Orlando Sentinel (Sunday)

The New York Times Crossword

- By Wyna Liu / Edited by Will Shortz

Across

1 Villains’ antagonist­s 7 “Uh, sure”

13 Power project

16 Real mess

19 2007 Lil Wayne song that opens: “Young Money! You dig?”

20 Subject of clip art? 22 “What do we have

here?!”

23 Word before the year on U.S. paper currency

24 Small thing to keep

on track

25 Human rights activist Xiaobo, the first Chinese citizen to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (2010)

26 Presses CTRL+P + ______ + Easter egg coloring

28 ______ + Scroungy mutt + Parent’s sister, in some regions

30 Active Sicilian

volcano

31 European river that’s an anagram of REED

34 Promise to pay

35 [I’m frustrated!] 36 Fragrant noodle soup made with beef

39 Like Captain James

T. Kirk, by birth

41 Número de “Años de Soledad” in a Gabriel García Márquez novel

43 Follows

44

46

49 “Encore!”

50 Irks

52 Crossed off

53 Gangster-film prop 56 “Holy” city

58 Nongendere­d

possessive

59 Insult that’s also a measuremen­t device

61 “The landlords of

New York,” once

One cast in a Down fantasy movie 1 Fastener used with 65 Digging a padlock

66 French festival, 2 The “E” in FEMA: familiarly + ______ + Abbr.

Actor Michael 3 “Diamonds” singer, 70 Punching tool + to fans Chopping tool 4 QB protectors, + ______ collective­ly

72 Cherubic archer 5 Time to decide

73 Foil lookalikes who’s in or out

75 Seoul-based carrier 6 Polite Spanish

76 Influentia­l sorts assent

78 Rod with seven A.L. 7 ThinkPads, e.g.,

batting titles once

80 Athlete’s cup 8 “Doc” in the Mets 85 Flattering verse Hall of Fame

86 In the manner of 9 Removed, as a

87 Demonstrat­e knot extreme flexibilit­y, 10 Language suffix as an acrobat 11 Spanish

89 Opposite of neoseasoni­ng

90 Tandoor bread 12 Hindu goddess in + Harlem music the “Ramayana” venue + ______ 13 Serpentine

93 Word of obligation constellat­ion + ______ + 14 Ambidextro­us Punxsutawn­ey features? name 15 It may have just

95 Some origin stories desserts

97 Response to “Shall 16 Converter of natural

we?” heat energy

98 H.S. science class 17 Doohickey for some collegebou­nd 18 Tweens, e.g. students 21 Making level

99 Rocky Mountain 27 Welcomed at the

bugler door

100 Move, in real estate 29 Broccoli follower

lingo 32 Intestinal

101 Pioneered bacterium

103 Immediatel­y 33 Choir platforms 105 Couple of llamas? 36 Boggy stuff

107 Rug rat + Magic 37 Literary award

stick + ______ shaped like a

110 Soccer score + rocket

______ + Scottish 38 Milky gemstone inlets 40 Common solvents 115 Resistor unit 42 Some R.P.I. grads 116 Iconic 1984 movie 43 Chances vehicle that was 45 Hurry a combinatio­n 46 Waze suggestion­s: ambulance/hearse Abbr.

119 “Anything for you!” 47 Armpit,

120 Actress de Armas anatomical­ly

121 Annoyances when 48 Move to a larger trying to make pot, say change 51 More than a

122 Challengin­g, couple

informally 54 Doesn’t just sit

123 Corleone, for one there

124 Toilet-paper spec 55 Boxing stats

125 Most likely to offer 57 Influentia­l leader

solace, say of the Seminole 126 Calm people 63 59 Burrito-shaped lunch counter item

60 Part of X-X-X

62 [Is this thing on?] 64 Scenic stroll, from

the Spanish

66 Baja Peninsula

resort, for short

67 In the thick of

68 Hardly Mr. Nice

Guy

69 Hippocrati­c oath

takers: Abbr.

71 Path covered with

diamonds

74 Vamooses

75 Pretentiou­sly

affected

77 “Frozen” villain

79 Existentia­l

emotion

81 Goofus

82 Dance squat

83 Where 95-Down’s Wild Ride ends, at Disneyland

84 Key ingredient in

Key lime pie

87 Rock & Roll Hall of

Fame city: Abbr. 88 Floated down a

river, say

91 “Hmm, gotcha”

92 Unteachabl­e sort,

in a saying

94 Tessellati­ons

95 “The Wind in the

Willows” squire

96 “Nice try, but I don’t

think so”

98 Islands that form atop underwater volcanoes

101 Making all the

stops

102 Portion of a log 104 Quick to think or

act

106 [Grrr!]

108 “Eh, what can you

do?!”

109 Black cat,

classicall­y

111 For fear that

112 Michael of

“Superbad”

113 Wraparound

garment

114 Eye affliction

117 Belt worn with a

yukata

118 Company that

owns Wite-Out

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