NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

ACROSS

1 Factor in calculating an object’s momentum

5 Commercial lines?

15 Get in the game

16 Complete, as a skeleton

17 Record label for Otis Redding 18 Complains vocally

19 Four-finger gestures 21 Somewhat

22 Henry Higgins, to Eliza Doolittle 23 “Another thing I forgot to mention …”: Abbr.

25 Diagonal sail support 27 Breakfast cookware item

33 Rock band with four(!) self-titled albums 35 OS X runner

36 Feeling after a guilt trip

37 “Don’t ___”

38 Monet that isn’t worth much money, say 40 Keogh plan alternative

41 Channel that used to show a clip of the 1969 moon landing every hour 42 Nothing, in Nantes

43 Says goodbye to a lover 45 Scathing

48 Four-legged friend

49 Extras on TV’s “Doctor Who” 50 Digitally endorse

52 What Adderall treats, for short 55 Singer whose “Thinking Out Loud” won the 2015 Grammy for Song of the Year 59 Cancel on someone

62 Plagues

63 Cab charge?

64 Urban garden locale

65 Bronze producer

66 Burgoo or callaloo

DOWN

1 Corn flour in Latin American cuisine 2 Prefix with thesis

3 1991 sci-fi film sequel 4 Cosmopolitan feature

5 “Li’l Abner” creature

6 Italy’s ___ alla Scala

7 Croupier’s implement

8 When “et tu” was spoken

9 A trilogy has three: Abbr.

10 “___ Dieu!”

11 Words said with one’s glass raised 12 French vanilla ice cream ingredient 13 Cartoon character who plays a saxophone

14 Skeleton vehicle, in the Olympics 20 Claptrap

23 Take second

24 Popular holiday dessert 25 Washington establishment, so it’s said 26 Sauce with the same consonants as what it’s used on

28 Children’s author who wrote “Did you ever stop to think, and forget to start again?”

29 Bygone record giant

30 Stir crazy?

31 Containing gold

32 Poetic preposition

34 Symbols of control

39 Animation

44 Turns a corner? 46 Singer/songwriter who composed the Captain & Tennille’s #1 hit “Love Will Keep Us Together”

47 Fuze competitor

51 Bright look

52 Start of learning

53 Stop bringing up 54 Hamburger, maybe 55 Dreamland

56 Touched

57 Skin softener

58 You might be careful opening something with this label

60 Sir ___ of the Round Table

61 Back