NY Times Puzzle No. 1110
ACROSS
1 Out of one’s
gourd
5 Zeal
10 “Nixon in China”
role
13 Its behavior is described by quantum physics
14 Info on an
invitation
15 Finsteraarhorn,
e.g.
16 Lucy Lawless had
one on “Xena: Warrior Princess”
18 One given to
fawning
19 Brown shade
20 Giedroyc of “The Great British Bake Off”
21 Many a Disney
Channel star
22 Smelter’s supply
23 Instrument that superseded the ophicleide
25 MSN competitor
26 Fangs
30 Brunch beverage
33 Former
34 “Too true!”
35 Beekeeper Shavitz, who lent his name to a popular lip balm
37 All over again
38 2012 Oscarwinning role for Daniel Day-Lewis
40 Becomes less green, say
42 Rupiah spenders
44 Prefix with hotel
45 Like some insensitive remarks, for short
46 Sham
49 Hide
51 Uglúk or Gorbag in “The Lord of the Rings”
52 Actor/comedian Eric ___
54 Big feller?
55 Neither wins nor
loses
57 “American ___”
58 Kind of layer
59 Gofer, say
60 Suzuki product,
in brief
61 Bighearted sort
62 What’s spelled out, appropriately, after mapping the coordinates indicated by this puzzle’s circled letters
DOWN
1 Rodeo ring?
2 Animal with
webbed feet
3 Sporty car
4 Radisson
competitor
5 “How adorable!”
6 Diamonds,
geometrically
7 Outward behavior
8 Mouthy?
9 Kylo ___ of “Star
Wars” films
10 Small shellshaped confection
11 Medicinal
succulent
12 Word with French, British or Australian
17 Farewells
21 Corestrengthening floor exercises
24 Not up to it
25 Apt letters missing from assimil_ _ _d
26 Cook up
27 Set up, in a way
28 Eliot Ness and
co.
29 Swings a
54-Across at, say
30 Timbuktu’s locale
31 “Let’s do it!”
32 Dmitri ___, formulator of the periodic law
36 Not confident
about
39 Strawberry Fields
underwriter
41 The emperor’s people, in the 2000 Disney comedy “The Emperor’s New Groove”
43 Recite ritually
46 Aleve
alternative
47 Doctrine
48 Part of a doctrine
49 Smurf with a red
cap
50 Often-backlit sign
51 Grain-shaped
pasta
53 Kind of tide
55 A.L. East team,
on scoreboards
56 Enter, for one
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