The new york times crossword
ACROSS
1 Word before
bar or party 7 Athena’s winged companion 10 Hype (up) 13 Diamond
official
14 Sulk
16 “___, fi, fo,
fum” 17 *Drivers’ process when two lanes of traffic become one 19 Antitrust law enforcement org.
20 Sick
21 Bizarre 22 Ancient Greek
market
24 The windows to the soul, it’s
said 26 *Garden plant that opens and shuts its “mouth” when squeezed 28 Pony up 30 Brand of
sunglasses 31 Syria’s Bashar
al-___ 34 French word
after “vous” 36 When you’re on it, you’re en
pointe 38 *White pizza
toppings 42 Sacramentoto-San Diego dir.
43 Long
stretches 44 What you’ve got going for you 45 Threaten, as a
cat might 48 Puncher’s tool 49 *Design on
some baseball uniforms 52 Bus driver for
Lisa and Bart 56 Darkest part of
a shadow
They’re sworn Burgle
Brown who wrote “Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee” 61 Accept and let go of something … or a hint to the starts of the answers to the starred
clues 64 Vitamin supplement retailer 65 Munich Mrs. 66 Official
declarations 67 Laugh sound 68 ___ mode 69 Major-leaguer who wears 49-Across at home 57 59 60
DOWN
1 Q preceder, in
song
Poet
Dickinson
Jobs creation “Let ‘er ___!” Gaffer, best boy and others 6 Inquisition
charge
7 Work from Bellini or Rossini 8 Popular blogging platform
9 Tote 10 Espressoover-ice cream desserts 11 Time keeper 12 Pie nut
15 Like some people at weddings and funerals 18 Lowest part of a range, for short 23 Chitter-chatter 25 Old-fashioned
shoe cover 2
3 4 5
By Kate Hawkins
27 Inexact recipe
amount 29 Hubbub 31 They can be sculpted and chiseled
32 You might order ahi tuna or yellowtail from it 33 “East of Eden”
author 34 Moving 35 Wine
vessel
37 Abbr. on a
cornerstone 39 Close by 40 Uncooked 41 Home of the Viking Ship Museum 46 Azerbaijan or Lithuania, once: Abbr. 47 Wizard’s
accessory 48 Daughter of Joe and Jill Biden 49 Chubby 50 Italian city in a “Kiss Me, Kate” song 51 [waves hand in
a circle] 53 Something weighed at a weigh station 54 Linzer ___
(pastry) 55 Very
corpulent 58 Pop
62 Glass of “This
American Life” 63 Missing letters in “transgre_s_o_,” appropriately