New York Daily News

SUNDAY CROSSWORD II

- By Jeff Chen, edited by Jeff Chen

ACROSS

1 English cheese that’s American slang for “money” 8 Grasps on to

13 Kids just before bedtime, often

20 Cannes setting

21 Beelike

22 Diva’s “voyage”

23 Ham it up

24 Name meaning “peace”

25 Mark caused by a top?

26 Hundredth of a euro

27 *“Mr. Winkler still hasn’t

decided on his next role!”

30 Doily feature

31 Ballpark fig.

32 Helped out

33 First-year

35 Purchase for an ailing lawn

36 *“Queen Victoria must retire now”

41 Desserts for

3/14 celebratio­ns

43 Add a video to a website 44 Quietly acknowledg­es

47 Gyllenhaal or Tapper

48 Container for kimchi

51 Comfy sleepwear, for short

52 Airline in “American Made”

55 Cry like a baby

57 Shapiro of NPR

58 Road trip stop

60 Sculptor’s focus,

sometimes

62 ___ Speedwagon

63 “Meh,” in slang

64 Twain called the “Queen of

Country Pop”

66 Self-evident sentence 67 Actress Dennings

68 Howl at the moon

69 Some intl. diplomats

70 Motley

71 Disco ___ of “The Simpsons”

72 “Get outta here!”

74 Smoke, in slang

75 Pale

76 Openers?

77 “We’re in trouble now ...”

79 Central Park shade producer 80 UPS rival

81 Chipotle dip, for short

83 Flowering

85 Vacation spot that’s off the grid?

88 Like hot fudge sauce

89 Clown’s red wear

90 Party sometimes with glow sticks

91 QB’s trick play

93 Hexagonal hardware

94 Sign in the heart of some downtowns

96 Wonky

98 “Eww, stop talking!”

99 NATO nation

100 Chunk of butter

101 Mouth-watering smell 103 Enjoy going downhill?

104 Spot-on

105 Muckraker Jacob

107 Three-pointed hat 109 Bigwig from Abu Dhabi

111 Ms. Gorbachev

113 Panda Express staple

115 NBA legend Thomas

118 Modify, as a law

119 Levi’s alternativ­es

120 Bean or Penn

121 R&B singer ___ Marie

122 Atomizes

123 “Mais oui!”

124 Down in the dumps

125 Having a kick

DOWN

1 “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown” singer Jim 2 Places with a lot of buzz 3 Track meet contest

4 Hot goss

5 “Narcos” org.

6 Comics redhead

7 Making some go red, perhaps

8 It might make you go red

9 The Grand Ole ___ (music venue) 10 Actor Schreiber

11 Carvey of “Becoming Bond”

12 Gobbled down, in slang

13 Streaker?

14 “Open” autobiogra­pher

15 “No,” in France

16 “___ be fine”

17 Opera highlights

18 ___ de Mayo

19 Hit 70, perhaps

28 “The Matrix” hero

29 Glass of NPR

32 Sounds of understand­ing

34 Farm producer

36 Golfer’s prop

37 Roadie’s haul

38 “Great Society” prez 39 Director Craven

40 Weep and wail

41 Outcast

42 *April Fools’ Day officials?

45 *Voldemort’s admins? 46 Betraying one’s nerves, in a way 47 Door frame parts

48 Player of Hikaru Sulu

49 Centipede company

50 Fails to uphold, as a promise 52 Parenting approach that can be divisive

53 Put pen to paper

54 Julian who founded WikiLeaks

56 Flower in some Chinese art 58 Spartan institutio­n? (Abbr.) 59 *Urban Dictionary and other sassy references?

60 *Birds that are tone deaf? 61 “Srsly?!”

65 Sources of imperfecti­on, in a way

66 Scuttlebut­t that makes pros nervous

73 “___ quiet!”

76 Unstable subatomic particle

78 Quadrennia­l internatio­nal games 82 Navy vessel named after a WWII commander

83 Debtor’s notes (Abbr.)

84 Huff

86 Guns the engine

87 Stomp (down)

88 Bearded beast

92 Newborn fox

95 Remote batteries, often

97 Scrape (out)

102 Like Monk, on “Monk”

106 “Well, ___ that special?”

107 Diagram useful for solving some puzzles

108 March Madness org.

110 “That makes sense now”

111 Astrologic­al sign depicted in the middle of today’s grid

112 French bud

113 Soar through the heavens

114 Finale

116 Kitchen-invading pest

117 Horse fodder

 ?? ?? 3/24 © Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n
3/24 © Andrews McMeel Syndicatio­n

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