Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The New York Times Crossword

No. 1204

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ACROSS

1 Abscond with

6 Cairo cobras

10 Bit of hardware that fits in a

nut

14 The fate one deserves 15 Bug on a pug

16 Like 2, 4, 6, 8 …

17 Not quite right

18 Wander

19 1/5 of a nickel

20 Make history at the

Olympics, say

23 They can be boosted or inflated

24 Calvin and Hobbes, for one 25 Totally reverse one’s losing position

31 Impersonat­e

32 Sets (down)

33 Nowhere to be found, for

short

35 Palindromi­c boy

36 Play on the radio

37 Dada’s mama, maybe 38 Summer zodiac sign 39 “Hey, you!”

41 Followers of an “enduring”

philosophy

43 Have an impact that can be

gauged

46 Historic stretch

47 “Gracious me!”

48 Keep going without faltering

one bit

54 Shoulder muscle, informally 55 “Oh, sure it is!”

56 Allow entrance

58 Mineral known as the “imperial gem”

59 Info on a “Hello” tag 60 Nintendo enthusiast, e.g. 61 What a toddler in a snowsuit might be pulling 62 Like Death Valley’s climate 63 Child’s bedtime request

DOWN

1 Upbeat precursor to reggae 2 Scottish caps

3 Lake bordering Ohio and

New York

4 Radio band for news and

talk formats

5 Layered pasta dish

6 From the beginning 7 Tortoiseli­ke

8 Kind of tree in “The Twelve

Days of Christmas” 9 Speedy delivery option 10 “Don’t do that dorky thing

you do”

11 Finished

12 Give temporaril­y 13 Explosive Minecraft block 21 Forget-me-___ (blue

flowers)

22 Babes in the woods? 25 Clan symbol

26 “So are we!” 27 Top-of-the-line

28 La Brea ___ Pits

29 Content of a clickable

envelope icon

30 “Well, ___ you asked …” 31 Experience­d campaigner, for

short

34 Little Energizers

36 Volcanic cloud component 37 Silently greeted

39 Cheeky

40 Energy needed to power

through

41 Sonic the Hedgehog

company

42 Loose-leaf alternativ­es 44 Blew off steam

45 Prepared one’s home for a

newborn

48 Handout following a shuffle 49 Bygone, in Chaucer’s tales 50 Letter-shaped beam 51 Trucker’s ride

52 Bullets and such

53 Feature of a tall cake 54 Workers at dance clubs who 20-, 25-, 43- and 48-Across 57 “You’ll never know until you ___!”

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