Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The New York Times Crossword

No. 1118

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ACROSS

1 Modern meeting organizer

9 Opens up, in a way

15 Radicchio relative

16 Common bit of knitwear

17 Kitchen item for preparing cookies or pizza

18 Keep

19 Shade named for a bird

20 Recipe part

22 Certain descriptor after a signature nowadays

23 Elder Stark daughter on “Game of Thrones”

25 Try

27 ___ Institute, home of the Carl Sagan Center

28 Brown-y points, for short?

30 Start on a draft, say

32 Drove

33 Feast for “holiday orphans”

37 Writer with good taste?

38 One way to stress something that’s important

39 Caribbean spirit

40 Hit song title for Abba or Rihanna

41 Apple core, for short

42 Athlete’s affliction also called “twisties” in gymnastics, with “the”

44 Musical intermissi­on?

47 Leaves for lunch, maybe

51 Walks and runs, e.g.

53 Makeup of some wet bars

55 It may be buried

56 On now

58 Arcade fixture with miniature toys and candy as prizes

60 Proceed with gusto

61 “Did you enjoy yourself?”

62 Sessions of congress?

63 Flashes of understand­ing

DOWN

1 Kitchen shavings

2 ___ Jackson Jr., actor who portrayed his father in “Straight Outta Compton”

3 Charybdis’ milieu

4 Charybdis, for one

5 Treatment for someone in transition, in brief

6 “My bad!”

7 Mattress support

8 Something held in church

9 Channel establishe­d under a royal charter

10 Genesis woman

11 Retreats in the sand

12 Up and coming

13 One decidedly not laissezfai­re

14 Supposed

21 Turn down

24 Brand with three stripes

26 Burger burgled by the Hamburglar

29 Slice of pie, mathematic­ally

31 Contents of some old calendars

33 Festivity with mountains of bubbles

34 Bangs, e.g.

35 Gamer’s post-purchase addons, for short

36 Photo of someone holding up the Leaning Tower of Pisa, say

37 Like a daiquiri vis-à-vis a shot of whiskey, say

38 Curing technique

43 Moves around

45 2014 Winter Olympics locale

46 Sharp point on a kite

48 One might attach to a toddler’s backpack

49 Receive

50 The 411

52 Apt rhyme for “fit”

54 Print sources, maybe

57 E.T.A. provider

59 Setting for the film “1917,” familiarly

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