The Denver Post

By Daniel Grinberg, Edited by Will Shortz

New York Times Sunday Crossword >> Punch lines

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1

Pink, purple and blue Pride display, familiarly

7 Hound

10 Kind of opening

13 Frontwoman for the Pussycats

Nipple rings

Target of an inventory scan

22 Acting like

23 Fault line?

25 Qualifier for a date

26 Olaf’s creator in “Frozen’’

Nickname that drops “An-’’

A gig has a thousand of these

29 Permitted

30 Permitted

31 Fine line?

35 Atomic number of neon

36 Preserves things?

37 Shaped like a kiwifruit

38 Processes

41 ____ attachment

44 Anatomical stabilizer

45 The Green Hornet’s

assistant

46 Not down, in a way

47 Fishing line?

53 Mediterran­ean morsel

55 Get just right

56 Long-running police

procedural, for short

57 Catalan artist Joan

58 Thought the world of

59 “To Kill a Mockingbir­d’’ setting Match well with

First color-tv manufactur­er

63 Subway line?

68 Tittle

69 1970s-’80s Supreme Court justice ____ F. Powell Jr.

70 Scams

73 With an eager spirit

76 Landed

77 Flying formations

79 March ____

80 South American

grassland

18 20 27 28 61 62

81 Assembly line?

84 Variety

85 Boxing stats

88 Celestial shape

89 British bottoms

90 Ladybugs and fireflies

92 Some sports-car features

Currency replaced by the euro

North American fish with toxic roe

98 Power line?

101 Simple card game

104 Groundskee­ping equipment

It’s signed after a break

Otherworld­ly creatures, for short

108 Z, to Zeno

109 Illegal offering

110 Subject line?

114 Passage of rite?

115 Two outs left, in

baseball

116 Performed really badly

117 Timetable: Abbr.

118 “There’s more to the

story, right?’’

119 “The Shining’’ prop

120 Quakes

DOWN

1 There’s a hole in one

2 Gloater’s cry

3 One-named indie singer with the 2007 hit “1234’’

Kinks hit that starts, “I met her in a club down in old Soho’’

5 Neighbor of Ctrl

6 Sense of orientatio­n

7 Peacock parent

8 Exclamatio­n of

amazement

9 Alternativ­e to nana

10 Shake slightly

11 Ukraine’s third-mostpopulo­us city

Where a lot of lying happens

Item in a trunk Post-surgery prescripti­on

Private line?

95 97 106 107 4 12 13 14 15

16 Motivator

17 “Crikey!’’

19 Brings in

21 Moved like a cat burglar

24 Word after dead or data

29 Volunteer’s declaratio­n

Soothe

Communal housing arrangemen­ts

33 /, in math

34 Director Lupino

36 Co-founder of the Joining Forces initiative, with Michelle Obama

One role in a classic interrogat­ion trope Zoomed

World Heritage Site in Sicily

Ground grain

Dame Edna, for Barry Humphries

31 32 39 40 41 42 43 44

“Enough! I get the picture already!’’ Capital of Japan until 1868

Hostile state Volunteer’s declaratio­n

Like many retired professors

51 Petty arguments

52 TLC or RUN-D.M.C.

54 Person of interest?

58 HBO comedy about a sports agent Salamander named after an Aztec deity

61 _ _ _ _ knife

64 Gives a hand?

65 Hot spot

66 Genealogis­t’s chart

67 Kids and nannies

71 Liberated

72 N.S.A. agents, e.g.

45 48 49 50 60

73 Superficia­l, in a way

74 Rich with metaphor

75 Party line?

77 What might lead to a

bridge

78 Subside

82 Second-year: Abbr.

83 Bunny _ _ _ _ (photo

prank)

86 Janitor’s ringful

87 Spanish “bear’’

91 Kind of clef

92 Switched

93 Actress Thompson of “Westworld’’

Canadian Tulip location

95 Light-headed sorts?

96 Selling points

99 School name that sounds like a Canadian territory

Hip Hop Awards channel

94 100

Festival 101 Gestationa­l metric

102 First-stringers

103 Posts in a rage,

perhaps

104 Degrees for C.F.O.S

105 Bog plant

108 New Mexican tribe

110 ____-courtin’

111 Shot in the arm, slangily

Word after stink or pink What’s what in Oaxaca,

112 113 106 107

Together, in music Souvenirs from an island vacation?

Bit of pique

California sch. of Padres legend Tony Gwynn

Prefix with gender __ Lanka

Geological stretch “Candyman” director Dacosta

Gateway Arch city, for short

109 110 115

You’re a courageous risk-taker who is youthful and will never grow old. You have an infectious enthusiasm, and you love to try new things. This year is the beginning of a new nine-year cycle for you. Get ready for new beginnings, adventures and major changes!

\*\*\*\* Take it easy, because this is a laid-back day. You might spend a lot of time daydreamin­g or being lost in a fantasy world. Be aware that communicat­ions with others are subject to confusion today, which means if you’re talking about anything important, make an extra effort to clarify things. Tonight: Relax.

\*\*\*\* You love beautiful things, especially quality antiques. Today it’s possible that you will be tempted to spend money on something elegant and beautiful, perhaps a bit pricey. Think twice before you give in to this urge to have something.

After all, you don’t want regrets later. Tonight: Conversati­ons!

Aries (March 21-April 19): Taurus (April 20-May 20): Gemini (May 21-June 20):

\*\*\* Today the Moon is in your sign at odds with fuzzy Neptune, which can create confused thinking on your part. Or you might attract someone to you who is confused or full of pie-in-the-sky ideas. (See the Moon Alert.) Tonight: Check your belongings.

Cancer (June 21-July 22):

\*\*\*\* Cut yourself some slack today. Give yourself permission to veg out and daydream or spend time with a guilty pleasure like daytime TV, video games, puzzles, crosswords or reading a favorite book. Tonight: You win!

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22):

\*\*\* This is a relaxing day. Neverthele­ss, your involvemen­t with friends, groups or partners might create a confusing situation for you. If so, find somewhere to hide. Tonight: Solitude.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):

\*\*\* People notice you today. Be aware of this, because there is an element of confusion that is present today. People might see you differentl­y than the way you think you are projecting your image. Tonight: Friendship­s.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):

\*\*\* Don’t get caught up in the rhetoric of others about politics, philosophy, religion or whatever idealistic issues they embrace. It’s not to say that these issues aren’t worthwhile. But an element of idealism might confuse issues. Tonight: You’re admired.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):

\*\*\* Postpone discussion­s about shared property, how to deal with finances or raising kids. Likewise, discussion­s about how to share social occasions, vacations or even a dinner out might end up with someone feeling unhappy. Tonight: Explore!

\*\*\* This is a poor day for important discussion­s, because there’s a strong element of confusion in the air today. People will go with their feelings instead of their intellect. Arguments are fuzzy. Tonight: Check your finances.

Sagittariu­s (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):

\*\*\*\* If you’re contemplat­ing an important decision about your health or your job, postpone this for another day, because wishful thinking might cloud your judgment. Plus, your informatio­n could be incorrect. Tonight: Cooperate.

\*\*\*\*\* This is a lovely, creative day, because your imaginatio­n is in overdrive. However, this same fanciful influence can create confusion in relationsh­ips, especially romantic ones. Postpone important decisions about romance or kids. Wait until you have more clarity. Tonight: Work.

\*\*\*\* Someone in the family might be crying crocodile tears today. So think twice before you make a commitment to help them. Make sure you have the facts. Meanwhile, this is a lovely, lazy day to relax at home. Enjoy. Tonight: Play!

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20):

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