Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

New York Times Crossword Puzzle

- By Jeffrey Lease Edited by Will Shortz

FILM ADAPTATION­S ACROSS

1 Flowers that Tiny Tim ‘‘tiptoed through’’ in a 1968 hit

7 High-altitude grazer

13 Jazz pianist ____ Jamal

18 With 23-Across, second film to win all five major Academy Awards (1975)

20 Disappear unexpected­ly

21 Like ships at harbor

23 See 18-Across

25 Land united by Theseus

26 Word before likely or wanted

27 Labors away at

29 Districts in N.Y.C. and London

33 Spacecraft for NASA’s Artemis 1 mission

38 Long of Hollywood

39 Tolkien’s Treebeard, for example

40 ‘‘That’s my cue!’’

41 Blockbuste­r sequel with an iconic plot twist (1980)

46 Ultimate medical breakthrou­gh

48 What an opener precedes

49 A praying mantis has just one,

found on its stomach(!)

50 Animated dinosaur film that spawned 13 sequels (1988)

52 Midwest metropolis: Abbr.

53 Heavy bass?

56 Oil holder, maybe

57 ‘‘____ nothing’’

58 Like many Instagram influencer­s

61 Rocket-shaped candy

64 Yogi Bear wears one, despite

having no shirt

65 Arles article

66 Boozehound

67 Romantic dramedy directed by

Sofia Coppola (2003)

72 Certain chess piece

75 Livid state

76 Name that’s also a state abbreviati­on

77 Iceberg and others

81 It might leave you smooth ... or rattled

84 ‘‘OMG, enough already!’’

86 ____ acid 87 Artfully nimble

88 ‘‘The Simpsons’’ grandpa

89 Coen brothers farce involving the C.I.A. (2008)

92 Verbally hesitate

94 Ones agreeing silently

96 Started off gently

97 Crime thriller that takes some liberties with its namesake legal concept (1999)

101 Salacious

102 Down’s counterpar­t: Abbr.

103 Driving aid

104 Nail-polish brand

105 Precursor to Windows

106 Practiced hypergamy

110 German title

113 Gets good and hot at the beach

114 With an unseen portion of

128-Across, Oscar-winning martial-arts film (2000)

123 Moved confidentl­y

124 Caterpilla­rs, e.g. 125 Prix fixe offering

126 ‘‘Dónde ____?’’ (‘‘Where are you?’’)

127 Home visits?

128 Deliberate­ly procrastin­ate

DOWN

1 Tyke

2 Granite State campus, in brief

3 Spike of cinema

4 ‘‘Portlandia’’ airer

5 Fruits that are 87% water

6 Dry, like some Rioja wine

7 Past

8 Part of 108-Down

9 Opposite of a rave

10 Leave gobsmacked

11 Subject of sticker shock

12 Lead-in to cumulus

13 Tampa’s ____ Arena

14 Warm offering at a sushi bar

15 Line of Android smartphone­s

16 Semiauto-biographic­al film set in rural Montana (1992)

17 Dressed, so to speak

19 Cal. units

22 Pub diversion

24 Plains tribe

28 Put into effect

29 Enjoy a cuppa

30 Native Americans of Nebraska

31 ‘‘You can believe it!’’

32 At the ready

34 Send, as payment

35 Certain religious leaders

36 Mayberry character

37 Author Anaïs

41 Like many fourth graders

42 Held

43 Actress Brosnahan of ‘‘The

Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’’ 44 Bounce back

45 ‘‘Must be something ____’’

47 Dietary measure

51 Much of a waiter’s income,

typically

54 H.S. class

55 Do something

58 Locale for an orchestra 59 ‘‘Right away, boss!’’

60 Digital location markers

62 Some golf scores

63 Like many outstretch­ed catches

64 They deal with a lot of baggage, for short

68 Entertainm­ent at many a wedding

69 Lucille Clifton’s ‘‘Homage to My Hips,’’ for one

70 ‘‘Put ____ on it!’’

71 Book after Leviticus

72 Early alphabet trio

73 Paris’s ____ de la Cité

74 Dark comedy about a

carnivorou­s plant (1960, 1986)

78 Madrid or Barcelona, por ejemplo

79 Physicist Fermi

80 Bono and Liston

82 Part of a dance

83 Beyoncé’s ‘‘If I Were ____’’

84 Univ. of Maryland athletes

85 Longtime N.B.A. executive ____

Ujiri

89 Classic cars

90 ‘‘The Hurt Locker’’ danger, for

short

91 Horse’s vote?

93 Roald Dahl heroine 95 ‘‘____-lish!’’

97 Door parts

98 Cousin of euchre

99 Possessive preceding Pieces and

Puffs

100 A.P.R. reducer, potentiall­y

105 Many shelter pups

107 Uproar

108 Bruins’ home, in brief

109 Idiot, in Britspeak

111 I.C.U. workers

112 Pulitzer Prize winner for ‘‘A

Death in the Family’’

115 Poet’s planet

116 A.C.C. school

117 Garfield or Sylvester

118 Garfield and Sylvester

119 Global economic org.

120 ‘‘Well, fancy that!’’

121 WSW’s opposite

122 Boring routine

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