Antelope Valley Press

NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD

No. 1129

- Edited by Will Shortz PUZZLE BY RUTH BLOOMFIELD MARGOLIN

ACROSS

1 Places for light bites

6 Grand ___ (French wine designatio­n)

9 Tosses up, as an easy question

13 Make into legislatio­n

14 Talking point?

15 Gumbo green

16 Thinking A or B ... hmm ...

18 Art Spiegelman’s Pulitzer-winning graphic novel

19 Awakens

20 Bottomless chasm

21 Have tired muscles

23 Thinking A ... no, B ... no, A

25 Toot one’s horn

27 ___ Lingus

28 Alternativ­e to an Airbnb

29 “It’s going to have to wait”

34 Adroit

38 Modern term for the psychologi­cal exhaustion showcased in this puzzle’s theme

41 Raisins, sometimes, for a snowman

42 Iconic logo in athletic apparel

43 Peruvian singer Sumac

44 “Targeted” things on the internet

46 In accordance with

48 Thinking A ... but also thinking B? Gah!

55 Very small, informally

56 Window blind elements

57 Super conductors?

59 “___ only” (store sign)

60 Thinking A ... B ... maybe even C?

63 Carpet measuremen­t

64 Traditiona­l Hanukkah gift

65 Pique

66 Musical symbol for silence

67 A man of ___ word

68 Matter of debate

DOWN

1 Corporate VIP

2 Author Patchett

3 “Like that’s ever gonna happen!”

4 REPEATS, repeats, repeats ...

5 Acronym whose “E” stands for “engineerin­g”

6 Tilts

7 Big name in printers and copiers

8 Get value from

9 Hall of Fame coach who purportedl­y said “Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit”

10 Approves

11 Paleontolo­gist’s tool

12 Impudent

14 Arnaz who loved Lucy

17 “Select” or “chosen” quantity

20 What visitors to Niagara Falls are often in

21 Tolerate

22 ___ Island (which is actually a peninsula)

24 Rolling Stones album “Get Yer ___ Out!”

26 “Indeed!,” quaintly

30 Bette Midler’s “Divine” nickname

31 What might help wrap up a gift ... or a performanc­e

32 Spanish number

33 Airport served by BART, for short

35 Ancient readers of

the Book of the Dead

36 Running on ___

37 A little emotional, say

39 “Hey, caught ya!”

40 Hip-hop article

45 Twice 32-Down

47 In myth they allure, but on the street they alert

48 “Titanic” award

49 Emergency signal

50 Zaps, in a way

51 National Gallery of Art architect

52 Spots for polish

53 Bad impression?

54 Fast, bygone jet, for short

58 Language spoken along the Mekong

60 “Eww!”

61 Letters for debtors

62 Bread for a patty melt

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