NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Typical ice cream
servings
7 Talkative
13 “Try and do
better!” 15 Traditional medicine uses its oil
16 Two pair beats
it in poker 17 Terrible things 18 Totally vanished 19 Tip of a plane 21 Tierney of
“The Affair” 22 Theater’s ___’acte 23 Trade
24 “Trapeze: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs ___”
25 Twosome
26 “Take heed, ___ summer comes, or cuckoo-birds do sing”: “The Merry Wives of Windsor” 27 Tagged surreptitiously, as on an email 29 Tantalizing film
preview
34 Tipplers drink this in the belief it helps sober them up 35 Thieves’ stash,
maybe
39 Three Stooges member, for a time
40 “Touch and Go”
singer Ocasek 41 Toxicological
ER cases 43 To what effect? 44 Thames-side art
gallery
46 TDs or FGs 47 Thunderous, as a
crowd 50 Turin-based automaker ___ Romeo
51 “To: All Staff”
note
52 Testarossa or
Portofino 54 Transgressive, say 56 Table the rehearsal
for a bit, say 57 Tiger’s slot on the
schedule, e.g.
58 Thought through, with “out” 59 Third-largest country in the European Union, after France and Spain
DOWN
1 Theatrically
presented 2 Tropical source
of milk
3 Type of sandal 4 Turn the ___
cheek
5 The Eagles, on
scoreboards 6 Taurus, Virgo, Libra, etc.
7 Top dog at a corp. 8 Tort basis 9 Twin-blade razor brand 10 Thrash
11 Toto in “The Wizard of Oz,” e.g. 12 Two-word tenet of improv comedy
14 Tub accessory 15 This is what a tailor seeks to provide 20 Tailoring-related 27 Tall one or cold one, in Germany
28 Title role for Liz
Taylor, in brief 30 Throat-clearing
sound 31 Telenovela, e.g. 32 Travelers from
afar, for short 33 Toward the
stern 35 Transcendentalist who wrote “Walden” 36 Thoroughly
overhauls
37 Thing checked at a polling station
38 Teriyaki appetizer,
maybe
39 Treats very
unfairly, in slang 42 Taken dishonestly 45 Type of chair 46 Thwacked,
biblically
48 Trojan War god 49 Tempo
53 Tomato shade 55 Tabby’s cry
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