December 19th 1999 New York Times crossword answers

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Infamous Amin
Israeli leader with an eyepatch
It's flashy
James Bond woman in 'Thunderball'
Jimmy of 'N.Y.P.D. Blue'
Johnson's vaudeville partner
Kind of dame
Kind of whale
King in II Kings
Leatherneck
Like many wartime messages
Like new
Like rhinos
Loose
Loud
Map abbr.
Mauna ___
Medicine's ___ system
More of the verse
More of the verse
More than a cause
Moved easily
Mud, say
Mystery writer Josephine
New York tribe
Newsmaker of 2/20/62
Nita of 'Blood and Sand,' 1922
Nixon's first Defense Secretary
Nosegay
Not even-tempered
Nut
Old holder of writing fluid
'A one ___ two...'
'Coronation of the Virgin' painter
'How ___ the little busy bee...'
'Out, dagnabbit!'
'Left!'
'Mysterious' locale
'Passion According to St. John' composer
'Wheel of Fortune' choice
'___ she blows!'
Actor Reeves
Actual
Actual
Addie's husband in 'As I Lay Dying'
Ancient market
Architect Saarinen
Aware of, slangily
Ballade conclusion
Baseball stats
Batiking need
Before, once
Birdbrain
Blackbird
Blood's partner
Bows before
Buck's love
Burma's first P.M.
To boot
Tortosa's river
Town ___
Tricky
Wind dir.
Writer Kingsley
Writer LeShan
Wroth
Yellow shade
Yellowish-red
___-law
Chili accompanier
Cognizance
Concerning
Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen
Cries of discovery
Dallas team, informally
Department store department
Designer's job
Dog with a long, curled tail
Driver who talks
Either of two O.T. books
End of the verse
Enjoyed a soak
Epoch in which mammals became dominant
Everyone has one
Extensions
Fairy tale meanie
Felt bad
Fighting
Footnote word
Game in which the 13 spades are laid faceup
Game ragout
Girl of barbershop quartets
Gr. 1-6
Gunwale pin
Halliwell, formerly of the Spice Girls
Having a few buttons missing
Helped in a heist
Hightailed it
How some arguments are conducted
Humdrum
Humiliate
Hunk
In Shakespeare, the star in 'The star is fall'n'
Opposite of 1-Down
Part of a fire safety program
Patent medicine, e.g.
Pilgrims to Mecca
Planned for, in a way
Prague's ___ University
Pretty, to Burns
Prom needs
Protozoan
Pupil's place
Quake
Rain check?
Razorbacks
Red or white wine
Red-spotted creatures
River inlet
Salaam
Sartre's '___ Clos'
Satirist Brendan
Secretary of War, 1940-45
Sharpen again
Sheltered
Site of the forges of Vulcan
Solidarity's birthplace
Start of a verse
Start of North Carolina's motto
Strips
Suffix with Christ
Table scrap
The old folks
The works
They're seen at court bashes
Thorny
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