Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The New York Times crossword puzzle

- Dan Schoenholz

Across

1 Bud

4 Tow truck

destinatio­n 10 Puts a lid on 14 ___ carte

menu

15 Widely recognized, as a symbol 16 Butter

alternativ­e 17 “Truthfully …” 20 The “L” of

L.P.G.A.

21 ___ biloba (ornamental tree with a widely used extract) 22 Trains at a high

level?

23 Hot dog

25 Irish laddie 27 1953 title role for John Wayne 28 Captain in a

whale of a tale? 32 Mimic 33 Comedian Sahl 34 Grammatica­l

case in Latin 36 Secure a seat

at the table, say 39 Emily who

wrote

“Wuthering Heights” 40 Univ. of Maryland athlete

41 ___ stop (chance to refuel) 42 Golfers don’t want to go into it

43 Prepare to break a peace treaty, perhaps 45 Mr. in a Robert Louis Stevenson story 46 Emulate Mr.

Clean, in a way 48 Mars or Jupiter 49 Butt-Head’s

sidekick 51 More ghostly 54 “Hurry up!” 57 Leaf

(through) 58 Home to Slovenia and Slovakia 59 Royal irritant in

a fairy tale 60 Makes into a

knot

61 Brings into

being 62 Hankering

Down

1 Item on a

bucket list? 2 ___ Romeo

(Italian auto) 3 Got a look at 4 Cutting

remarks

5 High or low

cards

6 Louis XIV, par

exemple

7 ___ Taylor

(clothier) 8 Played a couple of sets at a jazz club, say 9 Starfish or sea urchin, in a biology text 10 “Major props

to you!” 11 Fashion model

Wek

12 100 centavos 13 Barfly

18 Venus de ___ 19 1

23 Had on 24 Counting

everything 25 Cutting

remarks 26 John Adams’s “Nixon in China,” for one 27 Futuristic modes of transport 29 New-Agey,

slangily 30 Dodge

31 “___ Davis Eyes” (Kim Carnes hit of 1981)

33 “The A-Team” actor with a mohawk 35 African

serpent 37 Chess match

finales

38 Brainy oddball 44 Slacken 45 Group wedding

dance 47 Laboratory

eggs

48 Cute reply to “Why are you so cute?”

49 ___ B’rith (Jewish organizati­on) 50 Leg up

51 TV network that organizes the X Games 52 Fencing

option

53 TV host

Seacrest 54 Missing letters in “??propria?e” (felicitous­ly) 55 Savings plan with SEP and SIMPLE versions 56 Pull along

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