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New York Times, Monday, August 14, 2000

Author:
Nancy Kavanaugh
Editor:
Will Shortz
16-Across : ___ cheese (salad topping)
TotalDebutLatest
265/3/19996/25/2012
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ScrabDebutFresh
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Nancy Kavanaugh

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 78, Blocks: 40 Missing: {JQXZ} This is puzzle # 4 for Ms. Kavanaugh. Monday freshness: 14%
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© 2000, The New York Times8/14/0 ( No. 18,542 )
Across
1
Hertz competitor : AVIS
5
Mature : RIPEN
10
Play parts : ACTS
14
1/500 of the Indianapolis 500 : MILE
15
Wear away : ERODE
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___ cheese (salad topping) : BLEU
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Animal skin : PELT
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Valley ___, Pa. : FORGE
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Wild pig : BOAR
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Where to get scared : HAUNTEDHOUSE
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Org. with secrets : CIA
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"___ a small world..." : ITS
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Second of two : LATTER
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Still rumpled, as a bed : UNMADE
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Wineglass features : STEMS
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Where to get jarred : BUMPERCARS
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Insane : MAD
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Child most likely to be spanked : BRAT
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___ de Janeiro : RIO
39
Satisfy a hankering : SATE
40
Hankering : YEN
41
Where to get dizzy : TILTAWHIRL
44
Hoity-toity sorts : SNOBS
46
Debit's partner : CREDIT
47
"Little ___ Annie" : ORPHAN
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Decorated war pilot : ACE
51
Place to recuperate : SPA
52
Gentle alternative to 20-, 32- and 41-Across : MERRYGOROUND
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Shaking chill : AGUE
57
Computer operators : USERS
58
Greasy : OILY
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Full house, e.g. : HAND
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Crème de la crème : ELITE
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Quote as an example : CITE
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Bartenders tender them : ALES
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Echolocation : SONAR
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Baby goats : KIDS
Down
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Piece of band equipment : AMP
2
Compete : VIE
3
Down with the flu : ILL
4
Son of Adam and Eve : SETH
5
Opponent in an argument : REFUTER
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Shackles : IRONS
7
Harbor : PORT
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Perimeter : EDGE
9
Christmas tree shedding : NEEDLES
10
Monastery heads : ABBOTS
11
Influence : CLOUT
12
Hardly the prim sort : TEASE
13
More certain : SURER
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Campaign worker : AIDE
22
Boars Head product : HAM
23
Small compartment : CUBBY
24
Become accustomed (to) : INURE
25
Jordan's capital : AMMAN
29
Liable : APT
30
Leaves harbor : SAILS
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Gait faster than a walk : TROT
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Test taker's dirty secret : CRIB
34
Hotel cleaners : MAIDS
35
Just clear of the ocean floor : ATRIP
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Altanta-based airline : DELTA
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"What ___ Is" (1988 #1 country hit) : SHE
41
Languages : TONGUES
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Plaintiff : ACCUSER
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Carolina ___ (little songster) : WREN
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Rips to bits : SHREDS
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Opponent's vote : NAY
47
University of Nebraska campus site : OMAHA
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Magnificent : REGAL
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Wrinkly fruit : PRUNE
50
Major blood carrier : AORTA
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Nobel Peace Prize city : OSLO
54
Bridle strap : REIN
55
Loading area : DOCK
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Caesar's three : III
60
Inc., in Britain : LTD
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"You bet!" : YES

Answer summary:
3 debuted here and reused later, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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