New York Times - Jun 9 2014

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Clues Answers
#2 exec VEEP
'Come as you ___' ARE
'Delightful!' SPLENDID
'Laughing' animal HYENA
'Oedipus ___' REX
'Phooey!' CRUD
'Please, have some!' EAT
'The Naked Maja' artist GOYA
'What did I tell you?' SEE
'You ___ thing!' POOR
A r m y u n i t LONGDIVISION
Actress Watts NAOMI
Amtrak service TRAIN
Antiquated OLDSTYLE
Beetle's boss, in the comics SARGE
C o r s e t p a r t EXTENDEDSTAY
Cabbagelike vegetable KALE
Cigarette dropping ASH
Cling (to) ADHERE
Codger COOT
Condescend (to) DEIGN
Covered Greek walkway STOA
Curse OATH
Curse JINX
Deface MAR
End of an Aesop fable MORAL
Features of some daring sweaters VNECKS
Fish that can give you a shock EEL
Former secretary of state Colin POWELL
Garbage boats SCOWS
Gently elbowed NUDGED
Go the way of snowmen MELT
Golden Delicious, e.g APPLE
High's opposite LOW
High, as expectations LOFTY
Hollywood Walk of Fame feature STAR
It may be tapped when you listen to music TOE
Keebler figure ELF
Like deserts DRY
Clues Answers
Mined metal ORE
Mischievous kid IMP
Misery or Missouri STATE
Morn's counterpart EEN
Nav. rank ENS
One-up OUTDO
Operatic solo ARIA
Pepsi-___ COLA
Perfectly TOAT
Perform in a play ACT
Perjurer LIAR
Poker entry fee BUYIN
Queue LINE
Rapidness SPEED
Revise, as copy EDIT
Rome's home ITALY
Ryan of 'When Harry Met Sally ...' MEG
Serb or Pole SLAV
Sing like Bing Crosby CROON
Singer Clapton ERIC
Sounds from a sound sleeper? SNORES
South Dakota's capital PIERRE
Split ___ soup PEA
Subject to emotional swings MOODY
T e l e p h o n e h a n d s e t WIDERECEIVER
T h r e e s t r i k e s ... or a description of the theme clues STRETCHEDOUT
Take ___ down memory lane ATRIP
Teaser PROMO
Tick off PEEVE
Trail for Hansel and Gretel CRUMBS
Unit of force DYNE
Used to be WAS
Villages TOWNS
Vote in favor YEA
Went along the tarmac TAXIED
Your ___ (way to address a queen) MAJESTY
___ Francisco SAN
___ scale (earthquake measurer) RICHTER
___ vortex (winter weather phenomenon) POLAR