New York Daily News

SUNDAY CROSSWORD II

- PUTTING MONEY DOWN By Hanh Huynh, edited by David Steinberg © Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n

ACROSS

1 Old Greek marketplac­e

6 Sporty Mazdas

12 Things moved upon

graduation

19 Like a goat’s hoof

20 Give in

21 Get comfortabl­e with

22 Voting rights activist Stacey 23 Budget car

24 Cord for an ID card

25 With parts of 2-Down and

46-Across, odorless home hazard 26 More bleached

28 With parts of 14-Down and 54-Across, Star Wars or James Bond

30 Ambient musician Brian

31 High schooler, usually

32 Arguing

34 Malek of

“Bohemian Rhapsody”

38 Meetup with a match from an

app

42 Assist

44 Fake name

46 Palindromi­c stories

47 Seattle rock genre

49 Bill Withers hit with the words

“When you’re not strong”

51 CPR expert

52 Bit of fluid for a canal?

54 Noted Apache leader

55 Boats like Noah’s

57 From Japan’s third-largest city 59 Inlets that anagram to “sari” 60 Clear a path

64 With parts of 48-Down and

83-Across, falls off a surfboard 65 Plunders

67 Quarantine­s

69 Vietnamese New Year

71 It’s pressed once or twice 76 Broadcast again

78 ___ Lanka

80 Elemental variant

81 Papa’s partner, perhaps

83 Bean ___ (stir-fry veggie)

85 Set with a sharp image

86 Figure in a will

89 Portuguese dessert wine

92 With parts of 73-Down and

102-Across, hot pepper

93 “You can’t be serious!”

95 Steamy rooms

96 NBA legend Shaquille

99 “I love you,” in Peru

100 Aptly named runner Usain

102 Woman from France’s capital 104 With parts of 61-Down and

125-Across, Islamic code

105 Tidy

107 Biblical garden

108 www.cdc.___

109 Needs nothing more

112 French tower name

115 Speak with crossed fingers

116 Sicilian cooking wine

120 One who may have a class just for

kicks?

122 Weasel with a winter coat

125 Crane game part in

“Toy Story”

126 Obtained

127 Breezes along

128 Cruel ones

129 Waiting like a caller

130 Computer pros 5 Respond

6 Tomato-based pasta sauce 7 “SVU” actor

8 Adolescent skin concern 9 Aquarium fish

10 Tooth care org.

11 Only you can take one

12 Like a giraffe

13 Actor Driver

14 California birthplace of the

United Nations

15 Double agent, e.g.

16 JFK landing stat

17 Paper size (Abbr.)

18 Nursery grass

19 ^ marks

27 Word before “fund” or

“maze”

29 “___ be all right”

31 Exam

33 Official permission

35 “Welcome to Maui!”

36 Short skirts

37 Alpo competitor

39 Young woman, in old literature 40 Legal thriller writer Scott whose

surname rhymes with “Thoreau” 41 Breaks up

43 Muscle above an ab 45 “Understand?”

48 Purple fizzy drink

50 Main arteries

53 Friend

55 French 53-Down

56 Dorm monitors, for short 58 Dissenting votes

61 Monuments honoring soldiers 62 Order to relax

63 Assenting vote

66 Maker of Aurora Berry-alis nail

polish

68 Possible sib for a bro

70 Align

72 Gas found in “more than

enough” 73 Bowler’s movement to “steer” the

ball, say

74 Appropriat­e

75 Show off before a drag race 77 Spinning speed stat

79 Rocker Turner’s memoir

81 Book after Jonah

82 Nice smell

84 Certain Jamaican believer 86 Sombrero or beret

87 Fleecy females

88 Bawl

90 Exciting discovery

91 Onstage whisper

92 Parking meter insert

94 Zero 97 Blesses with oil

98 Banks’ safety features? 101 “Time to head out!”

103 Choose

106 Six minutes, for an hour 110 Narrow strip of wood 111 Tools that might buzz 113 Analogy words

114 Sense instinctiv­ely

116 Fuji and Kilimanjar­o (Abbr.) 117 “Eureka!”

118 Tomato’s color

119 ___-fi

121 Long time

123 Caviar source

124 Computer choice

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