New York Times - May 9 2001

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Clues Answers
'Groovy!' FAB
'Hey, buddy!' PSSST
'The Planets' composer HOLST
'Wouldn't that be nice!' IWISH
1991-93 Australian Open winner SELES
Abdicator of 1917 TSAR
Apiece, in scores ALL
Back muscles, for short LATS
Back seat driver, e.g. NAG
Bag of chips, say NOSH
Beatings at Bloomingdale's, e.g.? SHOPPINGMAULS
Big chunk of Eur. RUS
Boxing prize BELT
British commander at Bunker Hill HOWE
Bubbly source ASTI
Café partner LAIT
Census datum SEX
Central point GIST
Circa ABOUT
Cockpit guesses, for short ETAS
Crimson rivals ELIS
Crooked ASKEW
Crummy feeling MALAISE
Dallas sch. SMU
Dangerous strain ECOLI
Derides SCOFFSAT
Detrained ALIT
Diamond family name ALOU
Die down ABATE
Disney division ABC
Doc bloc AMA
DOS popularizer IBM
Earns MAKES
Edison product IDEA
Encase SHEATHE
Excited feeling TINGLE
Farm female EWE
Gridiron scoreboard info DOWN
Clues Answers
Half court game? ALAI
Hellos HIS
Ides rebuke ETTU
Inspector at a trucking company? HAULMONITOR
Is an old French landowner? HASALOTOFGAUL
Is in the hole OWES
It's got you covered SKIN
Kennedy and others TEDS
Like Mayberry RURAL
Like some D.A.'s ASST
Lip SASS
Madras wraps SARIS
McGregor of 'Trainspotting' EWAN
Namely TOWIT
Neanderthal's wear PELT
No longer cool PASSE
Nuns, by vow CELIBATES
Ones carrying an apostle? PAULBEARERS
Org. for 42-Across USTA
Paradoxical fellow ZENO
PETA peeve FUR
Place for a cold one PUB
Place for an egg roll LAWN
Reputation hurter BADPRESS
Santa Anna took it ALAMO
Seats with kneelers PEWS
Serviceable UTILE
Seuss title creature LORAX
Sir Thomas More novel UTOPIA
Twist, sometimes LIME
Uglify MAR
Uncalled-for OUTOFLINE
Veer suddenly ZAG
Wallenda family patriarch KARL
Wells's oppressed race ELOI
West Coast gridder NINER
Whip but good TAN
Winning craps roll, in Rome SETTE