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New York Times crossword of May 4th, 2003 other clues |
''Scuse me?' |
'Ciao' |
'Fresh Prince of Bel Air' co-star Tatyana ___ |
'Halloween ___' |
'Huzzah!' |
'I ___ you one' |
'Sleepless in Seattle' writer/director |
'___ ride?' |
* |
+: Abbr. |
24 horas |
Abase |
Accounting figure |
Actress Maggie Smith, e.g. |
African adventurer |
Annually |
Arabian bigwig: Var. |
As written |
Attack |
Attempt at soup and a sandwich? |
Attractive casino item? |
Bar |
Be sympathetically nosy? |
Beseech |
Bluejacket |
Bond, for one |
Bore witness (to) |
Breakfast staple |
Burden |
Campaign against drug use? |
Caused |
Cents figures in many prices |
Chart showing amounts spent working extra hours? |
Classical meeting place |
Click or clack |
Color, so to speak |
Concerning |
Cool ___ |
Counts (on) |
Dance step |
Data transmission rate |
Delusional one |
Description for the Marines |
Dish eaten with the fingers |
Dish that's often mashed |
Dismissive words to a wistful person? |
Divisions |
Dough |
Find |
For kids |
Fox's trait |
Fraternity men, stereotypically |
French beverage |
Frequent still-life subjects |
Game with car tokens |
Gesturer |
Get ready |
Get wrong |
Go (for) |
Guinness suffix |
H |
Hale-___ comet |
He gave an eye for wisdom |
Hell's Kitchen product? |
Horizontal door piece |
Huge, in slang |
Hwy. helpers |
In the earth, now |
Indian tongue |
Inits. on bygone maps |
Inlets |
Interlocked |
It may be picked |
Italicizes |
Janitor's supply |
Jobs, metaphorically |
Kind of theory |
Leading |
Leave a neighborhood gym? |
Let go |
Like some colonies |
Like some olive oil |
Major ending |
Make shorter, say |
Mall retailer, with 'The' |
Math degree |
Mayberry boy |
Mettle testers |
Milit. figure |
Milk-Bone biscuit, e.g. |
MIV halved |
Modern marketplace |
Mutton product |
Not bright |
Not funny anymore |
On the way out |
One sticking his nose in things |
Passes |
Pay (up) |
People to hang out with |
Person with a temper |
Philly pro |
Photography equipment |
Place with TV screens: Abbr. |
Playoff boon for the 49ers? |
Powerful arm |
Prestigious institutions |
Quaint get-together |
Racing's Unsers |
Record industry inits. |
Rich treat |
Rooftop feature, perhaps |
Scopes prosecutor |
Scream for a while |
Set free |
Short fuse |
Skeptic's target, for short |
Snorkeling locale |
Some volcanic rocks |
Something to believe in |
Stunned response |
Tank contents |
Targets of swats |
Tear |
They may be high |
They might clash |
Through |
Two-time loser to 90-Down |
Two-time winner over 82-Down |
Undue |
Vane dir. |
Violating Title IX provisions |
Voltaire, religiously |
Wand wielder |
Went like the dickens |
What the boss has |
When a team doesn't play |
When to celebrate Armed Forces Day |
___-Thérèse |
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