The Commercial Appeal

The New York Times Sunday Crossword | Take Two

- By Celeste Watts and Jeff Chen / Edited by Will Shortz

ACROSS

1 After the fact, as a justificat­ion 8 Co-star of “The Golden Girls” 17 Knock over, so

to speak 20 Quaker fare 21 Go poof

22 Drop the ball 23 ILLUS__RA__

ORS

25 What a third wheel might see, in brief 26 Setting for most

of “Life of Pi” 27 Tests the weight

of

28 One of the

Greats? 30 Oscars of the

sporting world 33 Good sign for an angel

34 Intl. org. headquarte­red in Geneva 37 Some bad

sentences 39 ACC__L__

RATOR 44 Grapple, in

dialect 47 Exercise too

much, say

48 A as in Arles 49 LUXUR__

__ACHT 54 “____ Agnus Dei” (Mass phrase)

55 Peak in Turkey mentioned in both the “Iliad” and the “Aeneid” 56 Runner Sebastian who once held the world record for the mile

57 What you might get from a trailer

59 Sport played at British boarding schools

60 Post

production? 64 ____ mater, membrane surroundin­g the brain

65 Popular 90-min.

show 66 ENDANGER__

EN__ 70 Man’s name that coincident­ally is Latin for “honey”

73 Word with small or fish

74 Weak

75 What may result in a handshake

76 Help to one’s destinatio­n

82 The Blue Jays, on scoreboard­s 83 Comeback to a challenge of authority

84 Bitter 85 CONFIG__ __ATION

90 Actor Somerhalde­r 91 Most in the style of comedian Steven Wright 92 Unfocused 93 POI__T OF __IEW

100 Go all out

101 French fashion

inits.

102 “Kinda sorta” 103 Pan-cook, in a

way

107 Supermodel

Bündchen

109 Pepé ____

(cartoon skunk) 111 Drop off

112 Admit (to)

113 __OTIC__

120 Hit the weed? 121 Have guests

over

122 Guest, e.g.

123 Place full of

guests

124 Start of a seasonal request

125 Some kitchen utensils

DOWN

1 Entourage 2 Hall’s partner in pop

3 Part of a thong 4 “OK, you can stop the story right there” 5 Old-fashioned “cool”

6 One might speak under it 7 Co-star of Kline in “A Fish Called Wanda”

8 Start of a compilatio­n heading

9 Times for some vigils

10 Letters on many towers

11 Busy mo. for C.P.A.S

12 Go bad 13 Three-sport event, for short 14 A chest often has a large one 15 States

16 Recharge 17 Photocopy, e.g. 18 It’s the law! 19 Item said to have been burned in protest, once 24 Musical prefix with beat 29 Memphis-to-nashville dir. 31 Emphatic assent

32 Lively dance genre

34 Hone

35 Contract details 36 Beehive State city 38 Aerodynami­c 40 Bishop’s jurisdicti­on 41 Antagonist 42 Hotel-room staples 43 Top-notch 44 Booties 45 Playwright Chekhov 46 Garbage

50 Drink similar to a slushie

51 About 460 inches of rain per year, on Kauai’s Mt. Waialeale

52 HBO satire starring Julia Louis-dreyfus 53 ____ bar 54 Org. that takes the lead on lead?

58 Baby fox

60 How a flirt may act

61 Football stat: Abbr.

62 NAOH

63 Radio broadcaste­r: Abbr. 66 Legislatio­n that was part of F.D.R.’S New Deal

67 Ethnic group of Rwanda and Burundi

68 Two, for four

69 Coin with 12 stars 70 “Zoom-zoom” sloganeer 71 Hollywood composer Bernstein with 14 Oscar nomination­s 72 Guarded

73 Like pets and parking meters 75 ____ Slam (tennis feat) 76 Julius Caesar’s first name 77 Words of hopelessne­ss 78 Mature naturally, in a way

79 ____ Writers’ Workshop 80 Electronic Hasbro toy

81 One side of the coin

83 Arias, typically 86 Scottish folk dance 87 Alternativ­e explanatio­n for a lucky guess, in brief

88 Ear: Prefix 89 Letters on some badges 94 “Stillmatic” rapper 95 Seen

96 Kind of skate 97 Brown shade 98 Kids’ observatio­n game

99 Hit musical with an “Emerald City Sequence” 104 Yoke

105 HP product

106 Narrowly beats

(out)

108 Singer James 109 Drink for un

bébé

110 A full moon will

do this

112 Life force, in

China

114 ____ Majesty 115 Hosp. areas

116 The Jazz, on

scoreboard­s

117 Brown shade 118 Things for happy campers?

119 Picky person’s

pick?

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