Orlando Sentinel (Sunday)

The New York Times Crossword

- By Jeff Chen and Jim Horne / Edited by Will Shortz

Across

1 Hotel chain

operated by Hilton 4 Banned insecticid­e 7 Big voices with big

egos

12 Some users of

Cyrillic script

17 Antique furniture

expert, perhaps 20 Like bills in arrears 22 Freak out

23 100 percent

24 Sight at a

checkout counter 26 Golfer who won the 1998 Masters (Italy)

28 Attach, as a patch 29 “Baa, baa” ma

30 “Rosy-fingered”

Greek goddess

31 Snitch out

34 Zip

35 World’s end?

36 Grp. led by Mahmoud Abbas beginning in 2004 39 Apples and pears,

botanicall­y

41 Seethe (Norway) 44 Queen Latifah’s

given first name 46 Playwright ____-Manuel Miranda

47 Benefit

48 Pipsqueaks

49 Give up all at once

(Ecuador)

53 Org. with a

Summer League 54 Churn

55 Response from a

therapist

56 Were, for one?

58 “If we don’t end

____, ___ will end us”: H.G. Wells

61 Calculus expert? 63 “Inventing ____”

(2022 Netflix hit) 66 Die-hard

70 Gate in digital logic 71 Major player in U.S. economic policy

(Egypt)

74 Retired jersey number for the 76ers’ Moses Malone 75 Post-it notes, e.g.

77 Cousin of a plum 78 It’s good for three

points

80 Where you might get into hot water

81 ____ Hortons

(Canadian chain) 83 Statistici­an Silver 85 Land with an accent over its first letter

86 Big inits. in TVs

89 Boarding group?

(Switzerlan­d)

94 Causes for pauses

97 God: Lat.

98 Stephen of “V for

Vendetta”

99 Except for

100 Activity for Santa

(Rwanda)

102 Scouts B.S.A. members since 2019

104 Marks, as a ballot 105 “OK, you get it,” for

short

106 De ____ (freshly) 107 Used room service,

e.g.

109 Hamm of women’s

soccer fame

111 Nickname that’s three consecutiv­e letters of the alphabet

112 Torus-shaped

gasket

114 One who walks to

work? (Qatar)

119 What this puzzle’s circled letters are with respect to the surroundin­g shaded squares? 123 Quite eccentric 124 Noted undergroun­d adventurer

125 Sad ass

126 Burger topping that jacks up the

cholestero­l

127 Rich sources

128 Kidney-related 129 Asphalt

component

130 Daily ____ (news

blog)

Down

1 Disneyland ride

2 McEntire of

country music

3 Old map inits.

4 Certain coding

snippet

5 Special collection

of musical hits?

6 “Je te plumerai la ____” (line from “Alouette”)

7 Old gold coin

8 ____ spot

9 Seconds, in brief 10 Open-mouthed

responses

11 Temptresse­s in the

“Odyssey”

12 Create an elaborate series of deceptions

13 Part of L.V.

14 Got in the game,

perhaps

15 Watch parties?

16 Focus for 15Down

18 It’s a drag

19 Seats

21 Big name in power

tools

25 Fail

27 Monitors at school,

briefly

32 ____-Eaters

33 Kindle competitor 36 “ASAP!”

37 Sondheim and Bernstein’s collaborat­or on “West Side Story”

38 Pungent party

bowlful

40 Ultra-aggressive 42 Freshly

43 Quite a fight

45 Fighting

47 “____ días!”

50 Instantly get along

well

51 Rush

52 Home of the David Geffen School of Drama

57 Laundry product 59 Like some 401(k)

contributi­ons

60 It’s touchy to hit

61 “____ Rheingold” 62 “The Chi” channel,

familiarly

64 It has a devoted following on Sundays

65 Expiates, with

“for”

67 “____ out!”

68 Formal farewell

69 Modifier in digital

logic

72 “Oh, really?”

73 Catch a few

waves?

76 Lloyd of women’s

soccer fame

79 Talk smack about 82 Skirt style

84 Getting bored

with

87 Suggests

88 Kind of cat or

rabbit

90 Flat top?

91 Target of a joke

92 Region of Croatia associated with a canine breed

93 “Did you ring?”

94 Hybrid farm animal 95 Site acquired by

Match.com in 2011 96 London’s ____ Row 100 Liquor from Mexico 101 Like em dashes visà-vis en dashes 102 Benitez of TV news 103 Fuse by heating below the melting point

108 Bomb produced in

the 1950s

110 Ritalin target, for

short

113 Marvin who sang

“Sexual Healing” 115 Offended

116 Food that’s a national emblem of Wales

117 “Thus ... “

118 Standard operating procedures, for short

120 Clinch

121 Plasma particle 122 Ambrose Burnside was its first president, for short

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