NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Kerfuffle 5 Intentionally hurt 10 Org. with lots of inspectors 14 Contents of un río 15 Shelter
16 Noise from a fan 17 1940 Arthur Koestler novel set during the Moscow Trials 20 Signs of something moving? 21 Discontinue 22 Olympic women’s gymnastics powerhouse
24 Big public radio letters after “W” 25 Word with fine or found
26 Soup served with chopsticks 29 Short stubble 33 Any ghost, to Pac-Man 34 Randomizer 35 “Jacked” 36 South Asian living abroad
37 What might come with a flat fee 39 Barrel-___ 40 Symbol for a timeout
42 “Now I ___ me ...” 44 Abbr. in many an urban address 47 Scramble
51 Title with a tilde 54 Work very late 57 Author Wiesel 58 Safari runner, at times 59 Homeland of James Joyce
60 Observe daylight saving time, in a way ... as in 17-, 29- and 54-Across? 65 Buzz in a rocket 66 Repair shop offering 67 Changes, as a 6-Down
68 Jack ___, cofounder and longtime CEO of Twitter
DOWN
1 Something lacking staying power 2 The Bulldogs of the NCAA
3 Added assessments 4 Drink served hot or cold
5 Crow native to the Midwest 6 Smartphone alternative to a fingerprint scan 7 Hosp. administrations 8 Biscuit relatives 9 Types in 10 Accepts accountability for 11 Longhaired herder 12 In yoga, one point of a triangle formed in triangle pose 13 In yoga, one side of a triangle formed in triangle pose 18 Woman’s name that’s also a city in France 19 “%$#*” and “@#&!”
22 Like most books offered on AbeBooks.com 23 Function yielding 0 when applied to π 27 Weakness in an argument
28 Overdue 30 Disregard
31 Org. in Showtime’s “Homeland”
32 Not around 37 Actress Remini 38 Conditional keyword for a programmer 41 Trauma professional, for short 43 “Got it!”
44 Fin
45 Dense, spinning celestial body
46 It gets you close to home 48 Stoops
49 Hit the ___
50 Still in stock 51 Evening affair 52 Put on the line 53 Noise from a fan 55 Bookworms, maybe 56 Wherewithal 61 Red state 62 Quibble
63 Young one in the Hundred Acre Wood 64 “I have seen ___. I have seen ___ on land and sea . ... I hate ___.”: FDR