Universal - Jun 1 2008

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Clues Answers
''Cherish those hearts that ___ thee'' (Shakespeare) HATE
''Couldn't have said it better myself'' AMEN
''Doggone it!'' RATS
''H'' look-alikes ETAS
''So long!'' CIAO
''Venus de ___'' MILO
''What little town by river ___ shore ...'' (Keats) ORSEA
''What'll ___?'' (bartender's question) ITBE
''___ do you good!'' ITLL
1934 heavyweight champ Max BAER
A in geometry AREA
Abbr. to the left of a number TEL
Act of philanthropy DONATION
African language group BANTU
Alters a schooner's direction VEERS
Attach an applique SEW
Backless shoe MULE
Bisected INTWO
Body of values ETHIC
British runner elected to Parliament COE
Cast member of ''Fantastic Four'' ALBA
Cat-occupier YARN
Certain synthetic pump ARTIFICIALHEART
City on the Gulf of Aqaba EILAT
Cleric's abbreviation REV
Computerphile USER
Confess openly AVOW
Decimal preceder? DEWEY
End-of-week cry TGIF
Ex-Soviet news agency TASS
Flu symptom, perhaps AGUE
Fly-by-night operation? REDEYE
Four Corners state UTAH
Fur trader John Jacob ASTOR
Game of chance BEANO
Ginger portrayer (''Gilligan's Island'') TINA
Homophone of 41-Across INTO
Ionic alternative DORIC
It's built for a trial CASE
Clues Answers
James Thurber, by birth OHIOAN
Less than a little NONE
Like a bertha collar LACY
Not just feuding ATWAR
Opera highlight ARIA
Outward flow EBB
Part of LIFO LASTIN
Place to socialize COUNTRYCLUB
Postgrad degree MBA
Prescient person SEER
Quarrels RUNINS
Rapper Dr. ___ DRE
Received through the ear AURAL
Results of deals HANDS
Reuben bread RYE
Roman love poet OVID
Rookie socialite, briefly DEB
Rustic HOMESPUN
Staples staple REAM
Stripling LAD
Sugar bowl lovers ANTS
Sun, for one STAR
Take a powder LEAVE
They're at odds with odds EVENS
They've been known to clash EGOS
Took a curved route ARCED
Traffic sign ONEWAY
Treats with milk OREOS
U.K. lexicon OED
Unload, as a used car RESELL
Warship danger MINE
Water whirl EDDY
Wear away ERODE
Weed-attacking tool HOE
Welcoming word STAY
What's in the bag? TEA
Written test type ESSAY
Yard tool GARDENSPADE
You may be safe here BASEBALLDIAMOND