New York Times July 3rd 2008 Crossword Clues • Crossword Tracker

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

'Hawaii ___' (island song)
'Scenes of Clerical Life' author, 1858
'Sweet ___'
'The Dukes of Hazzard' spinoff
'Was it ___ I saw?' (classic palindrome)
'Years ___ ...'
'___ Eyes' (1969 hit)
'___ Si Bon' (1950s Eartha Kitt hit)
1958 World Cup hero
50/50
Alaska vacation destination
Atlantic Coast Conference team
Calm
Coin toss call
Coiner
Company founded by Ingvar Kamprad
Compete in a biathlon, in part
Concert hall equipment
Cuatro times 42-Across
Defective
Dinosaur National Monument locale
Dudley Do-Right's girlfriend
Federally funded program since '65
First name in beauty products
First-rate
Hanukkah staple
Help with a prank
Home of the 1,612-foot Ribbon Falls
Instruction at a horse show
Irwin who wrote 'Rich Man, Poor Man'
Isolated
It 'hits the spot' per an old jingle
Jordanian queen
Like beggars' hands
Like this answer's error
Long-___
Migration, maybe
Mother of the stars and the winds
Music sources
On intimate social terms with
One of the 'Cosby Show' kids
Ozone, for one
Page numbers
Pasta choice
PC key
Pinnacle
Post-diet, ideally
Pow!
Prize
Property divider
Queen of the Heavens
Record producer Brian
Saturate
Scotland's ___ Awe
See 24-Across
Sound choice?
Spray on a pan
Steering system part
Surfaces
Take exception to
Takes a chance on
This answer contains one
Timeless, to Shakespeare
Tiny blob
Took in
Top celebs
Tour's end?
Un cuarto of 62-Across
Upset
Watering hole
What this answer could use?
With 19-Across, language from which 'steak' and 'eggs' come
___ bar
___ Jemison, first black woman in space
___-di-dah
___-Julie, Que.

July 3rd 2008 New York Times crossword answers