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| New York Times crossword of May 4th, 2008 other clues |
| 'A Jug of Wine ...' poet |
| 'A Letter for ___' (Hume Cronyn film) |
| 'Darn it!' |
| 'Sesame Street' regular |
| 'Sink or Swim' author |
| 'The Informer' author O'Flaherty |
| '___ else fails ...' |
| 16th-century English dramatist George |
| 1957 Jerry Lee Lewis song for tree fanciers? |
| 1959 Chuck Berry song for tree fanciers? |
| 1964 Bobby Goldsboro song for tree fanciers? |
| 1965 Yardbirds song for tree fanciers? |
| 1970s-'80s baseball All-Star Manny |
| 1977 Dolly Parton song for tree fanciers? |
| 1978 Linda Ronstadt song for tree fanciers? |
| 1982 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts song for tree fanciers? |
| Actress Charlotte and explorer John |
| Air Force athlete |
| Altar procedure |
| Anacin alternative |
| Ashram leader |
| Badlands sight |
| Bank deposit? |
| Be noisy |
| Beaufort scale category |
| Bellowing |
| Brain parts |
| Bridal collection |
| Camper driver |
| Chemical suffix |
| Chick on the piano |
| Cliques |
| Craving, slangily |
| Crèche figures |
| Criticize |
| Cross |
| Cry of dismay |
| Dance specialty |
| Dickens title starter |
| Discombobulate |
| Do police work |
| Doozy |
| Dot follower, often |
| Dungeons & Dragons character |
| E-mail annoyance |
| Eastern ruler |
| Energetic |
| Enters cyberspace |
| Exorcist's enemy |
| Flight formation |
| For this reason |
| From the top |
| Give off |
| Give the once-over |
| Go into hysterics |
| Grand ___, Nova Scotia |
| Happy gatherings |
| Helpful pointer |
| Hurt badly |
| Impassive |
| Impromptu Halloween costume |
| Inner circles |
| Insignificant amount |
| It's spotted in the wild |
| Italian bread |
| Jazzy Nina |
| John's 'Pulp Fiction' co-star |
| Kind of meeting in 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' |
| Laura of 'Blue Velvet' |
| Lay on the line |
| Ledger entry |
| Like a lot of Australia |
| Mill material |
| Modern pentathlon event |
| Mountain chain |
| Musical Rimes |
| Neighbor of Chad |
| Nick name? |
| Nirvana seeker |
| Nominal promotion of a military officer |
| Not at all familiar |
| Not ___ many words |
| Nut holder |
| Off-limits item |
| Old-time oath |
| One trillionth: Prefix |
| One way to be taken |
| Outer limits |
| Palate part |
| Permission |
| Place for an easel |
| Play-by-play partner |
| Port of Iraq |
| Power of film |
| Prizes |
| Purple stuff, perhaps |
| R.N.'s station |
| Ran through again |
| Rap star ___ Jon |
| Red army? |
| Rossini subject |
| Rough condition to face? |
| Rush hour sounds |
| Salmon tail? |
| Sign of spring |
| Sing 'Bye Bye Birdie,' e.g. |
| Sing like Fitzgerald |
| Something one can never do |
| Soul singer Lou |
| Source of creosote |
| Source of some coffee |
| Sp. misses |
| Spray withdrawn in 1989 |
| Stand |
| Strand |
| Stretch |
| Sufficient, informally |
| Suffix with myth |
| Sugar or flour |
| Sugar substitute? |
| Teatime treat |
| Thanksgiving serving |
| Theater audience |
| Theodor Escherich's discovery |
| Tippy transport |
| Tito Puente played them |
| Try to steal the scene, maybe |
| Underlying meaning |
| Via ___ (Roman road) |
| Went like a shot |
| Witty remark |
| Words before bed or rest |
| Words of reproach |
| World capital, founded in 1538, formerly known as Chuquisaca |
| ___ Jr., West Coast hamburger chain |
| ___ Lad, doughnut shop on 'The Simpsons' |
| ___ Systems, networking giant |
| ___ volatile |
| ___-Poo of 'The Mikado' |
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