Miami Herald (Sunday)

UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD

- KENKEN

ACROSS

1 Large percussion

instrument­s 6 Corn holders 10 Heavenly instrument

14 “The Jungle Book” wolf 15 Academic specialty

16 “A Death in the Family” author 17 Hiatus for the “Baby, I’m-a Want You” band? 19 Heroic tale 20 Kentucky Derby seat

21 Receive some inside info 23 Throat part 26 Pollen season

sound

27 Set aside,

as money 30 Roadie for the “Sunshine of

Your Love” band? 32 Stop running 33 Stage signal 34 Spring destinatio­n? 35 Cold remedy

brand

38 Hot oil concern 42 Holm or Fleming 43 Good times 44 Sense of self 45 Recording session unit for the “Crazy on You” band?

49 Dog bane 51 Hawaiian greeting 52 Spiny sea creature 54 Recovering, as an

athlete 56 Confused

60 “Kiss Me Deadly” singer Ford 61 Serious movie about the “Bohemian Rhapsody” band?

64 City west of Tulsa 65 Russia’s ___

Mountains 66 Early Soviet leader 67 O.R. workers 68 Sugar bowl

marchers

69 Top Boy Scout

DOWN

1 Yaks

2 Gumbo

vegetable

3 Water or light, for a plant

4 “My pleasure” 5 Pathetic group 6 It and its usual fuel are within “Madagascar” 7 Source of iron 8 Foxhound’s smaller relative 9 “For heaven’s ___!” 10 Talks (with) 11 Christie of mysteries 12 Corn Belt or

Rust Belt 13 Green legume container

18 Big ___ (London attraction)

22 The Bucs stop

here

24 Gulf War missile 25 Wrath

27 Parts of

campaigns 28 Lucy of “Why

Women Kill” 29 Escorted 31 Egyptian snakes 33 Small change? 36 Candies whose wrappers feature smiling balloons 37 Palestinia­n political group 38 Work detail,

informally 39 Decimal base 40 You want one to

sink

41 Fancy sushi

topping 43 Country south of

Belarus: Abbr. 45 Called, like a cab 46 Weather phenomenon with a Spanish name 47 Kind of valve in

the heart 48 Reddish brown 49 Center 50 Mitchell on

MSNBC

53 Solo in space 55 Water color 57 Clark Kent gal pal

Lana

58 Name that’s a green fruit backward 59 Great ___ (big

dog)

62 Have pizza,

perhaps 63 Overhead trains,

for short Directions: Each row and each column must contain the numbers 1 through 6 without repeating. The numbers within the heavily outlined boxes, called cages, must combine using the given operation (in any order) to produce the target numbers in the top-left corners. Freebies: Fill in the single-box cages with the number in the top-left corner.

 ??  ?? Musical Rearrangem­ent by Gary Larson | Edited by David Steinberg
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Musical Rearrangem­ent by Gary Larson | Edited by David Steinberg 10/24
 ?? KenKen® is a registered trademark of KenKen Puzzle, LLC. ©2020 KenKen Puzzle, LLC. All rights reserved. Dist. by Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n for UFS. www.kenken.com ??
KenKen® is a registered trademark of KenKen Puzzle, LLC. ©2020 KenKen Puzzle, LLC. All rights reserved. Dist. by Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n for UFS. www.kenken.com

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