USA Today - Nov 8 2004

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Clues Answers
"'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves . . ." JABBERWOCKY
". . . three men in ___" ATUB
"Continue as before" CARRYON
"I Get Around" as opposed to "Don't Worry Baby" SIDEA
"So Much in Love" singers (with "The") TYMES
"Survivor" network CBS
"The ___ Game" (Doris Day musical) PAJAMA
"Wait just ___!" ASEC
59-Across, for one POEM
Bit of body art TATTOO
Bit of fan noise RAH
Bochco courtroom drama LALAW
Bygone computer necessity PUNCHCARD
Calf-length skirt MIDI
Criminal charges RAPS
Dadaist Max ERNST
Darned spot TOE
Diner stack MENUS
Drive forward PROPEL
Extremely sharp or intense ACUTE
First name among "Baywatch" babes PAMELA
Gen. Robert ___ ELEE
Gershwin creation LYRIC
Gremlin's creator AMC
Hardly ruddy ASHY
Homer Simpson outburst DOH
In good health HALE
Interlock MESH
Iranian money RIAL
Iroquois Confederacy tribe SENECA
It's been proven to grow hair SCALP
Item on the Billboard chart HITRECORD
Kind of drive CDROM
Kind of support TECH
Kindergarten lesson ABCS
Least successful WORST
Leave out OMIT
Like most sumo wrestlers OBESE
Like taking candy from a baby EASY
Clues Answers
Main point GIST
Microwave button START
Mixed bag OLIO
Modem word BAUD
Mohammed's god ALLAH
Mohammed's sacred text KORAN
More than just suspicious of ONTO
More than required EXTRA
More, proverbially LESS
Most elusive RAREST
Mud dauber, e.g. WASP
Name used in exclamations PETE
Obi-Wan portrayer ALEC
Of interest to John Paul PAPAL
Old-fashioned knife SNEE
Out! STRIKETHREE
Poetic Muse ERATO
Quince, e.g. POME
Regional flora and fauna BIOTA
Response to "Shall we?" LETS
Reverse, e.g. GEAR
Salinger character ESME
Santa ___ race track ANITA
Sea swallows TERNS
Showing regard POLITE
Some shade trees ELMS
Sounds of hesitation ERS
Sport for behemoths SUMO
Sport with clay pigeons SKEET
Spot for a Band-Aid SCRAPE
Straighten ALIGN
The Phillies Phanatic, e.g. MASCOT
The Sorbonne, for one ECOLE
Trojan War hero AENEAS
Two can sometimes take this ACE
Wall St. acronym AMEX
Where a novel begins, generally PAGEONE
Words before record or trap SETA
Worry-free locale EDEN