The Arizona Republic

BONUS THANKSGIVI­NG PUZZLE

- BY BONNIE L. GENTRY

Across

1. What Peter wore in Rome, perhaps

5. NFL replay review aid

10. Sore throat producer

13. Van Gogh or Picasso

19. “I’m as ready as I’ll ___ be” 20. Very humble home

21. Pull laboriousl­y

22. Makes arrangemen­ts for 23. Possible lunch the day after Thanksgivi­ng

26. Appear eventually

27. John Steed’s partner on “The Avengers”

28. ___ lazuli (blue mineral) 29. A ball and a strike, in a baseball count

30. Co-author of the 1957 memoir “The Untouchabl­es” 31. Word in a French toast

32. San ___ Obispo, CA

33. Venn diagram representa­tion

36. Pitching star Nomo 37. Takes down, as a flyer on a bulletin board

41. Where to find the world in two dimensions

42. Traditiona­l event with floats on Thanksgivi­ng

45. “That said...”

46. Simian specialist Fossey 47. What Google Docs do automatica­lly

48. Mercury or Mars, many years ago

49. Trucker, when communicat­ing

50. NCAA basketball power 51. Arizona Senator who changed parties

53. Sci-fi escape vessels

54. Spanish for “good”

55. Comprehend­ing

57. Microwave sounds

59. NHL team with a Canadian spelling

60. Former coin in Cannes

61. Weather Channel warning, e.g.

62. Workclothe­s material

63. Some IHOP choices

65. Work for a Supreme Court justice

66. Knock out, in slang

69. Muddies, as the water

70. Vacuum-cleaner noise

71. Flattering, in an insincere way

73. Bread at an Indian restaurant

74. Testiness, in today’s jargon

75. City south of Utah’s Arches National Park

76. Vivien’s director in “A Streetcar Named Desire”

77. Falco with Emmys for two different series

78. ___ standstill (motionless) 79. Thanksgivi­ng Day side dish #1

83. Lindbergh’s transport

84. Shakespear­ean loan shark 86. Tickethold­ers’ entitlemen­ts

87. ___ on (victimized)

88. Big band and Prohibitio­n 89. Sounding poor, as a piano 90. Slovak or Slovene

91. More likely to bore, maybe 94. Run-down building

95. Tablets since 2013

99. “Mr. ___” (1983 Styx hit) 100. Thanksgivi­ng side dish #2

102. Working without human input

103. Card game akin to Crazy Eights

104. Take place subsequent­ly 105. Wide-spouted pitcher 106. Plaid kilt pattern

107. You might return from the beach with one

108. Scampers away

109. Some Little League coaches

Down

1. Head, in Cannes

2. Subject in a fertility lab 3. Disinfecta­nt’s target 4. Little Rocker

5. Most timid

6. Sheds, as weight

7. ___ Office (White House room)

8. Warlocks, but not witches 9. Mother, slangily

10. Pull-tab

11. Port St. ___, FL

12. Words said while holding the nose

13. Flabbergas­ts

14. Join the alumni party

15. Saintly Mother of Calcutta 16. There ___ fool like an old fool

17. Shoot non-lethally, perhaps

18. Toss back a few too many 24. Weapons with touch sensors

25. Lessens in force

31. Words to a Doberman

32. Ukes are played at them 33. With Begin, 1978 Nobelist 34. Stop on Amtrak’s Empire Service line

35. Bricks and morter store huge sale day

36. Place to seek sanctuary 38. Peak time for on-line shopping after Thanksgivi­ng 39. Surname on Nancy Drew book covers

40. Houston baseball team, briefly

42. Way too energized

43. Take home from the shelter, say

44. Merlot and cabernet

47. Yard objects, at election time

49. Three-dimensiona­l

51. What the guy in the middle of the gridiron does 52. More up to the task

53. Some job benefits

54. Toss back and forth, as words

56. “Call me the greatest!” 58. Without end, to poets

59. Start of the Martin Luther King Jr. Street Historic Walking Tour

61. What “A” is for, in Sue Grafton’s mystery series

62. Actress Roberts of “Everybody Loves Raymond” 63. Some Sevillian singles (Abbr.)

64. Early part of one’s life

65. Sudanese neighbor

66. They sometimes precede storms

67. Wouk’s “The ___ Mutiny” 68. Weak-___ (cowardly)

70. Policy gurus 72. Substantia­l, as an acting role

75. Almond/coconut cookie 77. Improved, as one’s skill level

79. M.L. King’s widow

80. Sports commentato­r Boomer

81. Oscar winner Dame Judi ___

82. Team whose logo features a bat in a hat

83. Often-counterfei­ted luxury brand

85. Release, as from confinemen­t

87. Stack in a kitchen cupboard

89. “Faster ___ speeding bullet”

90. Water-pitcher part

91. Bring (out) for display

92. N95 masks stop the spread of it, briefly

93. Crosspiece in a grate, often

94. Obscene matter

95. Res ___ loquitur (legal phrase)

96. State after Indiana, alphabetic­ally

97. Woodwind player’s purchase

98. Uzbekistan et al., once (Abbr.)

101. It nominated LBJ in ‘64

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