The New York Times Crossword

ACROSS

1 Doll-making tribe of the Southwest 5 Greatly annoys 10 Long, tedious effort 14 Mathematician Turing 15 Circa 16 Surfer’s catch 17 Lively Irish dances 18 Sierra ___ (African land) 19 Supermodel from Somalia 20 “From what ___ seen …” 21 Singers Johnny and Fiona? 23 Good dogs for pheasant hunters 25 Billiard stick 26 Craving 27 Feature of the easily offended 32 2015 climate accord city

34 “Thou ___ not …” 35 French summer

36 Wildcat with tufted ears

37 Performances by two singers … like 21- and 49-Across and 3- and 29-Down?

38 Extinguished, as birthday candles, with “out”

39 Soccer stadium cry

40 Dirt, dust, soot, etc.

41 Soothing ointments

42 Desserts with layered fruit and whipped cream

44 Like fish that are difficult to eat

45 Rap’s ___ Wayne

46 Salt’s partner in potato chip flavoring 49 Singers Keith and John? 54 GPS option: Abbr. 55 “Va-va-___!” 56 Glittery jewelry 57 Negotiator’s goal 58 Alleviate 59 Put out, as a statement 60 Ryan of “Boston Public” 61 Parabola shapes 62 Heads of France 63 Huff

DOWN

1 Ones who’ve traveled to Mecca 2 Martini garnish 3 Singers Patti and Tina? 4 Opposite of outs 5 In abundance 6 Conspires with 7 Stolen stuff 8 Debussy’s “Clair de ___” 9 Aids in signlettering 10 Motions left or right on Tinder 11 Home furnishing product with a shade 12 Like the president’s office 13 Trait transmitter 21 Govt. rules 22 May or Polly of fiction 24 Colorful cereal 27 “___ fightin’ words!”

28 Despise 29 Singers Tori and Al? 30 See 31-Down 31 With 30-Down, brief article in a paper 32 Sit (down) hard

33 Heroine of Jean Auel’s “The Clan of the Cave Bear” 34 Attire not usually seen on casual Friday 37 Tool part used to create holes 38 ___ of one’s existence 40 Profit 41 James ___ (007) 43 Bad thing to go down in 44 Watches episode after episode of a TV series, say 46 Event location 47 Arcade pioneer 48 Ignited again

49 Colored part of the eye

50 Plane engine’s sound when taking off 51 Pear variety 52 Otherwise 53 Main point of an idea

57 Dance club bookings, in brief