Hartford Courant (Sunday)

Coming to Terms

- By David Alfred Bywaters

Across

1. Well-trodden ways

6. Fountain favorite

12. Encountere­d

15. Darns, say

19. In the area of

20. Go too far

21. The Pac-12’s Sun Devils: Abbr. 22. Fall lead-in?

23. Grill a bit too long?

26. 19-Across, on a memo

27. Title TV role for Sandra Oh

28. Comme une jeune fille

29. Sound from a snorter

30. Stairway alternativ­e

31. Oppressive ruler

33. Won’t let go

36. __ bean

37. Estimate words

39.“No Time for Sergeants,” e.g.?

42. Venomous slitherers

45. Text letters often in blue

47. Way more than drizzle

48. Qtys.

49. One may be saved or taken

50. Stew veggies

52. Fishing nets

54. Tough H.S. tests

57. Palatial mansion navigation need?

61. Old Norse poetic work

62. Wild way to run

63. Dismiss contemptuo­usly

64. Novel features

66. Na+ or Cl

67. “The Munsters” matriarch

68. Sheltered from the sun

69. TV series with funny animals?

71. Host

72. Make special mention of

73. Beer nickname

74. Joan __

75. Name on the“Robot”sci-fi series

76. Miner’s finds

77. Stuck in __

79. Fresh food fight?

82. Go beyond dating

83. Neckwear accessory

85. Arid

86. Prefix with cumulus

87. Achy

88. More than just comfortabl­e 91. Weaken

92. Source of class struggle?

93. Endorse certain property barriers?

98. Cut

100. Opera highlights

101. Commercial bigwigs

103. Less verbose

107. Edges

108. Grooming style named for a continent

110. Saturate

112. Miembro de la familia

113.“Hunny”lover

114. Immortal confection?

118. Besides that

119. Feel bad about

120. Court errors

121. Confused conflict 122. Oolong and pekoe 123. Boot a grounder, say 124. Joint effort, briefly 125. Visionarie­s

Down

1. Measured, with“off” 2. Too good for 3. Reference library array 4. Wheel center

5. Daze

6. Apple juice eponym

7. Confront opposite

8. Far from festive

9. Arboreal apex

10. Harris and a horse

11. Happy companion?

12. 20th-century Chinese ideology 13.“Around the Horn”channel

14. Elephant feature

15. Haunted house occupants, it’s said

16. Titular Verdi bandit 17. Become fond of

18. Go faster, with“it”

24. Attacks

25. Award recipient

32. Closing pieces

34. Portuguese year

35. Post-op places

36. Chance-of-rain nos.

38. Utah city that’s an anagram of an Italian city

40. Admirers, as a group

41.“Let me clarify ... ”

42. Cigar end, in two senses

43. Coast

44. Examined by touch

46. Eagerly accepted, as compliment­s

51. Shaker grains

53. Foolish ways

54. Friendly

55. Ferret relatives

56. Largest of the Inner Hebrides 58. __ wolf

59. Just fair

60. Word after scared or bored

62. Yale, for five U.S. presidents 65. Big name

68. Winter forecast

69. Mashed into a paste

70. French vineyards

71.“__ Beso”: 1962 Anka hit

73. Scot’s tot

75. Winter road hazard

78. Done with, perhaps

80. Ensnare

81. Tyke on a trike

83. One may stand on them to reach a high shelf

84. Prime time time

87. Big hits

89. Third-century date

90. Attentive

93.“Arabian Nights”vehicle

94. Colorful songbird

95. Cocktail named for a plant

96. __ John: meat brand

97. Book predecesso­r

99. Fixes the edge of

102. Sealy rival

104. Didn’t take well?

105. Down source

106. Valentine’s Day gift

108. Traditiona­lly, amount of land plowable by one man in one day with a team of oxen

109. Common par

111. Govt. accident investigat­or 115.“Brockmire”network

116. Confucian path

117.“I had no idea”

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