The New York Times crossword puzzle
No. 0910
Across
1 Mind-set 5 Shells you can
eat
10 Spoiled
13 With 70-Across, dramatic opening of 62-Across’s Fifth
14 A computer hacker usually uses this
15 It’s next to
nada
16 Like boardinghouse rooms, again and again
18 Like all of the 62-Across works in this puzzle 20 Some garden
machinery 22 It’s a laugh 23 Jewish month
of 30 days 27 ___ limits
(political issue) 30 Ricky Martin,
e.g. [Third] 35 Big seller of
camping gear 36 About
37 Pivot 38 Abbr. after Brooklyn or Cleveland 39 Exercise before a trip to Latin America, say [Sixth] 44 “___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus” (hymn) 45 Quaking
cause
46 Pelvic bones 47 When sung three times, a soccer anthem 48 Event before a college football game [Ninth]
52 ___ ball 54 Walk stylishly 55 Is down with 57 Like many retired academics 62 Composer whose works are hidden in 30-, 39- and 48-Across 67 Only part of Egypt located in Asia 68 Potential starts of new generations 69 Broadcasting 70 See 13-Across 71 Marked
incorrect 72 Trifle 73 Schlep
Down
1 Supervisors:
Abbr.
2 Curved
molding 3 Randy look 4 Released air from, as a balloon 5 Quarterback,
often
6 Prince ___
Khan
7 Kind of card 8 Choose 9 Pale-faced 10 Historic Boston
locale
11 What every infinitive in Esperanto ends with
12 Grumpy
co-worker 17 Class struggle? 19 Not at home … or caught at home
21 Part of the Greek spelling of “Aristotle” 24 Paris hangouts 25 Vocal opponent of 2001’s Patriot Act, for short
26 Like violin
strings
28 The price you
pay
29 Lose
30 Detroit pro
player 31 Disentangle, in
a way
32 David Lynch’s first featurelength film 33 Last name in
“Star Wars” 34 Prefix with
cortex 40 Possibilities 41 Brief moments 42 It’s a laugh 43 Coastal
feature 49 Literary master of irony 50 Skedaddle 51 Stock at a
saloon 53 Trimmable part 56 Get the goods 58 It may precede
a breakup 59 Lowdown 60 Loser to
Wilson in 1912 61 Person carrying a briefcase, maybe 62 Pricey seating
area 63 December 24,
e.g.
64 It’s next to
nothing
65 Part of 62-Across’s name 66 64-Down, to
62-Across