Montreal Gazette

THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

LETTERPLAY, 0814, BY TINA LABADIE

- EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ

ACROSS

1 Homes that may have

butlers

7 Singer Dylan of the

Wallflower­s

12 Supporting beams

18 Bear or boar

19 Bees, e.g.

21 Gleaming

22 The “C” of AMC Theatres 23 The whole package,

colloquial­ly

24 Sevastopol is its largest city 25 Not true?

27 Visitor to a website, in

analytics lingo

29 “Time ____ ...”

30 Concedes

33 Santa ____, Calif.

34 m, to Einstein

35 B.C. neighbor: Abbr. 38 Think creatively

40 XL or 11C

42 Beer named for a founding

father

45 W-2, for one

47 W.W. I helmet, informally

51 2004 Will Smith sci-fi film 52 D.S.T. starting time ... or a

hint to 42-Across 54 Weightless­ness ... or a hint

to 118-Across

56 ____ Compton, first woman to cover the White House for a TV network

57 Rating unit

60 Libya’s Gulf of ____

61 Reporter’s credit

62 TV tavern

64 Mimic

66 “Royal” bird

67 In

68 Top credit rating ... or a hint

to 25-Across

71 23rd in a series ... or a hint

to 27-Across

73 Trust in

76 Fails to be

78 Keen

79 Google ____

83 Holds in high regard 84 Old lab burners

86 Water bird with a haunting

call

88 Bit of HI gear?

89 Cops ... or a hint to

115-Across

90 Club for farm kids ... or a

hint to 97-Across

91 Pouch on a string

93 Game with L- and T-shaped

pieces

96 Locale for a West Coast

wine tour

97 Secretive

99 R.&R. settings

101 Crystal-clear

103 “O, ____ fortune’s fool!”:

Romeo

104 Singer King with the 2014

hit “Ex’s & Oh’s”

108 Body feature of a mammoth 110 Holy ____

112 It might be taken to the

airport

115 Spelling aid?

118 Baseball announcer’s call

on a home run

121 Nigerian city of 3.5+ million 122 Set on the ground 125 “Jeopardy!” fodder 126 This evenin’

127 Video-call glitch

128 “I kid you not!”

129 Rate

130 Like the Xbox One X vis-àvis the Xbox One

131 Makes some Z’s

DOWN

1 Colorful parrot 2 Santa ____ 3 Jazz singer born Eunice

Kathleen Waymon 4 Warning sign

5 Commercial follower of

“-o-”

6 A-game or b-ball, e.g.

7 The “you” of the song lyric “I’m begging of you, please don’t take my man”

8 Part of the knee, for short 9 D.I.Y. buy

10 “Magnum, P.I.” setting

11 Sauvignon ____

12 Where one might turn on

the jets

13 D&D monster

14 Pelvis bone

15 Gregor ____, Kafka

protagonis­t

16 Some genealogic­al work 17 Pioneering mail-order

company

19 Introducto­ry courses 20 Mixes together

26 Not looking good

28 Ctrl + Q

31 First couple of the early 1910s

32 “Shut your trap!” 36 Apply with a Q-tip, say 37 Kerfuffles

39 Wore down

41 RNA polymerase, e.g. 42 Thailand, once

43 River through Tuscany 44 Reaches

46 Bone filler

48 No. 2 on a table

49 Bone-dry

50 A great deal

53 How-to go-to 55 Obtain

58 Youtube or Gmail 59 “Phew!” feeling 61 They’re filled with X’s

63 Engraving instrument 65 Lean against

69 Whirlybird whirlers 70 Like some plants and

physicals

72 Personal story, informally 73 One calling a “T”

74 Turnoff

75 Wash up

77 Certain fossil preserve 80 The art of music? 81 Vegetables that make a fitting addition to alphabet soup?

82 [Oh, well]

85 “Tsk, tsk!”

87 Classic soda brand 92 “Oh, I see!” 94 Small-screen

entertaine­rs?

95 Ibn ____ (former Mideast

king)

97 Responsibi­lity of a

personnel director 98 Japanese noodle 100 Young salmon 102 Like hawks

104 Hit 1979 musical in which a character’s mistress is one of the main roles

105 University of New Mexico

team 106 Bank deals

107 ____ Vedder, lead singer of

Pearl Jam

109 Garden-variety

111 Some I.R.A.S

113 Licoriceli­ke flavor 114 Rap producers make

them

116 The “O’s” of Cheerios 117 Old ____, Conn.

119 Spinach is rich in it 120 El ____

123 Drop o’ the mornin’ 124 Cheer to a matador

Answers will appear next week

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