New York Daily News

SUNDAY CROSSWORD II

- Gary Cooper

ACROSS

1 Property maps 6 Laboratory tube (var.) 11 Nest components 16 Nativity scene 17 Jeweler’s eyeglass 18 “Catch-22” novelist

Joseph 20 Like a rubber band 21 Homeowner’s storage

area 22 Against the rules 24 Jenny Craig regimen 25 Locomotive attachment­s 28 Not-fully-tested version 29 Catch, as the flu 30 A mini shows it 31 “A Beautiful Mind”

mathematic­ian 32 Confer knighthood on 33 Great-grandfathe­r of Noah 36 Knight’s female counterpar­t 38 It might be used as a

weapon 39 Perfection standard 41 Narrow waterway 43 Exhausting workaday

routine 45 Aimlessly scribble 46 Walked heavily 48 Barbary Coast city 49 Din from dynamite 50 Illness treated with

insulin 54 Husband on “Roseanne” 55 Mountain Everlastin­g or

Cudweed 59 Shade of beige 60 Soothing ointment 62 Senor’s diacritica­l

squiggle 64 “Can ___ you a drink?” 65 Look that may offend 66 Air-travel watchdog grp. 67 Got ___ of (removed) 68 Skedaddles,

in Dogpatch 69 Breath-taking organ 70 Body-shop challenges 72 Seem suitable 74 “How did ___ that?”

(awestruck question) 75 Big name in sports gear 77 Hyson or souchong 79 Enjoys for dinner 81 “For” votes 82 Big blood carrier 84 Arias, for instance 85 Bad blood 88 Wraparound greeting 90 Piano piece 94 Out of kilter 95 Bold and saucy 96 Baroque and

Big Band 98 “Great” heron 99 Cut (off), as a branch 100 Snack with a cream

center 101 “En garde” weapon 103 “Welcome” item 104 Old Scottish or Irish

tongue 106 Farriers 110 1977 best-seller set in a

hospital 111 Dilapidate­d digs 113 “12 Angry Men” event 114 Hopeful one 116 “Rare and radiant maiden”

of “The Raven” 117 Protractor measuremen­t 118 Kind of expression 119 African badger 120 Camp shelters 121 Overly promoted

DOWN

1 Annually elected Roman

magistrate 2 “___ we forget”

(Kipling) 3 Operetta part 4 Like molasses 5 Minute piece 6 Diner doily 7 Ninth Greek letter 8 Gentle golf stroke 9 Monumental movie 10 “Pyro” attachment 11 A drink can quench it 12 Born in Cardiff, e.g. 13 “___ Follow the Sun”

(The Beatles) 14 Having the gift

of gab 15 Withdrew formally 16 Lawyer’s customer 19 Ceremonial 20 A hexagon has six of

them 23 Arthur’s was round 26 Become tattered 27 “___ on Down the

Road” 34 Stealthy thieves 35 Add more employees 37 Chopin piece 38 Barely audible 39 Accelerato­r particles 40 Michael Vick’s crime 42 Baby sitters’ charges 44 “Messenger” compound 45 Birth certificat­e entry 47 Bombards with sound 49 Villains 50 Some computers 51 Get a dangerous winter

coating 52 NBA game site 53 Street language, often 55 Jumping-off point 56 Village Voice awards 57 Best 58 “Iron Mike” of the

ring 61 Vintner’s container 63 Rage or fury 70 Conked out, as an

engine 71 Brown-coated ermine 72 Cleanse the entire body 73 Art colony near Santa Fe 76 Does some batiking 78 “To ___ is human” 80 ___ gin fizz 82 Lighter-than-air

aircraft 83 Rings of light 85 In better health 86 Ethically challenged 87 Betting adviser, perhaps 88 Ballpark beverage 89 Stare with an open

mouth 91 Like many military

vehicles 92 Worked together (with “up”) 93 Essence of roses 95 Drive forward 97 Angel with six wings 100 Windy City airport 102 English compositio­n 105 Sicilian lava source 107 Bald eagle’s relative 108 It might say “FOR SALE” 109 “Don’t take another step!” 110 Film 112 Decay 115 Card spot

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