Orlando Sentinel (Sunday)

The New York Times Crossword

- By Byron Walden / Edited by Will Shortz

Across

1 Hearten

7 “... and it flopped” 11 Attack with

snowballs, say

15 Graceful bird

19 Crossword

header

20 Clearer in

hindsight?

22 ____ Winans, 12-time Grammywinn­ing gospel singer

23 Apollo 11 landing

spot

25 Eligible receiver? 26 Quickly maturing

security, for short 27 Helps

28 Flying terrors of

myth

29 With 42-Down, Oscars category from 1963 to 2019 30 Misfortune­s

31 Semicircul­ar

recess

32 Items used by barkeepers, barbecuers and blacksmith­s

34 Wackadoodl­e

35 Enhanced tape format released in 1987

37 Beat poet

Cassady

38 Spewed forcefully 40 Take off the board 43 À la ____ (spitroaste­d)

47 Spree

48 Black-____

albatross

49 Knee-jerk

response

50 Remove cargo

from

53 Describing the 32-Down’s

image

55 Milk source

56 Impends

57 Inscribed with some ancient characters

58 Whirling toon,

familiarly

59 Order, in a way 60 Nonfiction films,

informally

61 Metaphor from an

hourglass

64 “Come ____!”

65 This: Sp.

66 Sitcom planet of

the ‘70s and ‘80s 67 Animal life

68 Pondered

69 It’s probably over

your head

70 One star, typically 73 Relentless

go-getters

74 Carl XVI ____ (king of Sweden beginning in 1973) 76 Little bump

77 Eve’s third son

78 Soccer chant

79 ____ 3000, half of the hip-hop duo Outkast

80 Persuade with

patter

84 A majority

86 Offensive football

positions

88 Ruby of “The Jackie Robinson

Story”

89 Edgar Rice Burroughs novel, with “The”

94 Talk Like a Pirate

Day outbursts

95 Dormer section 96 Turn aside

97 Actress

Amanda

98 Taking a bow at

the symphony? 99 Waif

100 “A warehouse of facts, with poet and ____ in joint ownership” (“The Devil’s Dictionary” definition for

“imaginatio­n”) 101 Its motto is “Agricultur­e and Commerce”

104 Opposite of exo105 Woe for a speeder 106 ____ Blinken,

Biden’s secretary of state

107 Bit of “kit chat” 108 1974 spoof with the tagline “Would you buy a used secret from these men?” 109 Bits of machinery 110 Latin phrase meaning “based on forecasts”

Down

1 Having legs

2 Cool shade

3 Weakness

4 Sledge, wedge,

etc.

5 Sports org. with the Pittsburgh Maulers and Philadelph­ia Stars 6 SFO setting: Abbr.

7 Sang hosannas to 8 Car part the Brits

call a “wing”

9 Heading for commonly sought info

10 Capote nickname

11 ____ light

12 Sweeping works

13 Reveals

14 Don’t give up

15 Intellectu­al

movement

16 Tyke

17 Performing well

on

18 Candy with two

flavors in one box 21 Flexible cutters 24 Kid Cudi or Lil

Baby, e.g.

29 Fixed look

31 Enveloping

atmosphere­s

32 Pope Pius XII called it “a holy thing perhaps like nothing else”

33 Odor-fighting

spray brand

35 Parts of some

brackets

36 “Yankee Doodle”

has 16 of them

39 Entertaine­rs with

bright futures

41 Partner of poivre 42 See 29-Across

44 Juice regimen 45

Like épées vis-àvis foils Stretches out Curve Experience Music genre for Erykah Badu and D’Angelo

52 Many people find

it intolerabl­e

53 About 98% of the

human genome 54 Word meaning “desire” in a classic Sanskrit text

57 ____ avis

61 Big tear-jerker

62 Went under

63 Word with fine or

signature

68 Hands, in slang

71 1980s White

House nickname 72 Dilute something,

in a way

73 Battery parts?

75 Up in the air

77 Maker of the Ring in “The Lord of the

Rings”

80 Surgical

instrument with thumbholes

81 Joy who wrote

“Born Free”

82 Forgiving

83 Talent for

discernmen­t

85 Mic-check noise 87 Cattle-ranch

identifier

89 “The Crucible”

setting

90 Sheepish?

91 “Swell!”

92 “I can do this. Hit

me.”

93 Some 10-pointers

in Greek Scrabble 95 Dish made from

durum, say

98 Prefix with

futurism

99 Kids of boomers 101 Grads-to-be:

Abbr.

102 Not prescripti­on,

in brief

103 Scottish negative

46 48 50 51

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