Hartford Courant (Sunday)

ARTS&LiVING

- By Pam Amick Klawitter

Moving In

Across

1. Performs an operation, in a way 5.“One Kiss”singer __ Lipa

8. Southweste­rn building block

13. Buzzing cloud

18. Sans-__: font style

20. Liberty Mutual’s industry: Abbr.

21. Toyota’s luxury division

22. Common newspaper name

23. Saudi neighbor

24. Task for the caregivers of a Trojan War hero?

27. __ optics

28. Tolkien saga, briefly

29. Forbes rival

30. Vitamin C source

31. Chicago business district

34. Bootleg booze

36. Method of preserving souvenir tops?

42. March on Washington fig.

43. Split __ soup

46. Most candid

47. Iris covering

49. Bring in

50. Lead

51. Activity in a Toronto pastry shop?

55. Ethiopian capital

58. Aliens, for short

59. Certain lamp resident

60.“Breathe Me”singer

61. Fuel-efficient bikes

63. Bertie played by Hugh Laurie

65. Tall tales about one’s climbing experience?

69. Many an episode of“This Is Us,”e.g.

73. Kir __: French cocktail

74. Naughty

77. To no __: in vain

78. Tallahasse­e sch.

81.“Some Like It Hot”co-star

84. Greeting that may come with barks and licks?

88. Dry Italian wine

89. __ Major

90.“Let’s go, amigos!”

91. Concession speech deliverer

93. School org.

94. __ drop

95. Rodent who’s really angry he missed the migration?

99. Rizzo of“Midnight Cowboy”

101. Horn of Africa nation

102.Tubman ofJudy Blume’s“Fudge” series 105. SUV stat

108. Taylor Swift’s“Look What You __ Me Do”

109. Genius Bar tablets

114. Good-natured fun leading up to an election?

117. Gymnast Comaneci

118. On, as an alarm

119. Garlicky mayonnaise

120.“Da 5 Bloods”director Spike

121. Serengeti grazer

122. John Irving’s“A Prayer for Owen __” 123. Painter Picasso

124. AARP folks

125. Hook’s sidekick

Down

1. Starting from

2. __-glace: rich sauce

3. Dull

4. Trigonomet­ry function

5. Cockney, e.g.

6. 7UP nickname, with“the”

7. Kutcher of“Jobs”

8. Tide alternativ­e

9. Sub station?

10. Team members

11. Anheuser-__

12. Abbr. on some cornerston­es

13. Christmas Eve visitor, familiarly

14. Shoe measuremen­t

15. Boy in“The Kite Runner”

16. Eye care brand

17. Inbox fillers: Abbr.

19. Some evergreens

25. Pressing need?

26. Big name in water purificati­on

32. Growth chart nos.

33. Printing measure

35. Portent

36. Wardrobe item on HBO’s“Rome”

37. Taters

38. Klum of“Making the Cut”

39. Setting of the 2022 film“RRR”

40. Lymph __

41. Fortitude

43. Smock stain

44. Bert’s BFF

45. Tick off

48.“Illmatic”rapper

49. Just scrapes (by)

51. Crunch’s rank

52. Disable the security system for, say

53. Zilch

54. Eagerly expectant 56.“Famous”cookie-maker

57. Ring match

62. Polite address

63. Artful

64. Two Grants

65. Ten-time NBA All-Star Anthony, to fans

66.“Me? Never!”

67. Fourvière locale

68. Yin counterpar­t

69. Escorted to the penthouse, say

70. For all to see

71. Light wood

72. Pay stub abbr.

74. Witch craft?

75. Arcade pioneer

76. Lounge piece

78. Subject line abbr.

79. Old car from Sweden

80. Fruit that’s not so cute

82. Ship sunk in Havana Harbor in 1898

83. Hong Kong’s Hang __ Index

85. Tiki bar drink

86. RSVP cards, often

87. Sees

91. Asserts without proof

92. Plumeria garland

94. Illness

96.“Lara Croft: __ Raider”

97. Inbox fillers

98. Original“SNL”cast member Gilda

99. Turn red, say

100. __ vincit amor

102. Car warranty call, usually

103. Fabled loser

104. Watson of“Little Women” 106.“No __”:“Piece of cake”

107. Fish organ

110. BFFs

111. Singer Lambert

112. Have a meal

113.“Soldier of Love”singer

115. Space

116.“About Me”info

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