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New York Times crossword of March 21st, 2003 other clues
'Fiddlesticks!'
'The Red House Mystery' novelist
'Whazzat?'
Bison features
Auditory
Barrel race participant
Cambodian cash
Charger's array
Common test taker
Devalue
Doing what needs to be done
Early bird's home?
East Indian sailors
Epsilon ___ (14th nearest star to Earth)
Fictional swordsman
Fifer's drum
Freethinker
Gallivant
Goose egg
Households
In pretty good shape
It borders James Bay: Abbr.
It merged with Peugeot in 1976
Like some shoes
Tennis's Mandlikova
The Sage of Concord
Their names may start with 'Mac'
They just say no
Under the table
Went wassailing, once
William Pitt's purview
Words with line, hint or bomb
Like some stocks: Abbr.
Limp as ___
Line on a spine
Look upon warmly
Loss of speaking ability
Luau wear
Mail convenience: Abbr.
Makes sacred, in a way
Mallorca, e.g.
Marsh denizen
Model/actress in 'No Way Out'
Old Japanese ruling line
One for the money?
One running around wildly, maybe
Partnership
Patches up
Piccolo player on TV
Pie preference
Sectional, say
Simultaneously
Singer Sumac
Soap unit
Soda pop, to some
Some are cracked
Southwest bloomer
Sponge gently
Stamps of approval
Star who's been in many unions
Start of a perplexed person's question
Still stuff
Stupidly silent
Sun Devils' sch.
Superlatively scanty
Support, in a way
Temperaments

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