Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The New York Times crossword puzzle

- Bruce Haight

Across

1 Whole slew 5 Outer protein

shell of a virus 11 Verve 14 “Celeste Aida,”

e.g.

15 Futures

analyst? 16 Famous Tokyo-born singer 17 WASHINGTON +R= Intimidati­on tactic

19 Option words 20 Fusions 21 Smoked

marijuana 23 Word repeated in “Ring Around the Rosy” before “We all fall down” 24 MISSOURI + E

= “No fooling!” 26 Interpret 27 Martin who wrote “London Fields”

28 Short dance

wear 29 Rode the bench 30 Whopper

inventor 31 Marching well 33 MARYLAND + O = Period in which nothing special happens 35 Imps are

little ones 38 Sacagawea

dollar, e.g. 39 ___-relief 42 Evelyn Waugh’s

writer brother 43 Laborious task 44 Salad green 45 NEBRASKA + T = Mortgage specificat­ions 48 Aid for administer­ing an oath of office 49 Segment of a

binge-watch 50 Prince

William’s mom 51 Mule’s father 52 CALIFORNIA

+N = Majestic beast

55 1920s car 56 Parodied 57 “___ it ironic?” 58 Phishing target:

Abbr.

59 Gave an exam 60 “Divergent”

actor James

Down

1 Places where oysters are served 2 Victim of river diversion in Asia 3 Profession­al headgear that’s stereotypi­cally red

4 Got some

sun

5 Fleeces

6 S. Amer. home

of the tango 7 Ballet step 8 Straight downhill run on skis 9 “You win,”

alternativ­ely 10 Put off

11 Get dog-tired 12 Neither here

nor there? 13 Prepares to shoot near the basket, say 18 Phishing targets, briefly 22 Scatterbra­ined 24 Muslim

leader 25 One-in-a-million event 27 Affected

manner

30 [You crack

me up] 31 “Understood,

dude”

32 A Bobbsey twin 33 Shaving

mishaps 34 English johns 35 Chicago squad in old “S.N.L.” skits 36 Passes by 37 Hunter’s freezerful, maybe 39 Infantile 40 “Finished!” 41 View, as

the future 43 Rears of ships 44 “Curious George” books, e.g. 46 Honor with

insults 47 Charge

for a plug? 48 Complete block 50 SoCal force 53 Big inits. in the aerospace industry

54 Nod from offstage, maybe

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