NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 What Do You ___? (popular modern party game)
5 Kind of ray
10 Who says “Play it, Sam” in “Casablanca” 14 Pink-slipped 15 Deafening
16 Beef that’s aged? 17 Form of racing that requires one foot on the ground at all times 19 Satirist Mort 20 Take hold
21 Sort unlikely to
stoop, say 23 Motorist’s offense,
for short
24 [Shrug] 26 Complicated
situation
28 Notable
29 Spot for a stud ...
or a “bud” 31 Buenos ___ 32 Heading in the
right direction? 34 Hockey legend
Gordie
37 This might be rigged 38 “Count us in!” 41 Churn
43 Home of the Nobel
Peace Center 44 Big to-do
48 Ones who know
what’s coming? 49 Blubber 51 Woman’s name
that’s a palindrome 52 “Through the Looking-Glass” character 56 Intestine’s place 58 Pop singer’s nickname that omits 51-Across 59 Ingenuity org. 60 Italian for “milk” 61 Golfer’s involuntary wrist spasms while putting, with “the”
63 Plant seen rolling through this puzzle? 66 Hexagon bordering
two rectangles 67 Great Lakes
people
68 John Irving protagonist T.S. ___ 69 Hawaiian goddess of
volcanoes and fire 70 Hit the mall, say 71 Possible cause of
a cough
DOWN
1 Gargantuan
2 Kayak alternative 3 Get-togethers 4 Singer McCain with the 1998 hit “I’ll Be”
5 16 cups: Abbr. 6 Holy scroll holder 7 Like towelettes in a fast-food restaurant
8 It’s heaven-sent 9 Neighbor of chlorine
on the periodic table 10 Contingencies 11 Chairs, e.g. 12 “Bee-you-tiful!” 13 Wings things 18 Sister of King
Charles III 22 Mediocre effort 25 Home of the USS Arizona Memorial 27 Make-up artists? 30 Candy in a gold
foil wrapper 33 Go a few rounds,
say?
35 Essay count: Abbr. 36 Creatures described as anguilliform 39 Elizabeth of
“WandaVision” 40 “Va-va-___!” 41 Editorial overhaul 42 Like a certain
Freudian complex 45 Take on together 46 Developing, say 47 Family-friendly, for
the most part 48 Not go to bed 50 Shakespearean
humor
53 Sees
54 Seize
55 First lady between
Bess and Jackie 57 University of Georgia athletes, to fans 62 “___ Said” (critically acclaimed 2022 biographical drama)
64 Hebrew word
meaning “son of” 65 Psycho-pharmacology inits.