THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
MONDAY, JANUARY 23
Across
1 Prego alternative 5 Officials who cry “Steee- rike!” 9 Prize won by Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter and Obama 14 Hertz rival 15 Emperor said to have fiddled while Rome burned 16 Speechify 17 Jazz jargon 18 Young girls in
Glasgow 20 Commercial
suffix with Gator 21 ___ and crafts 22 Cuts calories 23 Religion of the
Koran 25 Ambience 26 First words of
the Constitution 29 Air safety org. 32 Letter- shaped construction pieces 33 Stenographers’
needs 35 Speck of dust 36 Stair parts 38 Have ___ with 39 Homer Simpson’s favorite meat item 41 Tree- lined way,
in France 42 Cloud’s locale 43 Polite assent in
Paris 46 The “I” in I. B. M.:
Abbr. 47 Quaint denial 48 “Amazing”
magician 50 Not straight 51 ___ Aviv 54 Piece of Nintendo game equipment 56 18- wheeler 57 Madison Avenue
exec 58 Pinball game
ender 59 Overly demure 60 Pond swimmers 61 Stratagem 62 Concerning
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1 Indian prince 2 Fervent 3 Encouragement after “Go on” 4 Function 5 Open, as a present 6 What to do “in St. Louis,” in an old song 7 Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter or Obama: Abbr. 8 Note after fa 9 “Fuhgeddaboudit!” 10 By land ___ 11 Worms, in fishing 12 Summers in
France 13___ Brown and His Band of Renown 19 Grown- ups 21 Pub offerings 24 Ogre in love with
Princess Fiona 25 Each 26 Wusses 27 Kindle download 28 End of lunchtime,
often 29 Items filling a
star’s mailbox 30 Formal goodbye 31 Ed of “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” 34 Politico Sarah 36 Confined 37 Drudgery 40 Overlook, as something that’s illegal 41 Aide: Abbr. 44 Verdi opera based on a Shakespeare play 45 The number XC 46 Ancient Andeans 48 Hitchhike, e. g. 49 “Je t’___” ( French words of affection) 50 Heat to 212°
52 Radiate
53 “Stretch” car
54 Joker 55 Racecar fuel
additive 56 Where folks get
into hot water