Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The New York Times crossword puzzle

No. 0115

- Agnes Davidson and Zhouqin Burnikel

Across

1 Big advertiser at auto races 4 Sunoco

competitor 9 Distinctiv­e

smell 13 Breakfast restaurant chain

15 Quarter

Pounder topper 16 Jay who preceded Jimmy Fallon 17 Singer’s latest 19 “What’s gotten ___ you?” 20 Poems whose titles often start “To a …” 21 Con’s opposite 22 Alternativ­es to Nikes 23 Lodge member 24 Like religious institutio­ns vis-à-vis the I.R.S.

26 King Arthur’s magician 29 The lion in summer? 30 “Disgusting!” 31 What gigabytes

might measure 35 Vexes

39 “We can go

safely now” 42 Like food from a West African drive-through? 43 Tire material 44 In the style of 45 Envision 47 Scores two under par 49 “Excuse me?” 55 YouTube posting, casually 56 Praise highly 57 The Diamondbac­ks, on scoreboard­s 58 Vicinity

60 ___ monster (desert denizen) 61 Final words of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech … or a hint to the endings of 17-, 24-, 39- and 49-Across 64 Wartime friend 65 Actress Christina 66 Chunk of concrete 67 Loch ___ monster 68 Approved, as a contract 69 Resting place?

Down

1 Covet one’s neighbor’s wife, e.g.

2 “The Cosby Show” son 3 Volatile situation 4 Mustard in the game Clue, e.g.: Abbr. 5 Bumbling 6 Queen’s crown 7 Shout at Fenway Park 8 Final word shouted before “Happy New Year!” 9 Cruet filler at an Italian restaurant 10 Jeans material 11 Not bottled, at a bar 12 Perch in a chicken house 14 Green shampoo 18 ___ Pie (frozen treat)

22 Tree toppler 25 French president’s palace 26 Catcher’s glove 27 Canyon effect 28 More proximate 32 East Lansing sch. 33 Gambling parlor, for short 34 Umbrella part 36 Super bargains 37 Vitamin-rich green vegetable 38 Mmes. of Madrid 40 Dresses up for a comic con, say

41 Fancy tie 46 Grab a bite 48 TV’s “2 Broke ___” 49 Started 50 Napoleon, on St. Helena 51 Vexes 52 Bobby who sang “Mack the Knife”

53 Big name in vacuum cleaners 54 Sister’s daughter, e.g. 59 “Right now!” 61 Payday, often: Abbr.

62 Help 63 Letters on an unfinished sched.

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