Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

New York Times Crossword Puzzle

- By Nancy Stark and Will Nediger / Edited by Will Shortz

READY, SET ... GETS LOW! ACROSS

1 Palindromi­c band with the palindromi­c song title “SOS”

5 Place for an oxygen tent,

for short

8 A whole bunch 13 High-level H.S. math

class

19 Exploit

20 Dandy

21 Like many barrels 22 “Yay!”

23 Cheer for beer on

campus? 26 Milan-based fashion

brand

27 Skate effortless­ly

28 Put down in print 29 Part of a strip

31 West of Chicago 32 Discerning judgment 33 Author Calvino 35 Played the fall guy? 37 Half-____ (rhyming

order)

38 Hoot at an out-of-focus

nature photograph? 43 Chicago university 46 Small three-legged

table

47 Two-time best actor,

1954 and 1972

48 “____ Old Cowhand”

(Bing Crosby hit) 49 Put away

52 “If you ask me,” briefly 53 Something populists

revile

54 Antsy feeling when one is out of cellphone range?

59 Sport ____

60 One of the dames in 2018’s “Tea With the Dames”

61 Like the lion slain by

Hercules

62 Cans

66 “Tilted Arc” sculptor

Richard

68 Jackie on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

70 Places to sleep 71 Spanish-omelet

ingredient

72 Isaac’s firstborn 73 Fought

75 Bête ____ 77 Counterpar­t of frost 78 Where a demanding dockworker gets supplies?

82 Snack item with a

salient anagram? 85 Word that’s its own

synonym in reverse 86 Symbol of danger or

anger

87 Boot

88 Discrimina­ting against

elders 89 They’ve got talent 92 “Ditto!”

94 Landing in Rotterdam? 98 Curry or Rice

99 Snack items with their name on the top and bottom

100 Result of union

negotiatio­ns, often 101 Lotion-bottle abbr. 104 Native seal hunter 107 Part of a college

applicatio­n, informally 108 Unfeeling

110 Roaster or toaster

112 It’s not legal

114 Piano that plays only a

certain three notes? 117 Slips

118 “Fingers crossed!” 119 Wrath

120 A long time ago

121 Willie Mays phrase 122 A little tight

123 Pseudoscie­ntific subj. 124 Charon’s river

DOWN

1 “Waste not, want not,”

e.g.

2 It has a button in the

middle

3 Show to be untrue 4 Reason that some students struggle in school, for short 5 “____ were you …” 6 Joint effort, slangily 7 Requiring difficult

pedaling, say 8 Exclusive

9 Phone 10 Pseudonymo­usly 11 Manny’s last name on

“Modern Family” 12 Slip through

13 “Of course!”

14 Bill padding

15 Time out?

16 Stuffed and deep-fried rice balls, in Italian cuisine

17 Name-tag holders 18 Political system with a

paramount leader 24 Vocal quintet?

25 More or less

30 Work well together 34 Translatio­n of the French “vivre” or German “leben” 35 Rested

36 World capital settled by Vikings circa the ninth century 38 Scourge

39 Apt rhyme for

“constrain”

40 Martin Sheen’s real

first name

41 Name of seven Danish

kings

42 “Le ____,” Matisse work that hung upside down at the Museum of Modern Art for 47 days

43 Neglect

44 Acts dramatical­ly 45 Bakery/cafe chain 50 Like a bowl

51 Cheat, informally 53 Refusing to answer

directly

55 Suggested intake level,

for short

56 Glass fragment 57 Correct 58 “Two Sisters” or “Two Young Girls at the Piano”

63 Struck

64 Exceedingl­y

65 Site of a 1976 South

African uprising 67 Quaintly countrifie­d 69 Virtual animals in an

early 2000s fad 71 “____ Got the Whole

World in His Hands” 73 Attended

74 Alternativ­e to a snake 76 They catch waves 79 Nickname on “The

Addams Family” 80 Shakespear­e’s “You,

too?”

81 Bugs Bunny, e.g.

82 Sob stories

83 Christina of pop 84 “Here, move over” 89 Not much at all 90 Trattoria dumplings 91 New England fish 93 Dork

95 “Catch-22” pilot 96 Cloth that may get a lot

of tears

97 Handy types

101 Meager

102 Walker ____, 1962 National Book Award winner

103 Shipping option

105 Sundance state

106 Place for un béret 108 Concession­s

109 It beats a deuce

111 Stock sounds

113 Bit of sun

115 Short flight

116 Informal affirmativ­e

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