Orlando Sentinel (Sunday)

The New York Times Crossword

- By Aimee Lucido and Ella Dershowitz / Edited by Will Shortz

Across

1 Miss

5 Fairy-tale monster 9 Meat in ragù al

cinghiale

13 “Everyone knows

the secret now”

19 Lincoln or Ford

20 Purchase in the board game Catan worth one wood and one brick

21 Singer Guthrie

22 Genre for Nirvana

and Soundgarde­n 23 Forgetfuln­ess experience­d by soon-to-be moms, informally

26 Final innings,

usually

27 Heinie

28 What a baby might start eating at around 6 months 30 Universal donor’s blood type, informally

31 A, in Aachen

32 “Dancing With ____ Hands Tied” (Taylor Swift song)

33 What wellconnec­ted people may have

37 Scented plug-in

brand

40 “Afternoon,

pardner!”

44 “Oh yeah? Give me

an example!”

46 Response to a

texted joke

47 Worldly wisdom

49 Deg. for a creative

type

50 Booting

53 Juice cleanse,

essentiall­y

55 Cocktail made from gin, vermouth and

Campari

56 Big letters in home

security

59 In Latin, it’s

“stannum”

60 Pound part

61 Church council

62 Succeed in life

64 Portfolio listings

65 Common sense

68 The “gone girl” in

“Gone Girl”

70 A negative one

might be positive 71 Used colored

pencils, say

74 “____ be a real

shame ... “

75 Jovian planets, by

another name

78 Changes back to factory defaults, say

80 Way too loud

81 Figure in the iconic “We Can Do It!” poster

85 Quite enough

86 Bit of fiction

89 Suffix with quack

and mock

90 National law enforcemen­t, informally

92 Simple flotation

device

95 Arranges in random

order

96 URL ending

97 TV display option 101 ____ tai

102 Picked up

104 Above

105 Like the bread ideal

for bread pudding 107 Theoretica­l primordial substance

108 Word on an Irish

plane

110 Oscar-winning

director Lee

111 Obama’s birthplace 113 Playing to the crowd 117 Japanese condiment

sprinkled on rice

121 Go back to the start,

in a way

124 Slogan about

willpower ... or a hint to four pairs of answers in this puzzle

126 Courtroom cry

127 “Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap” director

128 Aptly named bus driver on “The Simpsons”

129 Catering vessels

130 “Whatever you say,

sweetheart”

131 Unilever tea brand 132 Bert who played the

Cowardly Lion

133 Children’s author DiCamillo with two

Newbery Medals

Down

1 Nordic native

2 Invisible energy field 3 Proofreade­r’s

directive

4 Words moaned while eating a cheeseburg­er, maybe

5 Give one’s address

6 Get ready to sleep,

cutesily

7 Candidate’s focus

8 Ice cream surname 9 British nobleman

10 Like some

traditions

11 Et ____ (and others) 12 Sonata movement 13 The uninformed

masses, colloquial­ly 14 The Jonas Brothers,

e.g.

15 Dish named for a

day of the week

16 Toronto’s prov.

17 “What a mess!”

18 Your: Fr.

24 Bar ____

25 Queen’s “We Will

Rock You,” e.g.

29 2K, for one

31 Sheep

34 Award hopeful

35 Passes along to, in a

way

36 Like the winner of a

handwritin­g contest 37 Narrow valleys

38 Very affectiona­te 39 Get on the same page, in corporates­peak

41 URL ending

42 Alternativ­e to fiber

or satellite

43 Leave off

45 Early PC software 47 Planting more than one kind of seed in a field, per Deuteronom­y

48 Pollution stat

51 Historical subject of Hilary Mantel’s 2009 novel “Wolf Hall”

52 Action item

54 Brings back to use 56 Home of Guinea and Guinea-Bissau: Abbr.

57 “Yo ____” (internet meme with rapper Xzibit) 58

Prioritiza­tion

process

It added “essential worker” in March 2021: Abbr.

64 Author Rand

66 Quaint contractio­n 67 Title that comes

from “Caesar”

68 Assist

69 Day celebrated by

“Star Wars” fans

71 Curtains

72 Interior design job 73 Support, as a belief 76 Fellow

77 Like bacon and lobster, in Jewish

law

79 Prime-time slot

82 Home of the National Voting Rights Museum

83 Perfect

84 Nail-polish brand 86 Like some nachos

and questions

87 “Real” ones were first issued in the 2010s

88 Muppet who hosts the “Not-Too-Late Show”

91 Fifth-century

invader

93 Poisonous shrub 94 Suffix with Euclid 95 Metric for online

traffic, in brief

98 Get ready for action 99 The “C” of D.R.C. 100 World of Warcraft,

e.g., for short

103 One who’s at home

on the job?

105 Branch of Islam 106 Thai taxi with a

repetitive name 109 Send, as payment

112 Mail, e.g.

114 Actress Taylor-Joy of “The Queen’s Gambit”

115 Costa ____

116 Mother of Don Juan 117 Cheese on a meze

platter

118 Gillette razor

119 Daily Planet

reporter

120 Gaelic tongue

121 Sorority letter

122 “Yikes!”

123 Pile of cash

125 TV button: Abbr. 63

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