Times Standard (Eureka)

New York Times Crossword No. 1231

- GET OVER IT BY JEREMY NEWTON / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ Online subscripti­ons: Today’s puzzle and more than 4,000 past puzzles, nytimes.com/crosswords ($39.95 a year).

Jeremy Newton, of Austin, Texas, is an engineerin­g manager for a mobile games company. This is his 26th crossword for The Times — mostly Sundays, and most of those having visual elements, a bent he attributes to his artistic background. Jeremy attended a magnet high school for visual arts, the Art Institute of Dallas and then an N.Y.U. Tisch graduate program in code-driven art installati­ons. He likes the large ‘‘canvas’’ that Sunday puzzles afford him. — W. S.

ACROSS

1 Delights

5 Seesaw-powered vehicle on railroad tracks

12 They may be wireless

16 Mass approvals

18 Bay Area start-up mecca

19 Powered (by)

21 Where Lords Byron and Tennyson studied

23 Site of a claw machine

24 Private meeting

25 Add, as cilantro to guacamole

27 ‘‘____ of course!’’

28 Alternativ­e to Google

29 Failed web venture, in slang

33 Previously, in poetry

34 Biggest club in Vegas?

35 Flabbergas­t

36 Real dump

38 Features of Russian Orthodox churches

40 Trekker to Mecca

43 Org. that employed W.W. II-era Donald Duck as a spokespers­on

44 Murals or graffiti, e.g.

46 How one might sing

an R.&B. ballad

50 It might make your hair stand on end

51 Whales swim in them

52 Declaratio­n upon arrival

55 Mormon Church inits.

56 Sensationa­l reading material

60 ____-repeated

61 Longstandi­ng rivalries

62 Stir up

64 Expansive

65 Recreation­al ____

66 1937 Steinbeck novella

70 Pedicure target

71 Count on one hand?

73 Airer of the morning show ‘‘Get Up’’

74 Do the bare minimum

75 Olive in old comics

76 ‘‘You!?’’ whimsicall­y

77 Former M.L.B. lefthanded pitchers Jackson and Leiter

79 Like the moon in a solar eclipse

81 Malicious Mr. of fiction

82 A regular in Italian clubs?

85 2002 hit song for No Doubt

87 Cry for a spell?

90 Angsty and brooding

91 Significan­t piece

92 In the heart of, poetically

93 Due ÷ due

94 Fast-food chain with a sunrise in its logo

98 Call in a ring, for short

99 Dweller in a tree hollow

101 Obnoxiousl­y fratty sort

102 ‘‘Allow me to demonstrat­e?’’

106 Be an ambassador for, in brief

107 ‘‘It all makes sense now’’

110 Like some economies and moisturize­rs

112 Left-wing protest group

114 Past disagreeme­nts that are no longer of concern . . . or each block of shaded squares in this puzzle?

118 Don’t give up on

119 How ancient mariners relied on the stars

120 Actress Witherspoo­n

121 Sport

122 Apt word spelled from this puzzle’s ‘‘covered’’ letters, top to bottom

123 Office monitor, in brief

DOWN

1 Son of Isaac

2 Citizen neighborin­g

3-Down

3 Nation across the Bab el-Mandeb Strait from Djibouti

4 Make out, in London

5 Must

6 Drink from the tap?

7 Negative connector

8 They often need new suits for work, for short

9 Move up

10 ‘‘____ girl!’’

11 ‘‘Succession’’ TV family

12 Left jobs on bad terms, say

13 Remote button

14 Home of the Rosa Parks Museum

15 Siren, for one

17 Space heater?

18 Alternativ­e to a cab

19 ‘‘Sounds reasonable’’

20 Abominate

22 Go-aheads

26 ‘‘Hi there, friend’’

30 Practices diplomacy

31 How Reubens are made

32 O.R. V.I.P.s

35 Suffer

36 Put together

37 Fad figurine with colorful unkempt hair

39 What takes a toll?

40 Chooses sidewalk over subway, say

41 Long story short?

42 Au ____ (menu phrase)

45 Dum-dum

46 Life partner

47 It’s a lot for a lord to manage

48 ‘‘I mean . . . uh . . . it’s just . . . ’’

49 Don Juan

53 Adler who outwitted Sherlock Holmes

54 Worn ____ frazzle

57 ‘‘Go ahead and decide’’

58 Co-star of ‘‘Airplane!’’ and ‘‘Hot Shots!’’

59 Left quickly, with ‘‘out’’

61 ‘‘The Crown’’

actress Claire

63 How some Cajuns converse

64 Crumb lugger

67 Required E.M.T. skill

68 Much of it is junk

69 ‘‘Cómo ____ usted?’’

72 Mastodons’ defenses

77 Taking after

78 Lapis ____, blue gem pulverized for paint during the Renaissanc­e

80 ‘‘Arabian Nights’’ prince

81 1950s school dance

83 Over the line, so to speak

84 Texter’s ‘‘To me . . . ’’

86 Sludge

87 Operator of the Texas Eagle and Southwest Chief

88 Perfectly refurbishe­d

89 Rescue dog, e.g.

90 School-email ender

95 Some low-risk government issues, informally

96 Take for ____ (bamboozle)

97 Natalie with 12 Top 40 hits

100 ‘‘Are you serious?!’’

101 Unlink from a social media post, say

102 California’s San ____ County

103 Barbecue leftovers

104 ‘‘Hoo-boy!’’

105 Brainstorm

108 Lowly deckhand

109 What one star may mean

111 [shiver]

113 Bitter brew, in brief

115 Cause of a swollen head

116 Air . . . or chair

117 Illegal car maneuver, often

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