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New York Times Sunday Crossword Toddle rT alk

- By Katie Hale and Christina Iverson, Edited by Will Shortz

ACROSS

1 Unloading point 5 Trait for a ballerina 10 “Wanna hear a secret?” preceder 14 Not much

18 The “O” of OWN 20 Portrayer of Captain

Davies in “Roots” 21 Bind with rope 22 Abacus column 23 Helpful

24 Accept payment

from Batman? 27 Eponymous Irish city 29 ____ pickle 30 Counterpar­ts of

faunas

31 Cause for celebratio­n at a pachyderm sanctuary?

36 ____ lecithin (chocolate additive)

37 What most pens

can’t do

38 Jane portrayer in 1981’s “Tarzan, the Ape Man”

41 Worry about, informally

45 Flip (out)

46 Rock band that you might think would always be an opening act, with “the”? 48 Ex-Giants QB Manning

49 Finish scooping out a

big stir-fry?

54 Signal approval 55 Inexplicab­ly missing,

say

56 Brontë who wrote

“Agnes Grey” 57 Target of permethrin

cream

58 Not very convincing 60 Highly skilled

61 Rare race outcome 63 Unimaginat­ive birthday gift

64 Is stertorous 65 Puritan’s goal in

17th-century Salem? 69 Changes topics in a

debate, perhaps 73 Scrapes (out)

74 The Rose Bowl, e.g. 79 Czar who co-ruled

with Peter I

80 Goes head to head 81 Indiana athlete 83 Sunburn soother 84 Specialist publicatio­n, for short 85 Monopolize 86 Something a Parmesan vendor might offer?

89 Unflappabl­e state of

mind

90 Baron Cohen of film 92 One of all fours? 93 Container words 94 2019 film whose title

means “to the stars” 96 A dance and a dip 98 Cartoondom’s Olive

____

100 What a stoner actor smoked during rehearsal?

107 Beginning and end

of “America”

109 “Ha-ha!”

110 Noise heard during

the London Blitz

111 Domain for Jameson

and Maker’s Mark? 116 Curl target, informally

117 Manual alternativ­e 118 Soul singer Bridges 119 Bank investment? 120 Spanish dagger or Adam’s needle is a variety of it

121 New York football

team, informally

122 Apt rhyme for

“crude” and “rude” 123 It may need to be

broken to move

124 Lucretia ____, abolitioni­st and women’s rights advocate

DOWN

1 Childbirth assistant 2 Choose to participat­e

3 Concern for Superman

4 Superman’s birth

name

5 Like many a teenage

boy’s facial hair 6 First Asian tennis player to be ranked No. 1 in singles 7 Press

8 Bishop’s jurisdicti­on 9 Long period

10 Like some evidence

and bulbs

11 Doctor’s order 12 I.R.S. ID

13 Live broadcast no-no 14 In

15 One creating draft

after draft? 16 Andean empire

member 17 Some clicks of the

tongue

19 Slice of toast? 25 Comes out ahead 26 Dolts

28 Market launch, for

short

32 Amphibians that

may have toxic skin 33 Clichéd 34 Shakespear­e villain with more lines than the title character 35 Kindle download 39 Skip the big ceremony, say

40 They’re found

around Scots

41 Bony fish with prized

eggs

42 “Bottled poetry,” according to Robert Louis Stevenson 43 Active Sicilian volcano

Answer Below 44 Filled with wonder 47 Without concrete

evidence

50 “Ad Parnassum” and

“Fish Magic,” for two 51 Metaphor for a

shared experience 52 Be more important

than

53 Exaggerate­d kiss

sound

55 Fuss

59 Legal title: Abbr. 60 He wrote lyrics to “My Way” for Sinatra

62 Channel with a lot of house renovation shows

63 Keeps in the loop, in

a way

64 Give a start

66 Prez with a rhyming

campaign slogan 67 Lab work 68 Cause of some brain

freeze

69 It comes in California

and New York styles 70 Covered in vines 71 Celebrity who holds the Guinness world record for “Most Frequent Clapper” 72 Half and half? 75 Gallivants

76 On the safe side 77 Ancient kingdom in

modern-day Jordan 78 Elusive, in a way 80 Words to learn,

briefly

81 In itself: Lat.

82 “Oh, come on!” 85 Aggressive pitch 87 Physically fit

88 Rock song?

90 Big cut of tuna

91 Fill with wonder 95 Attaches, as a button 97 Some shop tools 98 “Now it makes

sense!”

99 “____ So Bad” (Tom

Petty song)

101 Flying ____ drop (pro

wrestling move)

102 Shocks, in a way

103 Hip bone

104 Classic brand of

wafers

105 Upright

106 The Apostle of Ireland, familiarly

107 It might come in a

branded tote bag

108 Buddy

112 “____-haw!”

113 Laid up

114 Formerly called

115 Perón of politics

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