Montreal Gazette

NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

- EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ

ACROSS

1 Say “Yeah, I can make it,” say

5 [Ask me what’s wrong]

9 Pitt of “The Big Short” 13 Scannable symbols on store items, for short

14 2017 Best Play winner

15 Mark’s replacemen­t

16 Will Smith’s co-star in 1995’s “Bad Boys” 19 Some airport times: Abbr.

20 Like most clown wigs

21 Last word of a fairy tale

22 Hon, modern-style

23 Part of a phone plan 24 Two-legged stands

25 Tantrum

26 Madrid’s country, on Olympic scoreboard­s

27 ___ fides

28 Like the Nikkei and Hang Seng indexes 30 It uses clicks in lieu of paddles 32 Decorates with some rolls, for short 35 There are two, as the expression goes, in each of 16- and 55-Across

36 Part of a golf cup

37 There’s one, as the expression goes, in 5- and 27-Down

39 “The Matrix” hero

40 ___ Xtra (soda)

41 Traffic cone

42 Sports category prefix

44 “Help me, ___-Wan Kenobi. You’re my only hope”

46 Source of Manchego cheese

47 Cafe

50 Band whose name sounds like a vegetable

51 Fish ladder site

52 Remove ID from, as a Facebook picture 53 Look stunned

54 Lots of

55 Physicist who won a 2009 Presidenti­al Medal of Freedom

58 Nursery item

59 One way to stand 60 First word of a fairy tale

61 Stripe

62 Half of a two-volume directory 63 Collection of highlights or bloopers

DOWN

1 Popular ice cream flavor

2 Little extra poundage 3 Betamaxes, e.g.

4 S.F. winter clock setting

5 Line of Japanese smartphone­s 6 Where one might be marooned 7 Content

8 Question asked in befuddleme­nt 9 Part of a Whopper

10 Approach quickly

11 Like a rainbow

12 Movers and shakers

17 13th, maybe

18 It often occurs following a car wash, seemingly

19 Classic Britcom

23 Hamiltons

24 “Whew!”

27 Tropical houseplant

29 Animal lovers’ program

31 Chest protector 33 Performanc­e that requires a lot of upper body strength

34 Figure whose wings melt in the sun 37 Prepare to pin the tail on the donkey, say

38 Decepticon­s, in the Transforme­rs universe

40 Golf ___

43 Frustrated exclamatio­n

45 Be in developmen­t 47 Unsuccessf­ul draft picks, in sports lingo 48 Opening

49 Have the tiller

50 “The Two Fridas” artist

53 Little annoyance

54 “You can’t have that!”

56 Second letter before iota 57 Two-nation peninsula: Abbr.

 ?? PUZZLE BY: ERIK AGARD ?? NO. 0706
PUZZLE BY: ERIK AGARD NO. 0706

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