New York Daily News

SUNDAY CROSSWORD II

- By Pam Klawitter, edited by David Steinberg © Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n

ACROSS

1 “To a ...” poems

5 Hayes of Southern soul 10 “The Lion King” antagonist 14 Deep void

19 Quinceaner­a, for one 20 “NCIS” character Leon 21 Zigzagged

22 Scavenging carnivore 23 Actors usually write

reminders ___ 26 “Everything’s fine”

27 Cake platform

28 Shirt often worn with jeans 29 Prince in “War and Peace” 31 Roll call response

32 Grad school applicants’ stats 34 “Told ya!”

35 Firstborn

37 Tax dodger, e.g.

41 Cozumel couple? 43 Fill-in-the-blank story 45 Some digits in a decimal

are ___

49 “That tastes awful!”

52 Toot your own horn

53 Bench warmer at a concert 54 Chemical cousins 57 Depletes, as strength 58 Groove

59 Meaty spread

61 Hawaiian coffee district 62 “In all likelihood ...”

65 Melber on “The Beat”

66 Al Roker’s network

69 Like the number 411 70 X-rays give the doctor ___ 75 Bring to a close

77 Lavatory, in Leeds

78 Dog’s archenemy

79 Fighting it out

80 Where Timbuktu is

82 Lyft alternativ­e

84 Green prefix

85 Kings, queens and twins 89 Welcome sign for a night

owl?

92 They’re down under

96 La Scala solo

97 Up and at ’em

98 An intruder who hides in the

ceiling vent is ___

101 Big Sky Country’s capital 103 GPS guess

104 Stick like tape

105 Pieces’ candy brand

107 Bills’ and Chargers’ grp. 109 Produce, as money

111 Utilize eBay

112 Restorativ­e excursion

114 Prepare to throw

115 Throw for a loop

120 Group that calls strikes 122 One who shuns bread

products is ___

125 Movement with a hashtag 126 Musical Diamond

127 Chopper blade

128 Really tiny

129 Won every game

130 Does basic math

131 App also nicknamed

“the ’gram”

132 Org. that honors vegan stars

DOWN

1 Eyes, poetically

2 Paleo or keto

3 James of jazz

4 Like most seams

5 “Now ___ heard it all!” 6 December’s Nick at night 7 Pays to play poker

8 Feel sore

9 Day care center? 9/5

10 Sty dwellers, collective­ly 11 Strongly disapprove of

12 State as fact

13 Patch up, as a lawn

14 Sushi tuna

15 Avid readers keep their

glasses ___

16 Favorable RSVPs

17 Derisive sound

18 Word after “Pete’s” or

“pity’s”

24 Narrowly defeated

25 Rodeo ropes

30 Volunteer’s offer

33 Sous-chef’s work, informally 36 Tabloid gossip

37 Flows away

38 Aloe ___

39 Acronym meaning “Hurry!” 40 Starts eating with gusto

41 Fender bender reminder

42 Maker of 15 Minutes of Flame nail

polish

44 Having a spat

46 Worn to a frazzle

47 ___ couture

48 Geek Squad member, e.g.

50 Tot’s first utensil, usually

51 Fire off, like an email

55 They often lock horns on the

Hill

56 Depressing

60 Put on TV

63 Internet access letters

64 Life story, for short

65 Back, on a boat

67 Texter’s “Oh, and ...”

68 Bourne’s spy grp.

70 Wastes time

71 Surface for an axel

72 DEA agent

73 Chinese casino hub

74 Jerry of “Law & Order”

75 Moody rock genre

76 West Coast wine valley 81 The Chicago Board of Trade

Building is ___

83 Lima or navy morsel 84 Disney’s Queen of Arendelle 86 Pennsylvan­ia city at one end

of I-79

87 Christian of fashion 88 Rational

90 “None of that is true!” 91 “Sunflowers” setting 93 Crabtree & ___

(body care product retailer) 94 Tennis do-over

95 Bridge statistic

99 It might hide a boo-boo 100 Baggage attachment 102 Spain, in Spain

105 Prolong, as a contract 106 Cream of the crop

108 Screwups that may be epic 109 Outfielder­s’ gloves

110 Summer complaint

111 Addition outcomes

113 Got older

114 Loads and loads

116 Unwanted faucet sound 117 Chemistry test?

118 Lean like a ship

119 One-named Celtic singer 121 “___ so fast!”

123 Hindu title

124 Detergent in a red jug

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