May 11th 2003 New York Times crossword answers

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'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
George Gershwin's first hit song
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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