LET’S JOIN HANDS
Across
1. On-the-green golf
strokes
6. Soothing salve
10. Sashes in “The Mikado” 14. Wasn’t apathetic
19. Square, in the ‘60s 20. Opposite of aweather,
to a sailor
21. Name in a da Vinci
masterpiece
22. Olympic speed skater
___ Anton Ohno
23. Bohemian New York
retreat
25. ___ -bitty
26. White-flag waver’s
desire
27. Reason to call off the
kicker
29. Weary exhales
30. Cdr.’s underling
31. Twitter punishments 32. Military aviators,
collectively
33. Somali-born
representative Omar 34. What Ariz. and Hawaii are the only two states not to have
35. Rainbow’s shape
36. There ___ fool like an old
fool
37. Mo. when many buy
candy
39. Where mail for a sgt.
might go
40. Ancient, in slang
44. Unit of speed at sea 45. ___ point (center of
attention)
48. Willie Mays, the Say ___
Kid
49. Confidently claimed 51. Bert who played a
cowardly lion
52. Utah’s “Family City
U.S.A.”
54. ___ Q (Hostess snack
cake)
56. Makes a choice
58. Yesterday’s flames 59. Go bad, as vegetables 60. Sensitive to the touch 61. Caesar salad ingredient 64. Dubai’s place, for short 65. Two-ingredient cocktail 68. Upper limit, for short 69. First soft drinks sold in
cans
71. Features of some trendy
jeans
72. Torque-transmitting
tooth
73. Start of an magician’s
incantation
74. World-weary sigh
75. Dozes off for a bit
76. Single-named Art Deco
designer
77. ___ Kadiddlehopper, Red
Skelton character 116. Working diligently 117. One of several on a
raccoon’s tail
118. Andean beast of burden Down
1. The “Big Bad Wolf” did it 2. They sometimes call
strikes
3. Rocket booster’s push 4. Wedding cake feature,
often
5. Outlawed baseball pitch 6. Tightrope-walker’s asset 7. Arkin and Rickman 8. What creditors do
9. Avoiding the press
10. 15th letter of the Greek
alphabet
11. South Africa’s first prime
minister
12. “___ alia” (among other
things)
13. Continues speaking 14. Watch the neighbor’s
feline
15. When to celebrate
National Poetry Month 16. Like lion cubs at play 17. Nickname of the Mexican drug lord Joaquin
Guzman
18. Neglects to
24. Pottery fragment
28. Two-time Atlantic
crosser of 1493
36. Bag of chips at checkout,
say
38. Tallest b-ball player,
usually
40. Whaleboat propellers 41. Scarlett’s sweetheart
42. Spaced-out, say
78. People of La Paz 43. Wrigley wall covering 81. Web address ending for 44. Was true to, as one’s
a college word
82. Takes, as a lawyer’s 45. Bordeaux bloom advice
46. State that’s the home of 83. Wife of an Indian prince the Zapotec
85. Siblings, sons, 47. “Up in Smoke” comedy
daughters, etc. duo
90. When you think you’ll
leave, briefly
91. Spicy General on a menu
92. Rapper ___ Azalea
93. ___ in “elephant”
94. ___-cone (summer treat)
97. Rambo-esque
99. European capital on the
Vltava River
102. Cook, as dinner
103. Spanish military hero
El ___
104. (None of these choices)
105. The whole shebang
108. Stringed Renaissance
instruments
109. Write up, as a speeder
110. Portrays precisely
111. Test that discovers the sex of the fetus, for short
112. Reply to “Can this be
true?”
113. Tesla head Musk
114. Sewing machine pioneer
Howe
115. Young builder’s
collection 50. Roster with assignments 52. Sea creature with no
natural predators
53. Wallaby relatives, for
short
54. Telenovelas, in English 55. Vessels for caterers 57. Shaking in one’s boots 60. Use UPS, perhaps
61. Robber’s haul
62. What a slight favorite has 63. They’re conducted by
docs and profs
65. Yukon Quest transport 66. Without refinement 67. Wash before surgery 70. Upscale hotel chain
name
73. The opposite of failed
miserably
75. Tuscaloosa-to-huntsville
dir.
76. Whirling water
79. They’re worth 0 toward
G.P.A.S
80. Baldness, to physicians 81. Give rise to
82. Storage item near an
outdoor faucet
83. Dismissal, as from office 84. Per instance
86. Peaking above all
87. Water, in Ju·rez
88. Going out the door 89. Wine barrel descriptor 91. Sculptures without limbs 94. Word on the Canadian
province list
95. Workday start, for some 96. Ukranian seaport
98. Sun-related prefix 100. You Got It” singer Bonnie
101. When to hear “O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art
thou Romeo?”
102. You might thump it to
see if it’s fresh
106. Place to buy pastrami
107. You people, down south