"Get Your Gun, Annie"
By: Jens Tamang
Issue date: 11/21/08 Section: Features
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1. It comes after "ding"
5. Tribe of Kenya and Tanzania
10. Actor Damon
14. James, who wrote "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men"
15. The Washington Post praised McCain "___ ___ own man"
16. Gelatinous jelly
17. Science fiction writer Stephenson
18. Fashion big-wig Christian
19. She'd say ___ ___ that
20. Annie can't do it?
23. Wolfe, who wrote "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"
24. Spelling competition
25. Woman of this puzzle
28. With "Reading," the newest Cohen brothers' movie
33. A bright genre of color
34. To clear a table
35. Broken piece
36. Goldin, who composed "The Devil's Playground"
37. Foaming at the mouth
39. Paglia's "No Law in the ______"
41. One who shoots arrows
43. Main character of the Matrix trilogy
45. Not coffees
46. Where you sit
47. To research
48. Lucy of "Kill Bill Vol. 1"
50. ___ Thomas, if Thomas was a woman
51. ___ cetera
53. With his, it describes Frank to Annie
59. Brother, who performed in at the Nard
60. Sacred sound
61. With red, it's a popular Jamaican lager
62. "He ___ what?!"
63. Holy Hindus
65. Made ready to order at Café Mac
66. For-ever (Br.)
67. Reached one's peak
1. "Shoot!"
2. "Yikes!"
3. "Cool!"
4. Horse's foot?
5. Woman once married, in France
6. A ___ ___ apple or Aaron
7. Annie thinks there's nothing like it
8. Rice cakes to bread
9. That which exists
10. Moral authority
11. Excited, formally
12. Bad "Lesbian" Russian band
13. 1982 film about an imprisoned hacker
21. "The Simpsons'" Bartender
22. What you want to score in diving
25. Karenina, for one
26. Approaches
27. The present
28. "Pal"
29. "Eureka!"
30. The gas you pass
31. Ents
32. Poet St. Vincent Millay
34. Watering hole, formally
37. Parts of the eyes
38. River plains, like the mouth of the Nile
40. Put a cigarette out
42. Free from infirmity
44. Dance term: unbalanced pointe
49. Seize
52. Ugly fabric typical of the 70s
53. Artistic movement (Hint: this is not a hint)
54. Wiesel who wrote "Night"
55. Rover, maybe
56. Kraftwerk collaborator Schult
57. Humorist Bombeck
58. God, in France
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