Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday)

NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

- edited by Will Shortz

LOVE AT FIRST SITE ACROSS

1 Arcade hoops game

7 Some TV ads, for short

11 Went through channels?

15 Hitter’s hitter

18 “The Simpsons” or

“Futurama”

19 Litter’s littlest

20 To whom Brabantio says

“Thou art a villain”

21 Singular

22 Good name for a deep

kissers’ dating site?

25 Vittles

26 A shroud of secrecy,

idiomatica­lly

27 Endlessly starting over

28 Performanc­es at Paris’s Palais

Garnier

30 Manning with the secondlong­est QB starting streak in N.F.L. history

31 Numerical prefix

32 “Ish”

34 Monster slain by Hercules

35 North Carolina university

36 Victor’s shout

39 It’s all in the head

41 Member of a southern colony

43 Actor whose first and last names look like they rhyme, but don’t

47 Slice of a timeline

50 Fruit drink

51 Good name for a dating site

full of hot dudes?

54 Obsolescen­t high school

course, informally

56 Number one pal

57 Good name for a dating site

of massage therapists?

59 In amazement

61 Emerald or aquamarine

63 Revolting sorts

64 Kitty-cat, e.g.

65 Carbo-loading dish

67 Patty alternativ­e?

70 IV checkers

71 1988 top 10 hit for Tracy

Chapman

73 George ____ University

75 Swamps

76 Good name for an extreme

sports dating site?

79 Be traitorous to

82 Burger topper 83 Good name for a nonmonogam­ist dating site?

85 Big Apple cultural site, with

“the”

88 Alway

89 Southernmo­st of the Lesser

Antilles

91 Napa Valley vintner Robert

93 Grannies

95 Previous name for an athletic conference now with 12 members

98 Comparable (to)

99 Sky-blue

101 Performer in makeup,

typically

105 Certain layers

106 ____ Aviv

107 UTEP team

109 First things to go into jammies

112 “Trading Spaces” host Davis 114 Neat as ____

115 Good name for a dating site for lovers of natural foods?

118 Ad

119 Big loss

120 John of the Velvet Undergroun­d

121 Tot’s wear

122 Junior

123 Lincoln Logs and such 124 Something taken on a field? 125 Ones passed on a track

DOWN

1 [Avoid watching this in front of the boss]

2 Sped (along)

3 Had a table for one

4 Chinese leader Xi

5 Rainbows, e.g.

6 “That doesn’t impress me

much”

7 Immediatel­y

8 Natural light beam

9 One of the Brontës

10 Group dance with stomps and claps 11 Instrument plucked with a mezrab

12 Cools one’s heels

13 Back in time

14 Like early Elvis recordings

15 Good name for a carpentry

dating site? 16 The rite place?

17 Thompson of “Selma”

21 “Toodles!”

23 Noggin

24 Chairman and ____ (common

title)

29 Ones to watch

31 Back-of-newspaper section

33 Poetic tribute

35 Org. with a flower logo

37 “Just ____ suspected”

38 1940s vice president Wallace

40 Enthusiast­ic

42 Not new

44 Chaperones, usually

45 Lincoln’s home: Abbr.

46 “I’ll return shortly,” in a text

48 Swing time?

49 German interjecti­ons

52 “That’s mine!”

53 ‘ 55 Dignified lady

56 Model Page known as “The

Queen of Pinups”

58 Naval officer: Abbr.

59 Geronimo, for one

60 Good name for a “High

Noon”-themed dating site?

62 Hit hard

65 ____ Bread (cafe chain)

66 NPR host Shapiro

68 “2 funny!!!”

69 “To Live and Die ____”

71 Visage

72 Player of Robin Hood in 1991

74 Like child’s play

75 Nautical title, informally

77 Whole lot

78 Prefix with center

80 Ginormous

81 Lowly workers

84 O.T.C. O.K.’er 85 Command of Captain JeanLuc Picard

86 Satanic look

87 Cookie holder

90 Movement

92 Statistici­an’s grouping

94 “____ you the clever one!”

96 Gum ingredient

97 Titter

99 Stockpile

100 Nada

102 Certain computer whiz

103 Deep defenses

104 Long span

108 Put in order

110 Camping menace

111 Digitize, in a way

112 ____ colada

113 Real lookers?

116 Down Under hopper

117 Gather around, as an idol

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