The New York Times crossword puzzle

No. 0607

Across

1 Southwest

skiing locale 5 Revolting

scene

9 Ancient

Mexican

14 Fan fixation 15 A long time, in

Mexico

16 ___ board 17 Properly 18 What’s tall when it’s young and short when it’s old? (old riddle)

19 Singer Jackson 20 Big foot spec 22 Like a winning play in the final seconds of overtime 23 Material in

sheets

24 Word in a Latin

101 lesson 26 Digs in the

mud 27 Colorado

senator Michael 29 Bygone Ford make, informally 30 Plate, e.g. 31 Horrify

33 Bit of neckwear 36 “Therefore …” 38 Something you can lend without having to part with 39 Tickle

41 Pro choice? 42 Stale joke 45 Fins

46 James who played Sonny Corleone 47 “Ri-i-i-ight …” 49 Remote 52 Nascar’s Busch

or Petty

53 Dirt in a dump

truck, perhaps 54 Since way back

when 56 Something to

feed the kitty 60 Madison Ave.

industry 61 Troubles 62 Fizzy wine

option 63 Extended

family 64 Much-reshared post on social media

65 Dice roll, say 66 Meal with

storytelling 67 Fool, in British

slang

68 Beauty

spots

Down

1 Fab alternative 2 For two voices

in unison 3 Carbonated beverage, spelled as 33Down might suggest? 4 Knowing signs 5 Figures recorded in an experiment 6 Part of a

competition 7 Carbonated beverage, spelled as 33-Down might suggest? 8 “Naughty!” 9 Carbonated beverage, spelled as 33-Down might suggest? 10 Feast that might include lomi-lomi salmon 11 Thin ___ 12 DVD player

button 13 Eponymous cartoonist Guisewite 21 Something often added to a carbonated beverage 22 Baseball legend Yastrzemski 25 Anne of

comedy 27 Annual celebration, for short 28 Aachen

article

32 Bike

33 Rises, in a way 34 “So that’s what

you mean” 35 Top 37 Carbonated beverage, spelled as 33-Down might suggest? 40 Food court

regulars 43 Big name

in chips 44 Bundle that might come with a bow on top

48 Like a happening party, in slang 49 Some Italian

models 50 “My Dinner With ___” (1981 film) 51 Overly

enthusiastic 55 Razz 57 Michigan college town 58 Shaving

brand 59 Cookie

containers 61 Calvin in “Calvin and Hobbes,” e.g.