New York Times - Feb 14 2005

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Clues Answers
'No ifs, ___ or buts' ANDS
'Slow down!' WHOA
'Ugh!' ICK
'Well, what do you ___?!' KNOW
1958 best seller by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick THEUGLYAMERICAN
1976 Walter Matthau/Tatum O'Neal movie THEBADNEWSBEARS
Actor Hawke ETHAN
Africa's Sierra ___ LEONE
Aide: Abbr. ASST
Arrived CAME
At a distance AFAR
Atkins of country music CHET
Baseball glove MITT
Beach bird TERN
Big-eared hopper HARE
Big-mouthed carnivorous dinosaur, for short TREX
Bloodsucker LEECH
Boise's home: Abbr. IDA
Champion tennis servers ACERS
Chi-town team SOX
Chief parts of adipose tissue FATS
Christmas display sight MANGER
Coarse fiber JUTE
Coffee, slangily JAVA
Come together UNITE
Comedy HUMOR
Concise TERSE
Contents of Bartlett's QUOTES
Director Preminger OTTO
Expired LAPSED
Exploration org. NASA
Gas rating number OCTANE
Hosp. brain readout EEG
Iranian money RIAL
Is, in math EQUALS
Lavish entertainment FETE
Lightest-colored PALEST
Major-___ (bigwig) DOMO
Make sacred ANOINT
Clues Answers
Mows CUTS
Name on a deed OWNER
No longer bright FADED
One more time ANEW
One of the three H's in a summer weather forecast HAZY
One of the Three Musketeers ATHOS
Peddle VEND
Pre-dye hair shade, often GRAY
Predicate parts VERBS
Prepare to swallow CHEW
Private investigators, for short TECS
Realtor's unit ACRE
Relaxed EASED
Revolutionary Guevara CHE
Russia's ___ Mountains URAL
Russian country house DACHA
Second-in-command DEPUTY
Shakespeare's stream AVON
Singer Lena or Marilyn HORNE
Singer Page PATTI
Slimmer's regimen DIET
Smooth, as a drive PAVE
Sound in a long hallway ECHO
Sports jacket BLAZER
Store MART
Suffers after overexercise ACHES
Suffix with book or freak ISH
Tearful WEEPY
Temporary halt PAUSE
Terrific GREAT
Texas oil city ODESSA
Thanksgiving side dish YAM
The old college cheer RAH
Title for Jesus THEGOODSHEPHERD
Total confusion CHAOS
Twaddle DRIVEL
Underlying LATENT
Universally known figure ICON
Words moving along the bottom of a TV screen CRAWL