Orlando Sentinel (Sunday)

The New York Times Crossword

- By Eric Berlin / Edited by Will Shortz

Across 1 Shakespear­ean father of three “I agree!” Enjoys the sun Pants material Approximat­ely Sycophant Earth tone Movie with a shootout at high noon, maybe ____ Major Band bookings Outside the city Any member of Abba Automotive debut of 1957 Some univ. hirees Turkish inn Horror writer Peter

Stole, in slang Cold treat What’s needed in order to escape this crossword Sandwich loaf Pitcher Hershiser Declares to be true

Indie rocker with the 2009 N0. 3 album “Middle Cyclone”

Not doing well A snap

____ jure (law phrase) Tobacconis­t ____ Sherman Virtuous ones N.Y.C. subway org.

Words of denial Round fig.

A little, musically 5 9 14 19 20 21 22

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127 128 Charcuteri­e stock Lycées, e.g. What to do with the items referenced in 41-Across Natural-light display

Move smoothly to the next thing Great ____

Billy ____ Williams Like Russia prior to 1917

One of a couple Neon and others Apollo, to Zeus Offshore Possesses, to the Bard

Kind of battery Final desperate effort

Tickle the ____ Prefix on some first-aid products “____ had it!” After following the instructio­ns at 70-Across, how to escape this puzzle

Not as much Ratings pioneer Edmonton athletes “Fine with me” German name component, often Uncool one Unconventi­onal James of the West “Just foolin’?” Algerian port Get together “Give it ____!” Verdi soprano Grp. founded by 12 countries Luau, basically Brothers’ name in R.&B. Symbol of fire prevention Vehicle that requires no fuel Down

1 Name one can “skip to” Goof Confidentl­y said Pre-GPS staple Subject with variables Daily ____ (British paper)

Part of some physicals: Abbr. Attribute of many political ads Soup with a red color

Prefix with pressure React with fear or delight Ralph and Alice, on old TV Actress Ward Trig function Native Iowan Citizen of: Suffix Actor Beatty It’s mined, all mined! Common middle name for girls Constantly fidgeting, say Game with 42 territory cards Slovenly type Prefix with byte “Famous ____” (slogan on Idaho license plates) Pause

Went on and on Yiddish cries Second of April? Wretched smell “Hey! That hurts!” Kind of Hollywood romance Literary scholars debate what’s in it

Getting to the point? Solution to a maze Specks

They might drop down 2 3 4 5

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117 119 120 Almost forever Nothing more than

Latin 101 word Petty disagreeme­nt Also Beleaguers Horrible headache Anesthesio­logist’s concern

“The Bridge at Narni” painter Internet sensation

Nut whose name sounds like a sneeze Shock, in a way Flowering evergreen shrubs Bucks Administra­nts of corporal punishment “Can you explain that further?” Requiring intellect

It might end in a ZIP code: Abbr. Ph.D. requiremen­t: Abbr.

Tiny “tiny” Forum greeting Former Yankee nickname Soft and smooth Happy wintertime news for schoolkids Semi fuel Golfer Michelle Kinds “Awesome!” California city north of Ventura Mythical queen of Carthage Your and my

It has a big deck Aunt: Sp. Toledo-toColumbus dir. A Kardashian Dined

Silent approval

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