The New York Times Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1 End of a dorm
name, usually 5 Old-fashioned
“Jeez!” 10 Huggers
14 Cause for an aha 15 On the up and up 16 One of more than 30,000 in Scotland
17 “A Fish Called Wanda” co-star [7,9]
19 Tapered hairstyle 20 Say “I dunno,”
say
21 Wolf (down) 23 Female whitetail,
e.g.
24 Last ___ (final
option)
26 A total blast [8,1] 28 On one side of an
outfield pole 30 Sister brand of
Crest 31 Pre-weekend
outburst 34 Biting remark 37 Ends of mazes 39 “Whew!” 40 Purple Heart honoree, maybe [4,0]
42 Giant in camping
gear
43 Reply to “Nuhuh!”
45 Fully cooked 46 Musician’s
break
47 Pulse painfully 49 Galifianakis of
“Birdman” 51 Eschew scuba
gear, say [3,5] 54 Downside of starting a new career path, perhaps 58 Sluglike secretary in “Monsters, Inc.”
59 Sulky states 61 Sandwich eaten
next to a fire 62 Nano or Touch 64 Some postermaking supplies [2,6]
66 ___ melt 67 Respected person in a tribe 68 Caroler’s tune 69 Conform to 70 Landowners’
documents 71 Posh shindig
DOWN
1 One often seen wearing boots with shorts 2 Singer with the
album “30”
3 ___ Stadium a.k.a.
“Field of Jeans” 4 Idled, as workers 5 Animal facing a moose on Michigan’s flag 6 Comes together
nicely
7 Anti-___ cream 8 Currency of Iraq 9 System that might include a turntable
10 TV E.T. 11 Impromptu signal
to slow down 12 Two-patty burgers introduced in 1997
13 Matte’s lack 18 Ruler during the Great Fire of Rome
22 FX series set in
the Great Plains 25 Brass instrument with the largest mouthpiece 27 East Asian
doctrine 29 Nonkosher
cooking fat 31 “Spare me the
gory details” 32 Venue for meals
with microbrews 33 Acutely focused
and attuned 35 Greek “P” 36 German
automaker Karl 38 Stand no more,
say
40 Tiger on the
green
41 Glean
44 Contents of a vein 46 Like 17-, 26-, 40-, 51- and 64-Across, with respect to the numbers in their clues
48 Oversaw? 50 Playbill heading 51 ___-Lay 52 Common city
name ending 53 Exercise that
works the fingers 55 Hot ___
56 Nerdy “Family
Matters” boy 57 Cybertruck
maker
60 March Madness
datum
63 Word after field
or before dreams 65 “For reals,” in
texts