New York Times - Jul 11 2007

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Clues Answers
'Peachy!' NEATO
'Should that come to pass' IFEVER
'Shucks!' PSHAW
'Yikes!' EGAD
'You can come out now' ITSSAFE
50 Cent piece RAP
Alley pickup SPARE
Appraise RATE
Ax user, e.g. WIELDER
Boxing combo ONETWO
California's state bird QUAIL
Compete VIE
Conk BOP
Consign to the junkyard SCRAP
Constantly change lanes WEAVE
Contents of una fontana AGUA
Corker LULU
Crime lab evidence DNA
Cry from Scrooge BAH
Divinity sch. subject REL
Dr. ___ of 'Austin Powers' films EVIL
Dull responses UHS
Eerie ODD
European peak ALP
Fan's opposite HATER
Fictional Scarlett OHARA
Frosh, next year SOPHS
Go out, as embers DIE
Gucci competitor PRADA
Home of Brigham Young University PROVO
Horse color DUN
How sardines are often packed INOIL
Installed anew, as flooring RELAID
Inventor Whitney ELI
Irish Rose's beau ABIE
It may get stuck in a movie theater BUBBLEGUM
Lead-in to many a chef's name ALA
Clues Answers
Limerick's home EIRE
Mature before being picked VINERIPEN
Neon ___ (fish) TETRA
Not as good WORSE
Noted cheese town EDAM
Organized crime THEMOB
Page turner READER
Pitcher who says 'Oh, yeaahh!' KOOLAIDMAN
Poetic darkness EEN
Poke, in a way ELBOW
Poker payoff POT
Pooh's mopey pal EEYORE
Popular clog-buster DRANO
Prefix with -gon OCTA
Related AKIN
Ringlike island ATOLL
Say 'uncle' GIVE
Scattered over the earth SOWED
Scrabble draw TILES
SeaWorld attractions ORCAS
Some hikers' targets, for short QBS
Some Plains Indians DAKOTA
Sport played in the first word of its name ARENAFOOTBALL
Sport played on the first word of its name FIELDHOCKEY
Sport played on the first word of its name TABLETENNIS
St. Louis attraction ARCH
Stan's partner in old films OLLIE
Strapped wear BRA
The lion in 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' ASLAN
They run rapids RIVERRAFTS
Tither's amount TENTH
Took a taxi, with 'it' CABBED
Tot's wheels TRIKE
Use a rotary phone DIAL
Voters liked him twice IKE
William for whom a colony was named PENN
Words after court or rule OFLAW