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State with only three counties: Abbr. crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 25th, 2004 other clues
'Forever, ___' (1996 humor book)
'Is ___?'
'Phooey!'
'Saturn Devouring His Children' painter
'The Pianist' extra
'There!'
'This is serious!'
'Thong Song' rapper
'Time ___' (old sci-fi series)
10-, 11- and 12-year-olds
20-Across forerunner
A, B and C in D.C.
Actress Cattrall of 'Sex and the City'
Add for free
Additional, in ads
Advertising supplement
Airborne Rangers gear
Al Jazeera employee
Ax wielder
Baltic resident
Barren
Be a director
Bettor's spot
Blockhead
Brightness measurements, for short
Broom rider
Burned up
Cabinet dept.
Charles after whom a sports field was named
City SW of Kansas City
Clip
Common Web site sect.
Constant tic?
Cooks' gadgets
Cracked open
Crusading knight's story?
Cut
Description of an 18th-century writing desk?
Do perfectly
Do some copy work
Doctor's prefix with -ologist
End of a demonstration?
Establishes
Expressionless
Fast break result, on the court?
Feather's partner
FedEx rival
Film genre
First word in 'Send in the Clowns'
Foils
Former records
Freakish
French eye
Geologist's entire collection?
Getting ready to play seven-card stud
Getting there
Gives with confidence
Greek cheeses
Grp. that launches investigations
Hardly long-distance runners
Have second thoughts
Heart
Hit
Hoover, e.g., in brief
Indian bread
Instant
Intelligent like Groucho Marx?
It may be bookmarked
It's a scream
Jefferson player in 'Jefferson in Paris'
Johnny with the 1980 #1 country hit 'Lookin' for Love'
Kind of comb
Kind of part
Kind of room
Library stamp
Like a blue rose
Like the botanist Linnaeus
Lodge
Marvin Gaye's 'Can ___ Witness'
Move it
Moving
Mrs., abroad
Neck of land: Abbr.
Needle
News briefing
Newspaper's choice for public office
Nicole Kidman or Tom Cruise, e.g.
Not opt.
Oil shipment: Abbr.
Old dagger
On one's ___
One of the Wayans brothers
One way to take things
Ones calling the shots?: Abbr.
Outpouring
Piece supporting the rudder
Pothouse
Prefix with distant
Problem in a plane cabin
Producing more chills
QB Manning
Replacements for missing teeth in dental arches
Revolt
Sawed gourds, so to speak
Seasons
See 116-Down
See 18-Across
Singer ___ Rose
Slippery as ___
Small change
Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr.
Some military maneuvers
Sorority letter
Spanish eye
Spots for 42-Across
Start to tremble?
Stroll
Syrup in the medicine cabinet
They might precede blows
Thinking prefix
Thoreau and others
Time of anticipation
Toast to one's health
Tops: Abbr.
Transport that runs on tracks
Tucson-to-L.A. dir.
Twisted yarn
University of Kentucky's ___ Arena
Vampire of fiction
Vast
Vein contents
Verdi's '___ tu'
Whip but good
With 8-Down, course that includes Shak.
Woods along a fault line?
Worn ___ frazzle
___ be different
___ coil
___ Dam on the Sacramento River

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