Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh puzzler

- RUTH ANN DAILEY

ACROSS 1 Fish-and-chips fish 4 Attaches with a rope 11 Head out

16 First Republican prez 17 Select for a jury 18 Ohio rubber city 19 Spanish Florida settlement where the world’s first St. Patrick’s Day parade was held, in 1601 21 Be deserving of

22 Former Montana mining town 23 Green film on metals, e.g. 25 Rink surface

26 Tennis great Arthur

27 It is dyed green each year (since 1962)

30 Howard of “WKRP in Cincinnati” 32 Songstress Lena

33 Comics fight scene word 34 Slob’s creation

36 Baldwin of “30 Rock”

39 He once made St. Patrick’s Day a holiday for his troops

44 Necessitat­e 46 Noxious emissions 47 Boot camp V.I.P. 49 Quite bizarre 50 Old-style revolution­ary 52 An American, but not Irish, St. Pat’s tradition

54 Crash-investigat­ing agcy. 55 “Help __ the way!”

57 D.C. ballplayer

58 “It __ hit me yet…” 60 Teaching privately

65 City with an annual parade since 1771

69 Basie’s “__ ‘Clock Jump” 70 “The Last Jedi” villain Kylo 71 Amicus __ (friend of the court) 72 Where __ (happening place) 73 Rags-to-riches writer Horatio 75 Where Irish soldiers in the British Army formed the Thirteen Colonies’ first St. Pat’s parade, in 1766

78 The squiggle in piñata 79 Womb-related

80 __ Paulo, Brazil

81 Played around (with)

82 Cars discontinu­ed after 1931 83 Houston sch.

DOWN

1 “Come with me to the __” (”Algiers” catch-phrase)

2 Slow to catch on

3 Opposite of births

4 Buster Brown’s dog

5 Outback bird 6 Festoons with Charmin, briefly 7 Millinery accessory

8 Pioneering computer of the 1940s 9 Words before cop or wreck 10 Horse-drawn winter rides 11 Hollywood’s Hedy

12 Barely make, with “out”

13 Make a fashionabl­e entrance?

14 Give utterance to

15 Keypad key

20 Beehive State tribe

24 Rope loop

27 “Let’s move it!”

28 Big Harleys, in slang

29 Where “three men” of rhyme are 31 Protestant denom.

34 Lamebrain

35 MIT grad, often

37 The Emerald Isle

38 First symbol on a music staff

39 Aptly named NYC sports talk radio station

40 Close relative

41 In an impressive way

42 Like some tea or medicine

43 Hard or soft menu item 45 Silently acknowledg­e 48 Listless feeling

51 Vishnu worshipper

53 “I could __ horse!” 56 Chest bone

59 Like some vows

60 “And __ off!”

61 Campus mil. program 62 Refuse to budge 63 Comparable to a pin 64 Prankster’s cry

65 Engine maker __ & Whitney 66 Prefix meaning “sun”

67 Be dishonest with 68 Handled clumsily 72 Eisenhower and Turner 74 Suffix with “stamp” 76 Sunflower product 77 Genetic messenger inits.

Solution published here next Sunday. Direct questions or comments to ruthanndai­ley@hotmail.com

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