |
| Engine-cleaning brand |
| Expresses boredom with |
| Fantasy author McCaffrey |
| Film dog |
| Flat |
| Floor cleaner |
| Forge things |
| Ft. Myers-to-Daytona Beach dir. |
| Geological sample |
| Go southwest to go south, say |
| Grannies |
| Green-lighted |
| Gulf of ___, next to Hainan island |
| Hand waver? |
| Head, slangily |
| Hears |
| Heater |
| Holiday in which to say 'Chuc mung nam moi!' |
| How urgent tasks should be done |
| Impertinent ones |
| In the movies |
| Inventions |
| It may come with charges |
| Its user can't change it |
| Kind of nut |
| Last letter in radio lingo |
| Late ___ |
| Lic. issuer |
| Life sci. |
| Like Liz Taylor, many times |
| Like some hotels |
| Like some ulcers |
| Luminous sign |
| Mag magnate |
| Many an egotist |
| Mawkish |
| Med. school class |
| Milanese mister |
| Mirror |
| Mushroom cap |
| Musician Brian |
| Mythical monster |
| Newbery-winning author Scott ___ |
| Nonlearner, proverbially |
| Noted honey eater |
| Oklahoma county seat |
| One assigned to a bomb? |
| One in a line |
| Paddle, in a way |
| Peasants' wear |
| Permit |
| Pink-flowered tree |
| Pink-slip |
| Pittsburgh's ___ Museum |
| Potato turnover |
| Presidential inits. |
| Presidential inits. |
| Proctor's call |
| Put in stitches |
| Ready to be played |
| Recognizes, briefly |
| Reflux |
| Rest of the afternoon |
| Restroom label |
| Result of a big break? |
| Rosh ___ |
| Round ends? |
| Round of four |
| Sartre play set in hell |
| School of thought |
| See 118-Across |
| Set pieces |
| Showroom display |
| Soil |
| Some reservations |
| Soprano Renata |
| Sore |
| Stable diet |
| Streaked |
| Struck, old-style |
| Subject of Variety ballyhoo |
| Subject word |
| Sucking the life from |
| Suffix with bull or bear |
| Switch words |
| Talked a lot |
| Texas Ranger foe |
| The Police, e.g. |
| Trailing business? |
| Trip choice: Abbr. |
| Trounce |
| Twice cuatro |
| Unfinished Anthony Burgess work about a punctual primate? |
| Unfinished Charles Darwin work about mints? |
| Unfinished Henry James work about Gainsborough's 'Blue Boy'? |
| Unfinished Ian Fleming work about James Bond's affection for his boss? |
| Unfinished James Grady work about time-sharing? |
| Unfinished Norman Mailer work about strip-searching narcotics smugglers? |
| Unfinished Rudyard Kipling work about a future son-in-law? |
| Unwarm welcome |
| Viacom-owned cable channel |
| Water nymph with a fatal kiss |
| Winter buildup, at times |
| With 4-Across, part of Silicon Valley |
| Worn |
| ___ Jima |
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