Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh puzzler

- RUTH ANN DAILEY Send comments or questions to ruthanndai­ley@hotmail.com

ACROSS

1 Whirls

6 Coldest ocean

12 Bygone Russian royals

17 Like some car windows

19 Show mercy

20 “Did my heart love till now?” speaker 21 Country music?

22 Observance for which 29-Across is credited with successful­ly securing national holiday status

24 GPS suggestion

25 Bit of body ink

27 CPR pro

28 Salary bumps

29 Born October 24, 1788, she helmed Godey’s Lady’s Book, the 19th century’s most widely circulated magazine [Her unusual middle name is 7 letters long]

34 Terre surrounded by mer

35 Pride : lions :: parliament : __ 36 Actress Tyler or Ullmann

37 Tattled (on)

41 Mil. truant

43 “__ Tu” (“You Are”: Sp.), 1974 hit 44 Took a lode off?

46 Actress Farrow or soccer great Hamm 47 With 49-Across, first line of 29Across’s most famous poem

49 See 47-Across

51 Most billboards, e.g.

52 Not at all fond of

54 Belgrade natives

55 Uncle Remus’s __ Rabbit

56 Whirling “Looney Tunes” devil, for short 57 Midnight fridge visit

59 Hindi honorific

62 Excessive curiosity

64 Purring pet

67 It was created by 81-Across

70 Title preferred by 29-Across

72 Ages and ages

73 Santa’s landing pads

74 Turkish title

75 Dog food brand

76 Textile plant supplies

78 Little one

79 High spirits

80 Lead-in to “got it” or “had it”

81 To test a new invention (67-Across), he recited 47/49-Across, written by 29Across 87 Fishy bunch 90 Body shop fig. 91 Expected 92 FDR power project 93 Where 29-Across spent most of her adult life

97 Swashbuckl­er’s weapon 99 Broadcaste­r

100 Tribal emblems

101 Name tied to the Great Chicago Fire 102 Part with some money

103 Humiliates 104 Tortilla-chip dip

DOWN

1 Has the lead role

2 One of a 1492 trio

3 What some decorators decorate 4 Hypothetic­al degree

5 Simmer with anger

6 Gallery display

7 Does a cobbler’s job

8 Workshop grippers

9 Last Commandmen­t’s position

10 Pen filler

11 Dollar divs.

12 Court event

13 Part of USSR

14 Novelist Kingsley or Martin 15 Philosophe­r Descartes

16 Drenches, in dialect

18 Key of Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus”: abbr.

23 Rough road surface

26 How some clothing is made 30 Partner in battle

31 Take an oath

32 Justice who succeeded O’Connor 33 Guesser’s request

38 Actor Epps or Sharif

39 Bird’s perch

40 Blots gently

41 Docs’ grp.

42 Bread roll?

43 Gutter locale

44 Actress Gaynor of “South Pacific” 45 Cease’s partner

48 Place to drop anchor 49 Terrier tether

50 Helmed

53 Bus map dots

55 Refrigerat­or drawer

57 Prince Harry, for one

58 What the Silk Road crossed 59 Zoomed

60 Maritime “Hey!”

61 Sharpen

62 Clinton-era commercial pact 63 Israeli desert

64 Heavenly

65 Egyptian cobra

66 General on a Chinese menu 68 Became tiresome

69 Word after “wiggle” or “escape” 71 Sitarist Shankar

74 Never surpassed

77 Like some cars and kisses 79 Deep cuts

80 Lofty goals

82 Squirrel away

83 Nasal partitions

84 Franc replacemen­t

85 Do-__ (second chances)

86 ___ soul (nobody)

87 Relaxing get-aways 88 Guacamole scooper

89 Fill a position

94 Greek H

95 Easy throw

96 Balaam’s beast

98 Casserole’s green bit

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