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It now has a Union: Abbr. crossword clue


E U R

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New York Times crossword of March 15th, 2001 other clues
'Alfred' and 'Judith' composer
'Driving takes away all your energy!'
'Flood cleanup wears me out!'
'Gotcha!'
'Health club exercise is so boring!'
'Military service leaves me pooped!'
'Trinity' novelist
1930's Goldwyn star Anna
Actress Oakes of 'CHiPs'
Agitate
As one, at Orly
Battery components?
Big name in fine china
Blur remover
Bridal path
Campaign dirty tricks
Certain vocal part
Complete
Cup or purse
Designer Schiaparelli
Double dates
Football Hall-of-Famer Matson
Franz of operetta fame
Got smart with
Greek antepenultimate
Grown
Irritable
It borders the state of Amazonas
Jazzman Allison
Kind of money
Kind of pot
Kitchens have them
Lamb Chop enlivener Lewis
Left alone
Like some pregnancies
Line on an invoice
Lofty
Long, for short
Louver part
Memo starter
Money guarantor, for short
Of the ankle
Old newspaper sections
Old-style copier
One sense, figuratively
One who gets what's coming
Ordered to go
Out, at the library
Painkiller dosage phrase
Phone menu imperative
Pipsqueak
Pretty blue
Put forth, in a way
Reformer Jacob
She kneads people
Sleep on it
Soak
Something to nibble on with Beaujolais
Squirm
Stay behind
Still
Strut
Submissive type
Sweethearts
They may be tapped for the stage
Third in a Latin recital
Tout's concern
Twin of myth
What a mess!
Wilt Chamberlain was one
Zip-zip
___ Minor
___ sense

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