The Crossword Answers NYT - February 23, 2003
across
- "You got it" Crossword Clue
NOPROB
- If need be Crossword Clue
INAPINCH
- Pique Crossword Clue
SNIT
- Bit of a stink Crossword Clue
TRACEODOR
- Criticize links? Crossword Clue
KNOCKWURST
- Experiences dizziness Crossword Clue
SEESSTARS
- Criticize movers and shakers? Crossword Clue
SLAMDANCERS
- Pontiac, e.g Crossword Clue
OTTAWA
- Prize Crossword Clue
ESTEEM
- Criticize a hit miniseries? Crossword Clue
PUTDOWNROOTS
- Obi-Wan ___ Crossword Clue
KENOBI
- Move away Crossword Clue
RECEDE
- Booming orators Crossword Clue
STENTORS
- Nerve ending Crossword Clue
RECEPTOR
- Criticize a pitcher? Crossword Clue
FLAMETHROWER
- Losers' count Crossword Clue
CALORIES
- Duke Crossword Clue
FIST
- Criticize a big flop? Crossword Clue
ROASTTURKEY
- Election data Crossword Clue
RETURNS
- Travel guide? Crossword Clue
TIMETABLE
- So far Crossword Clue
TODATE
Slang for 55-Across Crossword Clue
TEXASTEA
- Percussion cap Crossword Clue
DETONATOR
- Criticize creative types? Crossword Clue
RAPARTISTS
- Lame Crossword Clue
FLIMSY
- Cracks up Crossword Clue
SLAYS
Chaplin née 39-Down Crossword Clue
OONA
down
- Automaker Louis Crossword Clue
RENAULT
- Parent, e.g Crossword Clue
REARER
- March Crossword Clue
TROOP
- Kind of chop Crossword Clue
KARATE
- False Crossword Clue
PSEUDO
- A heap Crossword Clue
REAMS
- Naturally-lit room Crossword Clue
SUNPORCH
- Make believe Crossword Clue
PLAYACT
- Straw hat Crossword Clue
BOATER
- Lowlands Crossword Clue
SWALES
- Signs of life Crossword Clue
BREATHS
- More than you'd like Crossword Clue
TOOOFTEN
- Not aboveboard Crossword Clue
CROOKED
- Criticize angry bulls? Crossword Clue
RIPSNORTERS
- Mideast V.I.P Crossword Clue
SULTAN
- Sartre novel Crossword Clue
NAUSEA
- Do doer Crossword Clue
STYLIST
- Each Crossword Clue
APOP
- Birdbrain Crossword Clue
IDIOT
- Criticize a Yankee? Crossword Clue
PANAMERICAN
- Geneses Crossword Clue
ONSETS
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