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New York Times Jan 12 2003

ClueAnswer
'1776' role ADAMS
'Follow us!' CMON
'Half ___ is better than none' ALOAF
'Indubitably' YES
'Mila 18' author URIS
'Survivor' setting ISLE
'The results ___!' AREIN
'___-hoo!' YOO
Amber, e.g. ALE
Appliance company in Iowa AMANA
Axiom developer ISUZU
Bandleader's call HITIT
Beer holder KEG
Blend of two parts PORTMANTEAU
Built up ACCRETED
Change the identity of RENAME
Chop ___ SUEY
Claim ASSERTION
Closet eaters MOTHS
Columnist Greenfield MEG
Convention handout IDTAG
Cornice bracket ANCON
Country singer? BIRD
Cowed SCAREDOFF
Decamped FLED
Deejays consult them PLAYLISTS
Diamond and Simon NEILS
Diplomat Root ELIHU
Distributor of rcpts. ATM
Dodge RUSE
Door securer HASP
Drink heavily TOPE
Dummkopf CLOD
Dynasty after the Ch'in HAN
Early calculators ABACI
Earth sci. GEOL
Entrance INLET
Eric the Red explored it GREENLAND
Expensive violin, for short STRAD
F on a test paper FALSE
F.D.R. creation of 1935 WPA
Fair ___ (Civil War battle site) OAKS
Fall of winter SLEET
Farmer's market container CRATE
First name in jazz ELLA
First part LION
First part TELEVISION
First part MOTOR
First part GASOLINE
First part TANGERINE
First part DRAMA
First part PRIM
First part FANTASTIC
Fluffy accessory BOA
Fond du ___, Wis. LAC
For example SUCHAS
Group that dislikes whippersnappers OLDSCHOOL
Habiliments ATTIRE
Hack HEW
Hard drive needs? SHOCKS
Harrow blade DISK
Helper who takes dictation AMANUENSIS
High time? NOON
Hundredth of a lira CENTESIMO
In a bad spot ATRISK
In the foreseeable future SOMEDAY
Intensified, as sound AMPED
It makes your face red ROUGE
It turns a bit DRILL
It's hard to live up to HYPE
Jiggly comestible JELLO
Less controlled FREER
Like morning news people PERKY
Like most store-bought clothing SIZED
Like some adapters ACDC
List of house rules, maybe DONTS
Literally, 'way of the gods' SHINTO
Low-risk investment choice TBONDS
Military org. with the motto 'Per ardua ad astra' RCAF
Monastery sound CHANT
New-___ AGER
Noted Andy Warhol subject MARILYN
Ob-___ GYN
Occurring every other leap year, say OCTENNIAL
Old 'Hollywood Squares' celeb LYNDE
Old programming language COBOL
On a brig ASEA
Otalgia EARACHE
Owing to BECAUSEOF
Patriots' org. NFL
Pays attention HARKS
Philosophical theory first advanced by Leucippus and Democritus ATOMISM
Piece of candy SWEET
Planner's problem SNAG
Popular 'jam band' PHISH
President who won a Nobel Peace Prize SADAT
R. J. Reynolds brand DORAL
Ragú rival PREGO
Rapidity HASTE
Redeye WHISKEY
Result UPSHOT
Rooftop sight VANE
Rte. that'll cost you TPK
San Antonio landmark ALAMO
Scott Turow's first book ONEL
Second part HOTEL
Second part TIGER
Second part ALCOHOL
Second part COMEDY
Second part FABULOUS
Second part POMELO
Second part EVANGELIST
Second part SISSY
Service lines? EULOGY
Shivery fever AGUE
Simplifies EASES
Skin FLAY
Some soldiers ANTS
Suffix with land or sea SCAPE
Take-home for Bowser TBONE
Telephone man BELL
Telephoto lens user, maybe SPY
Thomas of 1960's-70's TV MARLO
Time magazine called him 'The Texan Who Conquered Russia' VANCLIBURN
Toothed tool RAKE
Tract LOT
Tramcar load ORE
Tributary of the Seine OISE
Trick WILE
Trousers, slangily BAGS
Two-time loser to D.D.E. AES
Union general at Shiloh BUELL
Up in the air IFFY
Vine with large flower clusters WISTERIA
Violet of many colors PANSY
Voiced SONANT
What to wear while out? PJS
When most people retire NIGHT
Window hider DRAPE
___-ski APRES
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