New York Times - May 18 2008

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Clues Answers
'Alice in Wonderland' sister LACIE
'Back door's open!' GOAROUND
'Bambi' author SALTEN
'Deadwood' figure EARP
'Fan-tastic!' ZOWIE
'Geronimo!,' e.g. CRY
'Lawrence of Arabia' composer Maurice JARRE
'No problem!' ITSEASY
'Pearly Shells' singer DONHO
'Sixteen Tons' singer, 1955 ERNIEFORD
'Survivor' setting, often ISLE
'Were that so!' IWISH
'Would you like to see ___?' AMENU
Aardvark ANTBEAR
Actor James CAAN
Airport with a BART terminal SFO
Aloe ___ VERA
Ancient pueblo dwellers ANASAZI
Approves OKS
Awarding of huge settlements to plaintiffs, in modern lingo JACKPOTJUSTICE
Bent over ASTOOP
Bill formerly of the Rolling Stones WYMAN
Blood-typing letters ABO
Blue shade ANIL
Buster? NARCO
Certain T-shirt design IRONON
Cheese ___ NIPS
Cobbler's tool AWL
Control: Abbr. CMD
Daily grind RUT
Dealer's handout PRICELIST
Defender company ATARI
Do better than TOP
Drug-free CLEAN
Each APOP
Early anti-Communist TSAR
Eds. read them MSS
Edsel driver's gas choice ESSO
Einstein subject SPECIALRELATIVITY
Electrolysis particle ANION
Escape LAM
Excellent debt rating AAA
Explorer of sorts CAVER
Faust, e.g. TENOR
Fight imaginary foes TILTATWINDMILLS
Fire SACK
Former L.A. Ram who holds the N.F.L. record for most receiving yards in a game (336) FLIPPERANDERSON
Fourth-most populous state, just after N.Y. FLA
French article LES
Galley marking ITAL
Game pieces MEN
Good farming results BUMPERCROPS
Good nickname for a cook? STU
Hosts ARMIES
House of Lancaster symbol REDROSE
How headings are often typed INCAPS
Hug ENCLASP
Immigrant's class: Abbr. ESL
In order ARRAYED
In the capacity of QUA
Indian tribe encountered by Lewis and Clark OTO
It's a laugh YUK
It's a trap EELPOT
Italian restaurant chain SBARRO
Jack of 'Eraserhead' NANCE
Jilts DESERTS
Kids JIVES
Kind of score SAT
Klinger portrayer on 'M*A*S*H' FARR
Loud laugh ROAR
Clues Answers
Many a toothpaste GEL
Marathoner Alberto SALAZAR
Match ___ (tie game, in France) NUL
Meaningless amount SOU
Mideast call to prayer AZAN
Missal location PEW
Mix OLIO
Monastery figure FRIAR
Month in which Moses is said to have been born and died ADAR
Muse with a wreath of myrtle and roses ERATO
Nails ACES
Nation of ___ ISLAM
National Chili Mo. OCT
Norm of 'This Old House' ABRAM
Notch shape VEE
Old film pooch ASTA
Old Treasury offering EBOND
Opening track of 'The Beatles' Second Album' ROLLOVERBEETHOVEN
Oscar-winning Brody ADRIEN
Outplays BESTS
Pacifier SOP
Peripatetic sort NOMAD
Place for a vine ARBOR
Plain as day OVERT
Post with a column EMILY
Press (for) SUE
Pressure, of a sort INSISTENCE
Pretends LETSON
Push for more business orders RAMPUPSALES
Quick stumbles ERS
Rappel down DESCEND
Refrain syllables LALAS
Response to 'Any volunteers?' ILLGO
Richard ___, 2002 Pulitzer winner for Fiction RUSSO
Shade provider EAVE
Short-billed rail CRAKE
Sign of the cross INRI
Site of campus workstations PCLAB
Sloping surfaces next to sinks DRAINBOARDS
Some badge holders FEDS
Some greetings YOS
Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr. EES
Sovereign's representative VICEROY
Start of the names of some health care plans MEDI
Starts, as rehab CHECKSINTO
Steer ADVISE
Suffix in some pasta names INI
Suffix with direct ORY
Sure application spot ARMPIT
Surfing spot CREST
Sylph in Pope's 'The Rape of the Lock' ARIEL
Take to Vegas, maybe WED
Tell things? ARROWS
Test extras BONUSQUESTIONS
The Nutmeg State: Abbr. CONN
Thicket COPSE
To date ASYET
To the point BRIEF
Together INUNISON
Turkish title AGA
Untouched ASIS
Upper ___ VOLTA
Valuable find TROVE
VII octupled LVI
X-ray units RADS
Zoologist Fossey DIAN
___ B'rith BNAI
___ Phillips, who played Livia in 'I, Claudius' SIAN
___ pro nobis ORA
___-doodle DIPSY