UíACROSS&DOWNÚKŒ›4!ù1.3im, Mon, Oct 0LBET.EFFUSE.MAYSUZI.FORALL.ALOENRC.FLORIDAKEYSTAKEAIM.MEDICOS..ENCAMP.SON...TARGET.INTL.JASASTA.EDGE.PLUNKSTAGE.OPT.HINDITOPER.DESI.OKIEERE.ODON.MINDED...ADO.SIMMER..SINCERE.SEALANTTHIRDSTRING.WARLOCI.ATEASE.EMIOPED.LASHES.REX---.------.-------.------.-------.------------------.-------..------.---...------.----.-------.----.----------.---.----------.----.-------.----.------...---.------..-------.------------------.-------.------.-------.------.---NY Times, Mon, Oct 01, 2007Allan E. Parrish / Will Shortz© 2007, The New York TimesWagerPart of a suicide squeezePoet Pound*Material for an old-fashioned paradeGushWipe offDecorate with leavesErich who wrote "The Art of Loving"Bygone Mideast inits.SlenderFirstbornWillie of the 1950s-'60s Giants"___ Whoopee!" (1920s hit)One of the Baldwin brothersToy that might go "around the world"Period in Cong.Israeli submachine gunLast words of the Pledge of Allegiance___ veraAtomic energy org.*Popular Sunshine State vacation destinationCoach Rupp of college basketballPrepare to shootTake onDocsStop for the night, as soldiers*StiesDaughter's counterpartDartboard, for oneOne of the five sensesFur trader John Jacob ___The "I" of I.M.F.: Abbr.Basketball rim attachmentsAustrian affirmativesLocation for the ends of the answers to the four starred cluesActress MacDowellSchussed, e.g."The Thin Man" poochRimDumbbellPut (down), as moneyHampton of jazz fameTheater focal pointWore awaySelect, with "for"Language akin to UrduSerious drinkerArnaz of "I Love Lucy"Really, really bigDepression-era migrant"But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove ..."Take too much of, briefly___ finObjected toRepresentationsBrouhahaPungentKeep just below a boilN.B.A. coach ThomasNot deceitfulNormandy townBreakfast restaurant letters"Good shot!"Kett of old comicsDeck covering to keep out moistureDesignateCereal whose ads feature a "silly rabbit"*Like players below the B team___ ipsa loquitur"This means ___!"Sets of points, in math"Relax, soldier!"U.K. record labelNewspaper essayMascara goes on themKing, in old RomeLTIMS4,0