New York Daily News

SUNDAY CROSSWORD II

- By Pam Amick Klawitter, edited by Jeff Chen

ACROSS

1 Songbird’s roost

6 Hawkins of dance fame

11 This stinks!

15 Gain alternativ­e

18 Hilo howdy

19 GI’s chore

20 Prefix for “billionth”

21 Palindromi­c kitchen brand

22 *“Please excuse me while

I knock you down for a proper sack!”

24 Unrestrain­ed ability to act

26 Face saver?

27 TP considerat­ion

28 Kondo purchases

29 Canadian gas brand

30 Gives, expecting a return

32 Most ventilated

34 DVD player’s predecesso­r

37 Dart

38 *“They expect me to stay here, protected by all you guys ... Let’s fake ’em out and I’ll run instead!”

43 Disney goldfish

45 Seaweed’s little sis in “Hairspray”

47 Opening for “fix” or “fab”

48 La Scala offering

49 *“Watch him ... He’ll grab your jersey. Every. Single. Time.”

53 Gift-giving phrase

54 Elite octet

55 Cruise ship hot spot

56 Bar in the bathroom

58 Moore of “Rough Night”

59 Course of action? (Abbr.)

62 Apt 3/14 desserts

65 Doomed craft in “Jaws”

67 Gelled

68 *“What if I throw the pass

sideways instead of forward?”

72 Banks and bands offer them (Abbr.)

75 “___ estas?”

76 Read over quickly

77 Awkwardly formal

81 Molokai memorabili­a

83 Name on a soda can

85 Loops in on an email

87 Hermann on the slopes

88 Makes things better

90 *“Hey, linemen, do your jobs!”

95 Janelle of “Hidden Figures”

96 “Wanted” poster letters

97 Seaweed wrap

98 Squeezes (out)

99 *“You’re hiking the ball all wrong!”

104 Gain alternativ­e

106 Points a finger at, for short

107 Like many an old den

108 Take a breath

111 Like Maleficent

114 Huge amount

115 Racket

116 Deadlocked

119 Drought-vulnerable southweste­rn reservoir

121 *“That quarterbac­k’s throws ... dazzling!”

124 Be level ... or not on the level

125 Cooked up

126 Fur-ry family?

127 Flock’s contributi­on

128 Menu connecting words

129 Pub supply

130 “Told you I could do it!”

131 Ketch kin

DOWN

1 Campaign-funding grp.

2 “Boola Boola” chanters

3 Wander about

4 “Calm down!”

5 Fair share?

6 Sunscreen letters

7 Accomplish­ed

8 Michelin alternativ­e

9 ___-bitsy

10 Cyclops feature

11 Killing it

12 “Oh, crud!”

13 “Almost ready!”

14 Sushi bar eggs

15 Enemies

16 Graph line

17 U2’s lead singer

19 High-pitched wailing

23 Call a radio show, maybe

25 Wrapped again, as a twisted ankle

28 “Sons of Anarchy” characters

31 Fitbit stat

32 Part of a plot

33 Go for groceries

34 TV-monitoring device

35 Garlic unit

36 Museum artifact

39 Make a choice

40 Bogota babies

41 Tide target

42 Absorb a loss

44 Receiver Beckham Jr.

46 Rocker Frank

50 Fashionabl­e Mizrahi

51 Flipper’s choice

52 Lunch time, often

53 Footnote abbr.

57 Ungainly boats

60 Dots on a bus route

61 Rest area rig

63 “Blah, blah, blah”

64 Shake ___ (fast casual restaurant)

66 True self, to Carl Jung

69 Eldest Stark brother

70 Like many Peruvian artifacts

71 Candied, as fruits

72 Chunks in chowder

73 Rum, to some

74 City for whom a color was named

78 “Rikki-___-Tavi”

79 Caught some morays

80 Big wedding expense

82 “Ridiculous­ly Flavorful” drink

84 Pointed a finger at

86 Snooty sorts

89 ___ vu

91 Gave the green light

92 Food drive donation

93 Unexpected visitors

94 Working on the bathroom floor

100 Steam open

101 Ten-year period

102 Some picnic spots

103 Melancholy, in Madrid

105 Pub choices

109 Journalist David

110 Amazon’s milieu

111 “Shot Clock” singer Mai

112 Colorado resort

113 DIY furniture company

115 Bit of salt

117 Iggy Pop’s “Break ___ Your Heart”

118 Alexa device

120 Sport for Jon Jones (Abbr.)

121 Vanna’s co-host

122 Anger

123 “For sure!”

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