The New York Times

ACROSS

1 Catchphrase on “The Simpsons” 10 Not so hot 14 Love poet of old 15 Stage honor 16 Experts in determining the exact shape and size of the earth 17 Court seat 18 Crisp, picture wise 19 Place name in Manhattan 21 CARE, e.g., for short 22 Got 25 Satisfied the munchies 27 Digital identifiers 30 Startled response to “Eek, a mouse!” 31 Avalanche 34 Parched 35 Common activity in couples therapy 38 Off the ___ 39 Like presidents with Bibles, maybe 40 Discontinued grocery chain that was once the U.S.’s largest retailer 42 Snuggles 45 Hearty har-hars 48 Like stadiums 50 Counter offer, for short? 51 Goes “Grrrr” 54 “Kiss Me ___ the Phone” (2009 #3 hit) 55 Spanish opposite of odio 57 “Little Rhody,” with “the” 60 ___ lives 61 Classic Buster Keaton film set in Civil War times 62 Cut 63 Some terms set by consenting partners

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1 Childish denial 2 Attention getter 3 Someone to snuggle with 4 Fiver 5 Some campus V.I.P.s 6 ___ Barnes, W.N.I.T.-winning basketball coach 7 Spanish ___ 8 Ashtray fill 9 Burning issue 10 Swarm 11 Many workers on Wall Street, informally 12 Slips and such 13 Cracked, in a way 14 Weekend warrior’s cry 20 Uncut 23 Requests made to latecomers, in brief 24 Game in which the object is to end with zero points 26 Psst! Don’t pass it on! 28 Burgeoned 29 Old English dialect 32 “An Officer and a Gentleman” star, 1982 33 German philosopher Bloch 35 Hiker’s bagful 36 Annoying thing to hear in a movie theater 37 Queens’s ___ Field 38 Dolce’s partner in fashion 41 One parent of a mixed-breed “poxer” 43 German after Adenauer leader 44 Tempur-Pedic alternatives 46 Gut feelings? 47 Actor/comedian ___ Baron Cohen 49 Face-off 52 Shipwreck site, maybe 53 Saltimbocca ingredient 56 Strawberry, raspberry or cherry 58 Inside the box? 59 ___-Cat