NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 “No, thanks” 6 Rapper’s
release
10 Activity that might elicit stares, for short 13 Singer/actress Janelle
14 Theater option 15 Couleur du
chocolat
16 “___ Ever” (Elvis song from “G.I. Blues”)
17 Yamaha purchase 19 Hazmat regulator 20 USA competitor 21 Construction piece that describes what happens when you compliment me?
22 Kashyyyk denizen,
in sci-fi 24 Contents of some
sleeves
26 Olympic runner? 27 Up and a little to
the left, for short 28 One who might be diagnosed with a polysomnogram 31 Cellist with a Presidential
Medal of Freedom 32 Like some legal
judgments 33 Singer seen annually on
David Letterman’s Christmas show 34 “Say no more —
I’m on it”
35 “___ Mañanitas” (traditional Mexican birthday song)
38 GPS suggestion:
Abbr.
39 Walletful
40 Aid in breaking
down doors
42 Go down, so to
speak
44 ___ South, div. of the 55-Acrosses 45 Pixy ___
46 #2 image among smartphone users?
49 Not straight
up
50 “That’s my cue!” 51 Taqueria order,
informally
52 ___ Park, Calif. 53 “C’mon, man,”
in a syllable 54 Wetlands
feature
55 See 44-Across DOWN
1 “Count me in” 2 One of the nine weapons in
2008’s expanded version of Clue 3 “That, in spades!” 4 See 8-Down 5 Lead-in to cow, horse or dog 6 Footwear with a tree logo
7 Who said “The Lord will roar from Zion, and utter his voice from Jerusalem” 8 With 4-Down, someone who might repossess your car when you go bankrupt? 9 Prefix with thermic
10 Like some
vestments 11 1980s presidential
candidate
12 Weak
15 So-so bond rating 18 Conquers 20 English breakfast,
for example 23 “Ninotchka”
actress, 1939 24 Mayoralty,
e.g. 25 Close … but not
that close 29 Unseeded?
30 Trim
31 French homophone of 30-Down 32 Stand-up comedian with the 2005 doubleplatinum album “Retaliation” 33 Companies known for their net profit
34 “Enough
already!”
35 Many a Univision viewer, in modern usage
36 Armpit
37 Poet with the
1967 Pulitzerwinning volume “Live or Die” 41 Big name in
parfum
43 Original airer of “Everybody Hates Chris” 44 Cracked
47 ___ Resorts
International 48 “Je pense que
___” (“I think so”: Fr.)
49 Tsp. or tbsp.