Orlando Sentinel (Sunday)

The New York Times Crossword

- By John Westwig / Edited by Will Shortz

Across

1 Tiny trunks

7 Party person

11 “Are you freaking

kidding me?”

18 Rural greeting

20 Many a “Survivor”

setting

21 Bit of doubling down from a parent

22 Event at a hot new

club?

24 “I wish I were under

four feet tall,” e.g.? 26 M.S.G. team, on

scoreboard­s

27 Lot lot

29 Name found on a

calendar

30 For whom the bell

tolls

31 Tactical reductions in lighting, as during W.W. II

33 Sommelier’s

superlativ­e

35 Great garage-sale

find

38 Career for a

scammer?

40 Scissors’ sound

44 Muse of comedy

and idyllic poetry 46 German “village” 47 Bubbly, in a way

49 Forwards

51 How Cassius looks to Caesar, in Shakespear­e

53 Muscle relaxers

54 Dripping in jewelry,

slangily

55 Real dope

57 Secret service

member?

59 Choler

60 What’s said in

passing?

61 Test subject

63 Repeated small

role for Paul Rudd 66 Transcript fig.

67 Slinky?

69 That’s in Seine!

70 Six-winged biblical

being

72 Famous drawing of

a ship?

73 Theater rival of Regal and Cinemark 74 Double-helix

material

75 Food fight sounds 76 Sight along a

country road

78 Score on a clean

sheet

79 Lead guitarist of Queen, who has a Ph.D. in astrophysi­cs

82 Black humor

84 Kind of race that’s not quite a halfmarath­on

86 Kicks down the

road

87 Kate of “House of

Cards”

89 ____ Troi, character on “Star Trek: T.N.G.”

90 Kind of lily

91 Dinner date that makes a good story?

96 Richard Parker in

“Life of Pi,” for one 97 Like much prized blue-and-white porcelain

99 Crab or lobster

101 Texter’s toodle-oo 103 “Bleeding Love”

singer Lewis

105 1970 hit for Neil

Diamond

106 Ad Council output,

in brief

109 A kiss, a hug, a

wave, the works? 112 Title of an essay by

a hit man?

114 Weeks, in Oaxaca 115 Analogy words

116 Common pet

name

117 Goes on and on

and on

118 Bet bit

119 Work-from-home

wear, informally

Down

1 It’s guarded in soccer

2 Carnival ride

3 Jedi ally from Endor 4 End of a college search?

5 Some work at a carwash 6 Public hatred

7 Adjective often capitalize­d in the Bible

8 Org. concerned

with plants

9 Serve, as messy

cafeteria food

10 Earthling, in sci-fi

11 Act on behalf of

12 Bear, in Bogotá

13 Diatribes

14 Considerab­ly large, in Appalachia­n dialect

15 Rock’s ____ Brickell

& New Bohemians 16 One of two for six

of VIII?

17 Record

19 Leading

23 Thanksgivi­ng table

decoration

25 The first man ever created, in Maori lore

28 You might see one upside down on a bar

31 Broad valley

32 Still shot of a moving image, in tech-speak

34 “Grand slam” in

showbiz

35 Relationsh­ip conditions, so to speak

36 New England vacation destinatio­n, familiarly

37 “Whoa there,

Warren G.!”?

39 That one will never

have again

41 Compliment for a

lexicograp­her?

42 Squid squirt

43 Family-friendly

ratings

45 Coors of brewing

fame

48 Making an

impression?

50 What prices and

hearts may do

52 Unclaimed area

53 Greetings

56 Certain government agent, informally 58 Friend group

62 Kapoor who played the game-show emcee in “Slumdog Millionair­e”

63 Tried to engineer

an advantage

64 Author who wrote “Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them”

65 Energy option

67 Touches on both

sides

68 Still fighting

71 Cutting class in

med school?

75 Old timer

77 Not quite enough 79 Some gas stations,

in brief

80 Regret

81 Stop hiding

behind?

83 Former Indigenous inhabitant­s of modern-day Buffalo

85 Word after Minute

or meter

88 Chili variety that means “wide” in Spanish

92 Some of the wildlife in the 20,000-yearold paintings in Lascaux Cave

93 Hot

94 Go “poof!”

95 Increases

98 Good name for a

political pundit? 100 Street clearers

101 Nickname for

Atlanta

102 Resting place

104 Prefix in the names of many causes

106 Pocket at a

restaurant

107 Bit of a fit

108 For-eh-ver

109 Publicatio­n co-founded in 1889 by Dow and Jones, in brief

110 Course number

111 Red grp.

113 Late ____

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