Crossword
Across
Support … or impede
Go on with … or postpone Pique, as curiosity
Like nosebleedsection seats, usually
“No hard feelings, man, right?” Introduced, as a new product 19 Backyard pond
dweller
20 Part of a slalom
path
22 Ice cream
thickeners 23 Go to battle alongside … or struggle against
One way to read or think Sneaky little snickers Subdue with a stun gun 7 15 16 17 18 27 30 31 35 37
39 40 42 44 45
47 48
50
52 53
56 59 Chuck of “Walker, Texas Ranger” Competitor of Acer and HP Big ___, Calif. Offer for consideration … or remove from consideration Withstand … or deteriorate Bay Area airport code Work well together “And how!” Bright side, in Chinese philosophy Word from a hat tipper, perhaps Dead duck Watchful care … or careless mistake Muscular Japanese dog “Push-up” garment 60 63 66 69 70 71 72 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 “Spy vs. Spy” magazine Place to apply eye makeup Request to be excused Factor in a restaurant review Before, to a bard
Give approval to … or express disapproval of Quit … or agree to keep going
Down
Neocon, e.g. Nabisco’s answer to Hydrox Sets of points, in math Simon & Garfunkel, e.g.
“For the Boys” support grp. Co-owner of the Pequod Like Parmesan on baked chicken, typically Wine: Prefix
___ system (car option that may speak to you)
Give medication to “Count me as a maybe” The Big Easy, by another nickname Manual reader Some postings at 44-Across, for short “Zip it!” 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
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34
36 38
41 43
46 49
51 54
55 56 57 58 60
61 62 64
65 67 68 Garments in summer storage, perhaps “Double talk” is one
“That was close!” Many Club Med locales Fidgeting in one’s seat, say Natural bath sponge Welles who narrated an “invasion”
Pale with fright Like Elvis’s blue shoes Pickoff throw into the outfield, e.g. “Well, sor-r-ry!” Sitcom track sound Pre-1917 despot
Bring forward, with “out” Fading star Like the novels “Frankenstein” and “Dracula” Orbiter until 2001 Employee at a fine restaurant Wii user, e.g. “Regrettably …” ___ Sutra Card catalog ID Skirt once often worn with go-go boots Bug-eyed
In a blue funk Suffix in many pasta names Cpl. or sgt. “___ you nuts?” “Most decidedly so!”