New York Times - Sep 22 2001

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'I'm outta here!' ADIOS
'Let ___!' MEGO
'People' composer STYNE
'Take my wife ... please!,' e.g. ONELINER
'W. C. Fields and Me' star, 1976 STEIGER
1941 film noir hero SAMSPADE
1961 Newbery Medal winner Scott ___ ODELL
1999 hurricane IRENE
Abeyant state DEEPFREEZE
Bit modifier WEE
Bob Hoskins role of 1991 SMEE
Catch a few rays? FISH
Chatter box? PAYPHONE
Chemical endings ENES
Chemical endings ENES
Circulates SOWS
Circulates SOWS
Comment from someone who knows the score? ITSATIE
Cook up, so to speak IDEATE
Cried harshly and raucously CAWED
Decide to rent SIGNALEASE
Do laps, perhaps SWIM
Fertility clinic collection OVA
Figurehead? ADDER
Follower of Mary LAMB
Follower of Mary LAMB
Glassworker, at times ANNEALER
Grammy category RANDB
Grammy category RANDB
Hair band FASCIA
Help ABET
Help ABET
Hoodwinked SNOWED
How some medicines are to be used ASNEEDED
Irritated RASPED
Irritates MIFFS
Irritates MIFFS
Iterate RESAY
Iterate RESAY
Its score scale is 120 to 180 LSAT
Lewis's mystery-solving partner MORSE
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Like some fans AVID
Like sultanas SEEDLESS
Maximally sharp SLYEST
Metal parts fastener SETSCREW
More than full SWOLLEN
No longer moved (by) JADED
Of a bank deposit? SEDIMENTAL
Offenbach's 'La Belle ___' HELENE
Old Jeep model WAGONEER
Once, once ERST
Once, once ERST
Out, in a way ABED
Out, in a way ABED
Picnic pests SKEETERS
Pitch target STRIKEZONE
Podunk, e.g. TOWN
Private INWARD
Private INWARD
Purse alternative SATCHEL
Puts together WEDS
Puts together WEDS
Rankle FESTER
Rankle FESTER
Slips or trips ERRS
Some pens FLAIRS
Some pens FLAIRS
Sounded like sonar PINGED
Stamp feature, to a philatelist PERF
Surgeon's expertise: Abbr. ANAT
Take on, in dialect RASSLE
They may be crushing JAWS
They may offer rubdowns SPAS
They'll do for now STOPGAPS
They'll do for now STOPGAPS
They're associated with licks and ticks DEER
Tip follower STER
Tree with catkins ALDER
Wasn't neat, in a way SLOPPED
Weatherspoon of the W.N.B.A. TERESA
Went on RODE
Within sight of, in verse ANEAR