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NY Times, Sun, Jul 26, 1992 WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT?

Author: Nancy W. Atkinson
Editor: Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 168, Blocks: 96, Avg Word Len: 5.15, Missing: { X Z }, Scrabble score: 676 (avg 1.56)
Open Squares: 126, Cheaters: 6, FITB: 30, XRef: 0

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© 1992, The New York Times
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1. Satellite launched in 1966 : ATS
4. Antarctic cape : ADARE
9. Stairway post : NEWEL
14. Command to Fido : SPEAK
19. Wrangler : CATTLEMAN
21. Director Logan from Tex. : JOSHUA
22. Copyright violator : PIRATE
23. ___ CAN NOW BE TOLD : THEOFFICIALSTORY
25. Marketplaces : AGORAS
26. Old terms of address : SIRRAS
27. Schools of thought : ISMS
28. Calls at Fenway Park : OUTS
30. Field mouse : VOLE
31. "___-Eyed Jacks," 1961 film : ONE
32. Colombian city : CALI
33. LAST MONTH ___ : SKIPPYTHEFLY
37. WITH A ___ : FISHCALLEDWANDA
42. Navy-yard area : PIER
43. Amneris's slave : AIDA
44. Author Shere ___ : HITE
45. WHO HAD SWUM UP FROM ___ : THEABYSS
49. BOARDED THE ___ : AFRICANQUEEN
55. "The third day comes ___ . . . ": Shak. : AFROST
57. Director Buñuel's billow : OLA
58. Genuine : REAL
59. Bright : SUNNY
60. Two-piece outfit : PANTSSUIT
62. ___ a ghost : PALEAS
65. A Giant at 16 : OTT
66. Sondheim-Styne musical : GYPSY
69. Gen. Wingate of W.W. II : ORDE
70. Cairo cobra : ASP
71. Vandyke's brother : GOATEE
73. Inlet : RIA
74. Ignoble : MEAN
77. AFTER DOCKING DOWN ___ : THERIVERROUNDMIDNIGHT
84. Singer Jerry ___ : VALE
85. Pasture grazer : EWE
86. Actress Flora ___ : ROBSON
87. Loser to D.D.E. : AES
89. Copycat : MIME
92. Exemplar : MODEL
94. Control buttons : ONS
95. Jackie of "The Paleface" : SEARLE
97. Too fervent : OVEREAGER
101. Aconcagua's location : ANDES
103. Emit like Etna : SPEW
104. Kurosawa epic : RAN
105. "The ___ the Golden West," 1938 film : GIRLOF
107. THEY SPIED AN ___ GUARDING A GROUP : ALIENPLATOON
110. BUT WITH ___ THEY SNEAKED UP : TRUEGRIT
112. Marathoner Markova : OLGA
114. Fist tag-on : IANA
115. What Siskel and Ebert do : RATE
116. AND WERE WITNESSES AS ___ : THEUNTOUCHABLES
123. FLASHED THE ___ : COLOROFMONEY
127. Drury Lane composer : ARNE
128. Part of AC : ALT
129. Grapes : UVAS
130. Assyrian god : ASUR
131. First Olympics site : ELIS
132. Honeybunch : DEARIE
135. Suit or atoll : BIKINI
137. TO THE ___, WHO WHISPERED "ROGER!" : FRENCHCONNECTION
142. "___ saw a purple cow" : INEVER
143. Fortune 500 groups : TITANS
144. Get or comprehend : LATCHONTO
145. Waxed, old style : CERED
146. Pocatello's place : IDAHO
147. Hebrew dry measures : EPHAS
148. Giant chaser : ESS
 1. The ___ the Apostles : ACTSOF
2. Paste made from sesame seeds : TAHINI
3. Volume units : STERES
4. Communications code word : ALFA
5. Crossword clues: Abbr. : DEFS
6. "___ Blue?": 1929 song : AMI
7. Ethnic : RACIAL
8. Isolate, as Napoleon : ENISLE
9. Us, to Ovid : NOS
10. Erhard's therapy : EST
11. The ___ (rock group) : WHO
12. Mother of Minos : EUROPA
13. Bird shot : LAYUP
14. Ruman of films : SIG
15. Aphorism : PROVERB
16. "The ___ jealousy heareth all things": Apocrypha : EAROF
17. By any means : ATALL
18. Novelist Ken : KESEY
20. Aerie location, perhaps : TOR
21. Daybooks: Abbr. : JLS
22. Most pallid : PASTIEST
24. In the thick of : AMID
29. Father of the Sphinx : TYPHON
32. MacDonalds et al. : CLANS
33. Former Boston pitcher : SAIN
34. "Camelot" mem. : KNT
35. Prelude to an invention : IDEA
36. Events at meets : HEATS
38. Selassie : HAILE
39. Title for G.H.W.B. : CIC
40. Nabokov novel : ADA
41. Miss Muffet's quaff : WHEY
45. Salver : TRAY
46. "___ Cheatin' Heart," 1952 song : YOUR
47. Glissaded : SLID
48. Glut : SATE
49. A stringed instrument: It. : ARPA
50. Banquet : FEAST
51. "King ___," J. Goodman film : RALPH
52. Name the price : QUOTE
53. Below, in Berlin : UNTER
54. Logged : ENTERED
56. Hwy. hydrants : FPS
61. Cahn product : SONG
63. Pearl Mosque site : AGRA
64. Kind of conservation : SOIL
66. Thin broth : GRUEL
67. Yang's counterpart : YIN
68. Roles in "The Godfather" : PADRONI
72. Mad. follower : AVE
74. A.M.A. members : MDS
75. Sonny Shroyer role : ENOS
76. Eldest, in Essonne : AINE
78. For keeps : EVER
79. Have markers out : OWE
80. Tout le ___ : MONDE
81. "Ghosts" writer : IBSEN
82. "Duck Soup" actor : HARPO
83. Complete: Comb. form : TELEO
88. Made certain, with "up" : SEWN
89. Sahl from Montreal : MORT
90. Match king Kreuger : IVAR
91. Computer list : MENU
92. Dissolve : MELT
93. Gold, in Genova : ORO
96. Make ___ at (try) : ASTAB
98. A star of "The Collector" : EGGAR
99. Missile description : AIRTOAIR
100. Woes : GRIEFS
101. Actor Bates : ALAN
102. Cumin, e.g. : SPICE
106. Warm mountain wind: Var. : FOHN
107. "A Girl, ___ and a Gob," 1941 film : AGUY
108. Di-dah's preceder : LAH
109. Collection of anecdotes : ANA
111. Like wind and rain : EROSIVE
113. Bernard who played "M" : LEE
116. Sweltry : TORRID
117. After-shave soother : TALC
118. A troupial : ORIOLE
119. Loosen, in one way : UNSNAP
120. Of a kittiwake : LARINE
121. T. S. and George : ELIOTS
122. Temps, at times : STENOS
123. Ice-shaped, often : CUBIC
124. Of Mary's lamb : OVINE
125. Magic Johnson was one : LAKER
126. Schwarzkopf's ordinary duds : MUFTI
131. Inquiring expressions : EHS
132. Ten: Comb. form : DECA
133. U.S.A. units : ECHS
134. From ___ Z : ATO
136. Foster's "Old Uncle ___" : NED
138. Gatwick letters : ETA
139. Slangy refusal : NAH
140. Adm. Kelso, e.g. : CNO
141. Certain degree : NTH

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