NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
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1 Cleric's closetful
5 One working on a tab
let, say
11 Common creature in
rebus puzzles
14 It's on the hook 15 Google's streaming
device
17 Juice veggie 18 Paradise
19 Attempts to be a team
player?
21 Accessory for dinner
and a show?
22 Bland
23 Antique tint
25 Night class, perhaps, in
brief
26 Parts of a spine
28 Kind of adapter 30 “Big” thing overseas
31 Smooths, in a way 34 Hive-minded?
38 Mars' counterpart 40 Proverbial assessment for whether or not an idea can be taken seriously
42 Pay to play
43 It's a start
45 Seal the deal
47 What a cellist may take onstage, in two senses
48 Tag along
50 Tricky billiards shot
52 Take the wrong way? 55 Break into parts and
analyze 58 “This too shall pass,”
for one
60 Game face?
62 Cheesy dish served
“Detroit-style”
64 Hot tub shindig
66 In public
67 1972 Gilbert O'sullivan hit with a melancholy title
68 Captures a “poisoned
pawn” in chess, e.g. 69 Fig. whose first three digits were geographically based until 2011 70 Showing a conceited
attitude
71 Rx amount
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1 “Grey's Anatomy” airer 2 Half of the only mother/daughter duo to be nominated for acting Oscars for the same film
3 Targets of some waxing 4 Inures
5 Bounce off the walls 6 Country with more immigrants than any other, informally
7 Fruit container
8 Kind of lane
9 Poison control
remedy
10 Home of more than
16,000 slot machines 11 Fitness class inspired
by ballet 12 “Cómo ____?”
13 Kind of alcohol that is a
fermented biofuel 16 Litter maker 20 Bladders, e.g.
24 No longer done 27 Khan who founded
Khan Academy 29 Many an auditor, for
short
30 Xiao long ___ (soup
dumplings)
32 More likely to get coal,
perhaps
33 Prefix meaning “10” that's associated with 12
35 Ambitious email goal, and a hint to four squares in this puzzle 36 Misters
37 Still shrink-wrapped,
say
39 Jiffy
41 First X or O
44 State gemstones of
Utah and Texas
46 Pat (down)
49 Almond confection
51 Brought up
52 Indian princes
53 Some tracks
54 Bits in a salad, perhaps 56 Small, oily fish
57 Face-plant
59 Stately estate
61 Large vat
63 Part of a Mad. Ave.
mailing address 65 Back