Herald-Tribune

THE DAILY COMMUTER

- | JACQUELINE E. MATHEWS

ACROSS

1 Fraudulent

scheme

5 Roku alternativ­e 9 Christmas sleigh

driver

14 Metal thread 15 First-year law

student

16 Easy to

understand 17 Notion 18 Actress

Swenson 19 Morning wakerupper

20 Shoe with a coin

in it

23 Plaything 24 Notable time 25 Overseas trade

org.

26 __ out

28 French lady’s

title

34 Church table

37 Hammer’s

target

38 Hijab, e.g. 39 __-back

40 Stairs over a

fence

41 German “one” 42 At any time 43 Abbr. before a

short version 44 Speak in public 45 Savory bits on

rye bread 48 Droop 49 Short-lived

craze

50 Ingest

53 Crow’s noise

56 Era of Donatello

and Raphael 60 Dull pains 62 Skin woe 63 Amaze

64 “Bye!”

65 Fruit rind 66 Hardens 67 “Spencer” actress’s nickname 68 Screws up 69 Sequoia, for one

DOWN

1 Tinder gesture 2 Apple beverage 3 Combat venue 4 Not nice 5 Worked hard 6 Without ill intent 7 Star in Lyra 8 “Frozen”

snowman 9 Frightens

10 __ or nothing 11 All tidied up 12 Poi root 13 Fighting force 21 2024, for one

22 Napoleon’s fate 27 Cuts off

28 Fabric named for

an Indian city 29 Hotel cleaners 30 Crude processor 31 “Star Wars”

general

32 Dryer trap stuff 33 If not

34 Phillies infielder

Bohm

35 Volcano output 36 Level 40 Performanc­e

platform 44 Likelihood

46 Poland’s capital 47 Artist’s stands 50 Go in

51 Less than 90

degrees 52 On edge 53 Whiskey-aging

vessel

54 Pitching stars

55 __ one’s appetite 57 Back of the neck 58 Big laptop brand 59 Helper: Abbr. 61 Look at

This is a theme puzzle with the subject stated at right. Find the listed words in the grid. They may run in any direction but always in a straight line. Some letters are used more than once. Ring each word as you find it and when you have completed the puzzle, there will be 15 letters left over. They spell out the alternativ­e theme of the puzzle.

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