New York Daily News

SUNDAY CROSSWORD II

- By Paul Coulter, edited by Jeff Chen

ACROSS

1 Workplace for a forensic team 7 Plugging away 11 Cointreau cocktails 19 “Magnifique!”

20 Square things? 21 Licorice-flavored brew 22 *FLutter?

24 One needing salvation 25 Saturated substances 26 Mideast capital that means “the gardens”

27 In the mail

28 Little devils

29 Ring up

30 Academic address ending 32 Workplaces for some RNs 34 Clinch

37 *ALpen?

44 Possessive pronoun

45 Like control freaks

46 Big brand in lingerie 47 Hawks, on NBA scoreboard­s 48 *CAshes?

53 Israeli politician Dayan 55 Script writers? (Abbr.) 56 Cross off

57 Features that can flutter 59 Durable fabric

60 It’s a question of timing

63 Gets on board

64 Author Harper 66 *DEbark?

70 Workplaces for some RNs 71 Earth’s middle layer

73 You might get a charge out of it 74 Rear-___ (accident) 76 Inscribe an envelope for

79 Like many whiskey barrels 80 Food additive 83 Literature Nobelist who’s a singer

84 *PAst?

89 Sugary drink suffix

90 At hand

92 “___ better watch out ...” 93 Movie for which Mike Myers puts on a Scottish accent 94 *MOdell?

98 Things under a mattress 99 Spilled the beans

100 Lines that laud

101 On the quiet side?

103 Get old

105 Daredevil Knievel

108 Saw to a swab’s job

111 State of unconsciou­sness 115 Locale for Ljubljana

117 *IN need?

119 More hair-raising

120 Got some shut-eye 121 Getaway for Gauguin 122 Tourney favorites

123 Jekyll’s dark side

124 Doesn’t act well

DOWN

1 Remove, as a lid

2 The Big Easy, in brief 3 Like crazy 4 Lawrence of Scandinavi­a? 5 Olympic torch lighter in Atlanta 6 Undeserved notoriety 7 “___way!”

8 “The Wind in the Willows” hero

9 Like a done deal 10 Golfer’s prop 11 Successful pitch 12 Privy to 13 Concentrat­e, in a way 14 The “e” in “i.e.” 15 Element used in atomic clocks

16 Physicist’s accelerato­r 17 Agree to another tour

18 Pizza joint in “Do the Right Thing”

20 Places of refuge

23 Have something

27 Bottom line, often 29 Teenager’s deadline 31 Salvador who painted wilting watches

33 Crocodile’s cousin

34 Fish that go on a run

35 Fish that slip and slide 36 Gamer’s buy that results in much arm-waving?

38 Milk, to Monique 39 Gasteyer of “Mean Girls” 40 With skill

41 RSVP enclosure, sometimes 42 Numbers no longer used? 43 Like non-oyster months 44 Airer of some MGM favorites 49 Rust and lime

50 Part to play

51 Empty, as a math set 52 Descartes who declared, “Cogito, ergo sum”

54 Big name in blenders

58 Jar named for the town where Rembrandt was born 59 Colorful swimmer

60 The AEF fought in it

61 Owns

62 Victorian or Prohibitio­n

64 “The People’s Princess” 65 Coder’s problem 67 Company that comes calling 68 Wally’s little bro on TV

69 Paul who wrote “My Way” 71 Palindromi­c address 72 Sophie ___ (“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” character inspired by Phyllis Diller)

75 Maroon

77 Have words with

78 Actress Garr of “Young Frankenste­in”

79 Word in quaint store names 80 Feathered missile

81 The “Y” of “YSL”

82 “A mouse!!!” 85 Cuba-to-Florida swimmer Diana 86 One way to swear 87 Deborah’s “The King and I” co-star

88 “Caught you!”

91 Empress who was Napoleon III’s wife

95 Sudden outbursts 96 Tennessee athlete, to fans 97 Pester, like a Pekingese

98 Calm down

102 Cariou of “Sweeney Todd” 103 Furtive summons 104 Purina competitor 106 Contended 107 Listening devices 109 Binged (on), as in food slang

110 Water carrier 111 Smallish salmon

112 “I got this, boss” 113 Distribute

114 “No returns” 116 Scrape by, with “out” 117 Kinda sorta

118 Wing it, musically

 ?? © Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n ?? 1/14
© Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n 1/14

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