San Francisco Chronicle

SATURDAY PUZZLES N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD

- By David Tuffs / Edited by Will Shortz

© The New York Times

ACROSS 1 Turn off

6 Make a trade

10 Emulate Rockin’ Robin, in a 1958 hit

13 Poke

18 “Go me!”

19 Somewhat,

musically

20 Hemingway’s home for over 20 years

21 Skatepark trick

22 One in charge of Brownies and cookies?/ Easy to understand

25 Put away for

now

26 Drink with a

domed lid

27 More than just

compact

28 “Consequent­ly

... ”

29 Feature of an

ungulate

30 Dance move used to teach children how to limit spreading germs while sneezing

31 Post-dryer

chore/Splendid

35 Game stoppers

37 Shawkat of “Arrested Developmen­t”

38 It’s a stretch

39 Steamed

Chinese bun

40 Apt name for a

horticultu­rist?

41 Wispy, as hair

43 Buzzer

44 Ring or belt,

essentiall­y

45 One whom the bride and groom didn’t invite/Steal a meal

50 Now

52 Traveled on

horseback

53 Predators whose genus name translates to “of the kingdom of the dead”

54 Moonfish

56 Speaker of the catchphras­e “Did I do that?” on 1990s TV

57 Inoffensiv­e

59 Deep cut?

61 Brit’s

clothespin

62 Utopia/ Occasional­ly, poetically

66 With 72-Across, post-sledding mugful

69 Settles the

score

70 Potential result

of a strike

72 See 66-Across

75 Green isle

76 Plus

79 Akbar’s tomb

locale

80 Despises

82 German deli meat/ Discussion 85 One might be raised on a farm

86 “Washboard”

features

88 M.L.B. player with over 600 career home runs, to fans

89 Mushy ____ (British side dish)

90 Poehler of

“Inside Out”

91 Palm product

92 Mexican capital

94 Some steel

beams

96 They might result in booby prizes/Physical discomfort­s

101 Sportsman of the Century, per Sports Illustrate­d

104 Stop running, in

a way

105 Words with motion or stone

106 ____-do-well

107 “Don’t Matter”

singer, 2007

108 Arduous

journeys

109 Issue featuring celebrity issues/ Repeatedly

112 “Bloody” English monarch

113 “Gotcha”

114 John known as the “Father of the National Parks”

115 More adorable

116 Fightin’ words 117 2012 Seth MacFarlane film with a 2015 sequel

118 Vocal nudge 119 Notificati­on

DOWN

1 Unyielding

2 Feminist writer Jong

3 Westminste­r competitor

4 Popular French periodical

5 Article in a French periodical

6 Stolen goods

7 Like yarn and old film

8 Intermissi­on follower, often

9 Party person, informally

10 Siddhartha Gautama by another name

11 Like Nero Wolfe

12 One getting out early

13 California’s ____ Tree National Park

14 Brown of the Food Network

15 Donation center

16 Paris-based carrier

17 Tiny prop

20 “Pleeease?”

23 Impatient contractio­n

24 National birds of Germany, Egypt and Mexico 31 Stereotypi­cal name for a female poodle

32 Grannies

33 Calculus

calculatio­n

34 It might end on

a high note

36 Lent a hand

40 Sierra ____

41 TV monitor, in

brief?

42 Glass of “This

American Life”

43 Praise for a diva

44 Tedious sort

45 Lettuce, in many a low-carb recipe

46 Big jazz combo

47 It smooths the

way

48 Part of a goat or

Africa

49 Weapon with a

spring

51 Behind, in slang

55 Lee who wrote “Go Set a Watchman”

58 “Am I

understood?”

59 Grift

60 Assert

63 What gerunds

are formed from

64 Not just bad

65 “99 Luftballon­s” singer

66 Three sheets to

the wind

67 Gumbo

vegetables

68 “Go, ____!”

69 Continue

71 Modern lead-in

to -ade

72 Coup group 73 Many a 21st-century liberal

74 PT Cruisers, e.g.

76 Ohio site of the first Quaker Oats factory

77 NorCal hub

78 Grassy surface

81 Go with the

wind, in a way

83 Where you hope to get a good deal

84 Spots to relax

87 “Fiddlestic­ks!”

91 Clicks “I agree,”

maybe

92 Where to let a

sleeping dog lie

93 Do some taxing

work online?

94 Start of many a

T-shirt slogan

95 Most of it is found underwater

97 Home of the world’s busiest train station (3.5 million daily commuters)

98 Come to an

end

99 River through

Pakistan

100 Many interstate

vehicles

102 No party person

103 Like noble gases

107 Blue: Sp.

108 “Am I

oversharin­g?”

110 Childish

nuisance

111 Major health legislatio­n of 2010, in brief

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