Antelope Valley Press

NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD

No. 1116

- Edited by Will Shortz

ACROSS

1 Goes after

8 One who’s got something brewing 15 Somehow 17 What a performer does periodical­ly during a musical 18 Place for a pigeon 19 Not barefoot 20 Weather balloon, maybe

21 One in 10 people being left-handed, e.g.: Abbr. 22 Nurses 25 Recognize silently 27 Sporty car option

29 Puts in a box, perhaps 31 Some obligation­s 33 “Great job!” 35 Internatio­nal marque whose logo is a pair of calipers 36 Leader in a 24-Down 39 Forbes rival 40 Diminutive, informally 41 Tapped

42 Use as a doormat 44 Teased, teased, teased

45 [Eh]

46 Seed

50 Past presidenti­al candidate who once worked for IBM

52 Its chief agricultur­al export is dates

54 Diminutive 55 Hollow, maybe 56 Part of a Cinderella story 58 Relatives of chalcedoni­es 60 How Old Faithful erupts 64 Refuge, of sorts 65 Opposite of crowed

66 Total train wreck

DOWN

1 Relative of a snifter 2 Brewing rebellion

3 Must

4 ___ bag 5 Basketball’s jab step and others 6 Cries of dismay 7 Dweller in the Hundred Acre Wood

8 Jets might be found in this 9 They get minuses in chemistry 10 Musical movement with a recurring theme

11 “___ alive!” 12 Public mention 13 Rogers 14 Cornstarch brand since 1892 16 2016 election meddlers 23 Texter’s qualifier 24 Domain led by a 36-Across 26 Kitchen prep for onions and tomatoes

28 It’s a stunner 30 School where Aristotle taught 32 “How about this ...”

34 Carnotite, for example 35 Kind of system in a hospital

36 Old RCA product 37 “Heaven forbid!” 38 “Rawhide,” for Ronald Reagan 43 Open organizati­on, for short 45 Impresario 47 Discarded computer parts and such 48 Hinges

49 Abbr. in a formal salutation 51 Division signs 53 What “check” means in poker 55 2022 World Cup venue

57 ___ for life 59 Provider of a lifeline 61 Nickname akin to Ginger

62 The letter AE 63 Part of the original spelling of “Sparta”

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