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GONE FISHING

New York Times, Sunday, June 30, 1996

Author:
R. Norris
Editor:
Will Shortz
110-Down : Nursery rhyme word
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Rich Norris

This puzzle:

Rows: 23, Columns: 23 Words: 164, Blocks: 87 Missing: {Q} This is puzzle # 39 for Mr. Norris. Sunday freshness: 86%
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© 1996, The New York Times6/30/96 ( No. 17,036 )
Across
1
Fruit beverage : CIDER
6
Nap : SHAG
10
Muddle : DAZE
14
Contorted : ATWIST
20
"What's in___?" : ANAME
21
Classification in human evolution : HOMO
22
Finely ground quartz used as paint filler : SILEX
23
Intended : FIANCE
24
27
Two-time Pulitzer-winning journalist : RESTON
28
Dentist's target : TARTAR
29
Discomfort : UNEASE
30
Went beyond : OVERSHOT
32
Atty.'s org. : ABA
33
Using for subsistence : LIVINGON
36
Boorish : CRASS
37
Biblical suffix : ETH
38
A or B, e.g. : NOTE
40
Marketing ploy : BAITANDSWITCH
43
Advantage : PLUS
44
Bona fide : REAL
46
Incline : LIST
47
Bulgarian monetary unit : LEV
48
Golf shot : CHIP
49
Rambler, for one : ROSE
51
Hunk : ADONIS
54
Ruin : DOIN
55
Overseas network : BBC
58
Without planning : CATCHASCATCHCAN
63
Auto industry regulator: Abbr. : EPA
66
Mt. Blackburn locale : ALASKA
68
Egg-hatching elephant of children's lit : HORTON
69
Waterproof: England::___:U.S. : RAINCOAT
71
O.J. Simpson, once : RUSHER
72
Sen. Hatch : ORRIN
73
Features : ITEMS
75
___importance : OFNO
76
Some radioactive electrons : BETAS
77
Asparagus unit : SPEAR
78
Expands : GROWS
79
Thick waterproof fabric used in cold climates : LODEN
80
Love, overseas : AMOR
81
Fat Albert's creator : COSBY
82
Plant appendage : FROND
83
Schoolmaster's rod : FERULE
84
First president of the Continental Congress : RANDOLPH
86
"Johnny Get Angry" singer Sommers : JOANIE
87
Cobbler's tool : LASTER
88
"Wheel of Fortune" purchase : ANE
89
Whatever it takes : BYHOOKORBYCROOK
93
QB's try to get them : YDS
94
Goblet feature : STEM
96
Party concerns : PLANKS
97
More than impressed : AWED
99
Modeler's medium : CLAY
100
Evidence in a paternity case : DNA
101
Poker holding : PAIR
104
Arp's movement : DADA
107
Plain of Jars locale : LAOS
108
Prepare for unpleasantness : BITETHEBULLET
114
"Edward Scissorhands" star : DEPP
116
Mtn. stat : ALT
117
First name in choreography : ALVIN
118
Dressed to the nines : DOLLEDUP
120
Dernier___ : CRI
121
Currently : NOWADAYS
123
Mania starter : MEGALO
125
Bungle, with "up" : BOLLIX
127
Alarm respondent : ARISER
128
Matt Dillon, e.g. : KEEPEROFTHEPEACE
132
1963 N.F.L. passing leader : TITTLE
133
Broadway aunt : ELLER
134
Actress Thurman et al. : UMAS
135
Register : ENROL
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Bounced back : ECHOED
137
Procter & Gamble brand since 1947 : TIDE
138
Subject : TEXT
139
Puts back : STETS
Down
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Full-length garment : CAFTAN
2
Expecting momentarily : INLABOR
3
Contractor's quote : DAYRATE
4
Let off : EMIT
5
Kind of artery : RENAL
6
Library sound : SHH
7
Weed : HOE
8
Is equivalent (to) : AMOUNTS
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Attacking : GOINGAT
10
Turns down : DIMS
11
Opposite of a weather : ALEE
12
Kind of master : ZEN
13
Wrest by force : EXTORT
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From the top : AFRESH
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Stadium divisions : TIERS
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Ted of TV's "Blossom" : WASS
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While officially working : INTHELINEOFDUTY
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Climb like a squirrel : SCOOTUP
19
Metric increments : TENTHS
22
Position : STAND
25
Tampa paper, familiarly, with "the" : TRIB
26
Brightly colored : NEON
31
Payroll record abbr. : VAC
34
Restaurant employee : VALET
35
Jr.'s Jr. : III
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Like some responsibilities : CIVIC
39
Attention : EAR
41
"Backyards, Greenwich Village" artist : SLOAN
42
Traveled : WENT
43
Campus letter : PHI
45
Empiricist John and others : LOCKES
48
Didi of "Grease" : CONN
50
River to the Moselle : SAAR
51
Up and about : ASTIR
52
Raid alternative : DCON
53
More astute : SHREWDER
54
Honoree's spot : DAIS
55
Santa___ : BARBARA
56
Off Broadway's___Group : BLUEMAN
57
Join, for better or worse : CASTONESLOTWITH
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Car thief's destination, often : CHOPSHOP
60
Biblical peak : HOREB
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Lineup : ARRAY
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Engine parts : CAMS
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Covered, in a way : PANELED
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Former sinners : ATONERS
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Fragment : SHARD
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The Rockies'___Field : COORS
73
O. Henry technique : IRONY
74
Picker-upper : TONIC
77
College student, for short : SOPH
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Takes without warning : GRABS
79
Got out : LEAKED
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___Yeobright (Hardy's native) : CLYM
82
Divide : FORK
83
Run : FLOW
85
Word from a hypnotist : OBEY
86
One with quite a fish story : JONAH
90
Bygone : OLDEN
91
"Kritik der reinen Vernunft" author : KANT
92
Sculled : OARED
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___in tango : TAS
98
Pop : DAD
99
Like French fries and ice cream : CALORIC
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Retreat : PULLOUT
102
1984 Steve Martin film : ALLOFME
103
Quebec's___d'Orleans : ILE
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Keep secret no longer : DECLARE
106
Brandy flavoring : APRICOT
107
Woolly : LANATE
108
Was loud : BLARED
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Brown, e.g. : IVY
110
Nursery rhyme word : TISKET
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Lawn-care equipment : EDGER
112
Old English Christmas Dish : BOAR
113
Narrow conduit : TUBE
115
Image components : PIXELS
117
40's-50's actress___Mara : ADELE
119
Religious leaders : POPES
122
Regarding : ASTO
123
Pinochle play : MELD
124
Foil relative : EPEE
126
Advanced : LENT
129
New Haven collegian : ELI
130
Assess : TAX
131
Presidential monogram : HST

Answer summary:
8 unique to this puzzle, 10 debuted here and reused later, 5 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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