New York Times - Jun 2 2002

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Clues Answers
'Break a leg!' GOGETEM
'Splendor in the Grass' Oscar winner INGE
'___ who?' SEZ
8-Down's footwear BOOTEE
Actor/comedian Richard BELZER
Add PUTIN
Add a letter to 23-Across to get ... COMPANIONFORMAKETTLE
Add a letter to 37-Across to get ... SCORETHATBEATSABOGEY
Add a letter to 53-Across to get ... BUDDYINWESTERNMOVIES
Add a letter to 73-Across to get ... GAMESHOWANNOUNCERDON
Add a letter to 90-Across to get ... ABSOLUTIONFROMPENALTY
Author Zola EMILE
Barkley served with him: Abbr. HST
Bay window ORIEL
Becomes the other half of? WEDS
Bicolor DUOTONE
Big engineering project DIKE
Bill spitter-outer ATM
Bold GUTSY
Brahmans, e.g. CASTE
Call from a pen BAA
Camp-out treat SMORE
Cants ARGOTS
Catchphrase TAGLINE
Coach TUTOR
Comic strip Viking HAGAR
Concealed PERDU
Country musician's acoustic guitar DOBRO
Cow of commercials ELSIE
Creole vegetable OKRA
Cutting-room staff?: Abbr. DRS
Dentist's tool PICK
Deprive of heat? UNARM
Don't stop KEEPAT
Draft inits. SSS
Driller on base: Abbr. SGT
Early calendar developers MAYAS
Earthy hue OCHER
Easy as falling ___ log OFFA
El Greco, by birth CRETAN
Encouraging word TRY
Enthusiastic corrida cry OLEOLE
First name in cosmetics ESTEE
Fixed firmly MOORED
Foreign objects EXOTICA
Fred Flintstone's boss MRSLATE
Frequent garden visitor BEE
Gangster THUG
Gets concrete results? PAVES
Gloomy STYGIAN
Haulage unit TON
Hence ERGO
Hollywood's Winger DEBRA
Indiscretion SLIP
Infirmity-free HALE
Inflamed RED
Inits. for an armchair quarterback? ESPN
Is moodily silent SULKS
It may precede old age RIPE
It's taken when leaving EXIT
Japanese prize in the 1894-95 Sino-Japanese war TAIWAN
Jim Croce's 'I Got ___' ANAME
Jury member PEER
Karaoke equipment MIKES
Kenan's pal on Nickelodeon KEL
Kennel racket ARFS
Kind of flour or ink SOY
Kind of mutual fund NOLOAD
Clues Answers
Kind of V.P. ASST
Knock over, so to speak ROB
Krupp's headquarters ESSEN
Least certain IFFIEST
Lifesaver shapes TORI
Like some riverbanks LEVEED
Like tea bags, traditionally STEEPED
Made in ___ USA
Make cloudy BLEAR
Medit. land ISR
Miami Sound Machine frontwoman ESTEFAN
Mix ALLOY
Modus operandi WAY
Nixon served with him: Abbr. DDE
Nobelist for whom a physics unit is named HERTZ
Not a bad golf score, informally ONEOVER
Nut for a nut weevil ACORN
O'er and o'er OFT
Offspring ISSUE
Onetime jet insignia TWA
P DIRECTIONTOPLAYSOFTLY
Pack it in, so to speak EAT
Part of N.B. NOTA
Pen pas? BOARS
Pilothouse abbr. ENE
Pinellas Peninsula city, briefly STPETE
Present times? YULES
Production studio device FADER
Purposely loses THROWS
Really need to bathe REEK
Really need to bathe STINK
Regarded EYED
Relatively reliable SURER
Reverse sides BACKS
Roadie's ride TOURBUS
San Luis ___, Calif. OBISPO
Scott Turow book ONEL
Seat holders INS
Secret meeting places CRYPTS
See eye to eye CONCUR
Show up for ATTEND
Site of some overseas security USEMBASSY
Slippery SLY
Softhead SAP
Sole source DOVER
Some blinking lights, for short UFOS
Some parallelograms RHOMBI
Space ___ CADET
Sparta, for one CITYSTATE
Sticky stuff GOO
Strips DIVESTS
Successful pitch SALE
Sun or moon ORB
Synthetic fuel sources SHALES
Too inquisitive NOSY
Unfaithful one RAT
Variety's beat, with 'the' BIZ
W.W. II gun STEN
Wee one TINYTOT
Welcome sight to the parched OASIS
Well-known whale SHAMU
What melting ice leaves WETSPOT
What some humor lacks TASTE
When D.S.T. ends OCT
When George W. Bush was sworn in MMI
___ cit. LOC
___ Reader (magazine) UTNE
___ sandwich STEAK