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New York Times Crossword

- Online subscripti­ons: Today’s puzzle and more than 4,000 past puzzles, nytimes.com/crosswords ($39.95 a year). BY JOEL FAGLIANO / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ

Joel Fagliano is the digital puzzles editor for The New York Times and creator of the daily Mini. He sold his first crossword to the paper when he was 17. He graduated from Pomona College in 2014 with a double major in linguistic­s and 45-Across. Joel says this puzzle is a result of having some extra time at home recently . . . and of drinking lots of coffee. — W.S.

ACROSS

1 Book that’s out of this

world?

6 Illuminati­ng point

12 Gilda Radner character on

‘‘S.N.L.’’

20 Took the plunge 21 Ladies’ men

22 April 22

23 Gray with a tinge of brown

24 Things got off to a bad start when one trainee tripped and . . .

26 ____ on the side of 27 Father on ‘‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’’

29 Doctor Zhivago, in

‘‘Doctor Zhivago’’ 30 Flock

31 Part of a Parisian

address

32 Roofed patio

35 1099-____ (I.R.S.

form)

37 Company with a Gigafactor­y

40 The carton leaked milk everywhere when another trainee accidental­ly ...

45 ____ sci, college major

related to psych 46 Kitchen bulb

47 Put back in place, as

measures 50 Overly sentimenta­l 53 The drip coffee tasted grainy because they . . .

57 Company whose Nasdaq symbol is its name

58 Having colors in

blotches 61 Steinbrenn­er who took over the Yankees in 2010 62 Moves like Jagger 63 Box-score stat 64 It follows more or less 65 Draft choice 67 Nonkosher meat 68 In fact, every cup

they served was . . . 75 Writer Rand

76 ‘‘This is the worst’’ 77 Flier for a magic show 78 Internet address, in

brief

79 Lifesavers

82 Headed up

83 ‘‘Oh, so that’s how it’s

going to be’’

84 Comfort

85 To make matters worse, the espresso machine . . .

88 Some TVs and cameras

89 Fully

90 Home to many Berbers

94 ‘‘Surely you don’t mean me!?’’

95 They worried about their jobs — these mistakes were . . . 102 Snitches

105 Attendee 106 Stereotypi­cal dogs 107 Weak ____ (unconvinci­ng argument)

108 ‘‘Give it ____!’’ 111 Polite title

113 Either weekend day, symbolical­ly

114 Sound from a fan 115 Sure enough, when the boss showed up, everyone . . .

120 Speak grandly

122 Bit of contingenc­y planning

123 Pal of Pooh

124 Soap Box Derby entrant

125 Reporter’s vantage point

126 Adult

127 Critics’ awards

DOWN

1 Makes fit

2 Get misty

3 Source of bay leaves 4 Offering in the Google

Play store

5 Like ninjas

6 Premier League rival of Tottenham Hotspur

7 Really stand out 8 Onetime label for

Radiohead

9 Depend

10 Spreadshee­t part 11 Log-in need

12 Make things interestin­g, so to speak

13 Sounds of satisfacti­on 14 Be in the works 15 When you might run

away from home

16 Info on an invitation 17 Player of Ben Wyatt on ‘‘Parks and Recreation’’ 18 Unnaturall­y pale 19 Shakespear­ean

affirmativ­es

25 Trade gossip

28 ____ Men (‘‘Who

Let the Dogs Out’’ group)

33 Purely

34 ‘‘You win this hand’’ 36 Valentine’s Day purchase

38 Takes an ‘‘L’’

39 Constant stress or

heavy drinking 41 Popular children’sbook series with hidden objects

42 ____ glance

43 Grazing spots

44 N.Y.C. shopping mecca

48 Optical illusion

49 Showy feather

50 Drudge

51 So-called ‘‘enclosed’’ rhyme scheme 52 It beats nothing 54 Absurd pretense 55 Justice nominated by Obama

56 Your highness?: Abbr. 58 Series of missed calls 59 ‘‘Do you know who

____?’’

60 Singer born Eithne Ní Bhraonáin 64 Team-building

activity? 65 ‘‘The Wiz’’ director Sidney

66 N.L. Central team 69 ____ Islands, archipelag­o between Iceland and Norway 70 They give a hoot

71 Kind of deer

72 Explorer Ponce de

León

73 Nail polish brand 74 Trees that line the

National Mall 79 Asian city with a monument to John McCain

80 Finish 0-0, say 81 Matin’s opposite

83 ‘‘See you later’’ 84 Crass, classless sort 85 Custom auto

accessorie­s 86 Excessivel­y promote 87 Pro-____

88 They usually make

the cut

91 French chess piece 92 Got takeout, say

93 Ones concerned with

cash flow, for short 96 Man, in Italian

97 More nifty

98 Part of a cash register 99 Destinatio­n in the ‘‘Odyssey’’

100 Render ineffectiv­e 101 Many Twitch streamers

103 D and ), in texts 104 Ships

109 Sharp pain 110 Escapee from Miss Gulch’s bicycle basket

112 Moore whom Sports Illustrate­d called the ‘‘greatest winner in the history of women’s basketball’’ 115 Org.

116 Dinghy thingy

117 Spell the wrong way? 118 Small fry

119 Lead-in to long

121 Snitch

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