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The New York Times Crossword Puzzle: Double Talk

- BY RICH KATZ / PUZZLE EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ

1

Pulled one’s pants up?

Group of mimes, maybe Neither crushed it nor got crushed Revenue source for a website 19 Excitement 20 Really bad

21 But wait!

23 One of the Wayans

brothers

24 Output of Michel de

Montaigne

25 Asian honorific 26 Bone insert following an accident

In the past

She shares a home with Homer Small plateau Broad key

Pig

Potato, in Indian cooking

37 Buffoon

38 To peace!

41 Totally phat 43 Nail—polish brand 44 Queen’s accessory 45 “Star Wars” queen 47 Go ____

50 Classic Greek

archetype?

54 Word for word, in

Paris?

55 Holy Week

58 Get ready

59 Place to drop off a package

With 2—Down, end of the Gettysburg address?

Wipe clean Lhasa ____ Pointer

“E pluribus unum” appears on one Crushed (it) “The Glass Bead Game” author Lipa who sang “Levitating” Martini ingredient Text tweaks

Air rights “Cool” that’s no longer cool Mind—numbing detail

Skip a party, in a way

French cosmetics chain Coming ‘round again Padre’s hermana Psychedeli­c dose Bare feet Snoop

Ones who get setters better? 7 13 18 27 28

31 33 35 36 61

62 63 65 66

69 70

72

74 76 77 79

82 84 85 87

89 90 91 96 98

ACROSS

99 100

101 103 104 105

106 108

110 112 117 118 119 120 121 122 1 2 3 4

5

6 7 8 9

Surface alternativ­e One praised at the Kaaba Actress Rowlands One winging it? “And so on” Profession­al connection­s Guacamole or tahini Air—____ (extra— secure, as a computer) “How considerat­e!” We won!

Goes “bottoms up”? Brainstorm­s Beethoven work once called the “Bonaparte” Symphony Impatientl­y agitated Volkswagen model One of eight in a V8

DOWN

Visit to the Kaaba See 61—Across Certain web portal Deliver (on), as a promise Beethoven wrote a piece “für” her Relaxation spots Lock

Spoil

Yours and mine 10 11

12 13 14 15 16

17 19

20

22 26

28 29

30 32 34

35

37 39

Loan shark Grilled sandwich on Italian bread Part of a Western herd

You might get it for a lot

“____ been thinking ... “

Peak once known as Mount Mckinley First state to legalize psychedeli­c mushrooms “Star Wars” Jedi “Mmm, I see what you’re saying” Hershey toffee confection Scottish toppers Commit a holiday— etiquette no—no Term of address that becomes less formal when its middle letter is removed Enterprise alternativ­e

Flew by

Have ambitions One of its uses is boring

One doing kickflips and ollies, in slang Red—faced Exhaust ... or something found near the exhaust 40 42 43

46

48 49 51 52 53

56 57

60 63

64 67 68 71

73 74

75 77

78

80 81

Wrathful

Yoga equipment Memorable part of Rossini’s “William Tell”

First of five at the Globe Theater Toss in Infuser contents See in

Trick

Column that might lead to a row? Home—organizing guru Marie Focuses of some sonograms

Put on airs [purposeful cough]

Salon treatment, for short

Book before Obadiah

Like those at the top, it’s said Ingredient in perfumes

Early ISP Using an e—cigarette Delivery org. Sources of winter strains “You’ve got the wrong guy” Muse of love poetry Blue Ribbon beer 83 86

88 91 92

93 94 95 96 97

102 103 105 107

109

111 112

113 114 115

116

Connective tissues in the legs, informally Some Youtube content, in short Real head—turner Midday nap “____ Girl” (Billy Joel hit) Ketchup container, maybe

“Well, aren’t you the cat’s meow!” Complains, complains, complains Manages to acquire, as a table at a popular restaurant

Bear whose porridge was too hot Everglades bird ____ dish

Like a leaky pen Smartphone predecesso­rs, for short

Word with school or cook

1040 collector Currency unit in Laos

Flight spec Small problem Lead—in to sphere or system Sought office

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