NY Times Crossword 10 Dec 18, Monday
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shoestrings | LACES |
| 6 | Cook in oil | FRY |
| 9 | Brewing giant originally based in Milwaukee | PABST |
| 14 | Roofing alternative to shingles | SLATE |
| 15 | Whopper (but not the Burger King kind) | LIE |
| 16 | Hawaiian greeting | ALOHA |
| 17 | Extremely inexpensive | DIRT CHEAP |
| 19 | Things sometimes hidden behind paintings | SAFES |
| 20 | Extinguish, as a fire | PUT OUT |
| 21 | Cost of a bank transaction that’s not with one’s own bank | ATM FEE |
| 22 | Confucian philosophy | TAO |
| 24 | Bottom-up, as a political movement | GRASS-ROOTS |
| 26 | Runs away to marry | ELOPES |
| 29 | Like some winter highways | ICY |
| 30 | Perfect test grade | A-PLUS |
| 31 | New Testament trio | MAGI |
| 33 | Pop a fly? | SWAT |
| 37 | “Now things are getting interesting” … or a hint to the first words of 17-, 24-, 45- and 57-Across | THE PLOT THICKENS |
| 40 | Gilbert of “Roseanne” and “The Conners” | SARA |
| 41 | Knots | TIES |
| 42 | Ship of 1492 | PINTA |
| 43 | High degree | PHD |
| 44 | Bub | BUSTER |
| 45 | Amateurish | BUSH LEAGUE |
| 51 | GPS lines: Abbr. | RDS |
| 52 | Going from gig to gig | ON TOUR |
| 53 | Texas city seen in many westerns | LAREDO |
| 56 | Hatred | ODIUM |
| 57 | Bars that kids go to? | JUNGLE GYM |
| 60 | Get a feeling | SENSE |
| 61 | Iraq War danger, in brief | IED |
| 62 | One of the Hawaiian Islands | KAUAI |
| 63 | Parts of a forest | TREES |
| 64 | “Here’s something interesting,” in brief | FYI |
| 65 | Got some Z’s | SLEPT |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Timothy Leary’s drug | LSD |
| 2 | “The Greatest” in the ring | ALI |
| 3 | One who doesn’t travel to work alone | CARPOOLER |
| 4 | “___, Brute!” | ET TU |
| 5 | Religious offshoot | SECT |
| 6 | ___-de-lis | FLEUR |
| 7 | Cowboy’s rope | RIATA |
| 8 | Informal affirmative | YEP |
| 9 | Danish or cream puff | PASTRY |
| 10 | Avis competitor | ALAMO |
| 11 | Highly successful, in theaterspeak | BOFFO |
| 12 | One of 500 in a ream | SHEET |
| 13 | Zaps with a police gun | TASES |
| 18 | Harleys, in slang | HOGS |
| 21 | PC character set | ASCII |
| 22 | Milk dispensers | TEATS |
| 23 | Leader of the pack | ALPHA |
| 25 | Sounds of resignation | SIGHS |
| 27 | Stage after larva | PUPA |
| 28 | Bilingualism subj. | ESL |
| 31 | Sacred peak in Greek myth: Abbr. | MT IDA |
| 32 | Had one’s fill | ATE |
| 33 | Equipment often transported on a car’s roof | SKIS |
| 34 | Was a maverick | WENT ROGUE |
| 35 | Chipped in at a poker game | ANTED |
| 36 | Old Russian royals | TSARS |
| 38 | None of the above | OTHER |
| 39 | Computer’s “brain,” for short | CPU |
| 43 | Clouds of smoke | PLUMES |
| 44 | What the Titanic had a disastrous encounter with | BERG |
| 45 | Give a lift | BOOST |
| 46 | Beneath | UNDER |
| 47 | “Goosebumps” writer R. L. ___ | STINE |
| 48 | One of four purchased for a Monopoly property | HOUSE |
| 49 | Sticky | GLUEY |
| 50 | We, on a candy heart | U AND I |
| 54 | Fraternal group | ELKS |
| 55 | “You’re on!” | DEAL! |
| 57 | Alternative to Skippy or Peter Pan | JIF |
| 58 | Big mouth | YAP |
| 59 | Cambridge sch. for budding engineers | MIT |