The New York Times Crossword
ACROSS
1 Italian sauce with meat and
tomatoes
5 Person seeking damages 9 Letter that’s only 25% of the way through the Greek alphabet, surprisingly 13 Cheers for banderilleros 14 Martial artist/actor who played the emperor of China in 2020’s “Mulan”
15 Good name for an
ophthalmologist 16“You and I should eat that” 18 Salmon, e.g.
19 Force out
20 Flowering plants associated with the Augusta National golf course
22 Utter
23 Actress Garr
25 Dating app description 26 Ki data college bar who seems, tome as a bouncer, too young to allow in 32 Palestinian president starting
in 2005
34 Place
35 Calendar box
36 Essential point
37 Bill worth billions
39 When most Geminis are born 40 Spoil
41 Dog breed whose coat
resembles dreadlocks 42 Drinks at soda shops 43 Easter item that the woman is
goingtodecorate
47 More, in Mexico
48 Short johns?
49 Nowhere to be found, informally
52 Risk territory bordering Siberia 56 Sponsored boys at baptisms 58 Desertlike 59 What the couple dressed in
lu pine costumes said
61 It’s worth zero in baccarat 62 Gets wind of
63 Land whose prime minister is
known as the Taoiseach 64 “For Pete’s ___!”
65 Stops waffling
66 Licks, maybe
DOWN
1 Hats, so to speak
2 Siri : Apple :: ___ : Amazon 3 Seat of Pennsylvania’s Adams
County
4 Losing team in the “Miracle
on Ice” hockey game
5 Harsh
6 Shoshonean language 7 Director Kazan
8 Little Nabisco crackers
9 Bag brand
10 Great Lakes port
11 Mother of Beyoncé and
Solange Knowles
12 Requests
14 Affected by ennui
17 Most Rwandans and
Burundians 21 Member of a support staff 24 Impart, as values
27 Dodgers might not pay it 28 “Jeopardy!” impossibility 29 XXX film
30 Speak hysterically
31 Batiking needs
32 High point
33 Talk big
37 “Tell me if you recognize me from just my voice and the feel of my hands over your eyes”
38 Last word of the Pledge of
Allegiance
39 Middle Brady family
daughter
41 Cool, in old slang
42 Botch
44 Photocopy flaw
45 Waiters at busy restaurants
might be handed them 46 Declares openly
50 Like helium
51 Sure-footed pack animals 52 Sure-footed pack animals 53 Number that’s often in Italian 54 Sharp twist, as in a hose 55 Remain fresh
57 Whole bunch
60 Tattletale