Wall Street Journal - Nov 21 2011 - Inflated Egos

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Clues Answers
'Give me your tired' poet Lazarus EMMA
'The turkey tastes great!' YUM
Affluence MEANS
Aimed at calorie counters LITE
Appropriate in an inappropriate way GRAB
Beyond belief UNREAL
Big maker of small trucks TONKA
Book boo-boo ERRATUM
Bowler material FELT
Brussels-based org NATO
Chicago or Boston BAND
Chiding sound TUT
Class trip chaperone, often PARENT
Close by NEARTO
College located on the Upper East Side HUNTER
Collision byproduct DENT
Contents of un lago AGUA
Debut of 1938 UNCLESAM
Debut of 1939 SUPERMAN
Debut of 1965 UNDERDOG
Debut of 1982 OLIVEOYL
Debut of 1983 YOGIBEAR
Debut of 1984 GARFIELD
Debut of 1985 BETTYBOOP
Debut of 1987 SPIDERMAN
Decrease? IRON
Deprive of courage UNMAN
Did a laundry chore SORTED
Dome PATE
Emblematic figures ICONS
Emeril Lagasse's French Quarter restaurant NOLA
Everyday article THE
Folkie Guthrie ARLO
Forthwith ATONCE
Giants coach Coughlin TOM
Go ballistic RAGE
Group date? GIG
Hang over one's head LOOM
Helpful connections INS
Clues Answers
Hide-hair gobetween NOR
Hip-hop figures MCS
Island whose cap. is Hobart TASM
It takes nine hands to make it ONEYARD
Judicial garb ROBE
Judy of 'Phantom' and 'Ragtime' KAYE
La Guardia, for one MAYOR
Let RENTED
Librarian's demand SILENCE
Lunch is on him SLOB
Mischievous monkey in Disney's 'Aladdin' ABU
Motown singer Terrell TAMMI
Navajo dwellings HOGANS
Outer limits EDGES
Pakistan's national language URDU
Pastoral sound BAA
Play fellow ACTOR
Powerful, in a way EMOTIVE
Prepare for a bout SPAR
Refuse to give up PERSIST
Role for Keanu NEO
Sleek, in automobile lingo AERO
Spill over SLOP
Sponsor of the parade in which the balloon characters debuted MACYS
Spring bloom TULIP
St. Patrick's feature APSE
Street in TriBeCa DUANE
Sure to be won ONICE
Ticket category ADULT
Tight-lipped MUM
Times Square flasher NEON
Took turns SPUN
Top bond rating AAA
Trachea or bronchus AIRTUBE
User of a certain XING PED
Violinist Leopold AUER
Where the Beatles opened their 1965 American tour SHEA
Words with degree or fault TOA
You'll see right through it LENS