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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE ACROSS 1 Drab military wear 7 Most thick and sticky 14 Sommelier’s stoppered bottle 22 Words before “cash,” “gum” or “paper” 27 Spanish for “wife” 42 Refrigerator brand 47 Outside clearance event, of a sort 61 Inferior to 64 Assents to 67 Those, to Juanita 80 Morse code click 83 Doorway joints 90 U.S. aliens’ subj.

91 Timetable, for short 92 Edifice topper 103 Fishing line winder 105 Mauna __ 107 Yours, to Yvette 110 Osso ___ (veal dish) 130 “Absolutely, amigo!”

131 __ Lodge motels 138 N.Y.-to-L.A. dir.

142 Climbing plant of the pea family 145 Big bother 149 One of Santa’s reindeer 154 Differs 157 Southern Wyoming city 162 Scarfed (down) 164 Student at a lecture, often 172 More sturdy 173 Plumlike fruit 174 Uncongested highways 177 Tabula __ 182 Driverless racer, for short 210 Amusement park vehicle 211 Viscous ointment 213 Vital arteries 222 Breastbones 225 Removing (oneself) 228 Avails oneself of 230 First-aid __ 236 __ dixit (unproven assertion) 239 Bern’s river 243 Extinct animal with massive antlers 260 Pink-balloon birth message 264 Bridge bid, briefly 267 Stamp on a package of high-quality beef 269 __ Schwarz (toy retailer) 272 Slight obstacle 274 Dog docs 275 Take care of 276 Part of IHOP: Abbr.

280 Slays, slangily 294 Less refined 296 Fish organ 297 Mrs., in Munich 302 Glimmer 304 Like some Tetris pieces 308 “Ich bin __ Berliner” (JFK quote) 322 Head hair grows out of them 324 Czech or Pole 330 Spinning 332 Suffix with tendon 342 Part of YSL 344 Placed a call to 345 “Just this last item left” 347 Italian “Bye!” 355 First words in a confessional booth 356 Squid or octopus

364 370 376 378 383 400 405 406 407 409 423 425 427 429 446 450 459 473 474 477 479 480 481 484 485 487 488

Decides that one will Top-secret govt. org.

Take __ off (rest) On the up and up Eye care chain Weird and ghostly Keep possession of Tax-taking org.

Big name in dog food Trick-taking card game Include covertly in an email Basics of education, colloquially Square-cut building stone Bit of wordplay Like a marsh Guffaw syllable Phrase on a “business reply mail” envelope Monogram, e.g.: Abbr.

Not quiet Less true In the #1 position Mesmerize A parachutist pulls it “You __ have worried” Some Vegas lights Loathes Sitting with several judges presiding

DOWN 2 Wife of Zeus 3 Aid in crime 7 Audacity 8 Hodgepodges 9 1/16 of a pint 13 Give something a test run 17 Utah ski resort 19 Disney World transport 20 Funeral speech 22 Launder 27 “Zounds!”

28 Dieted successfully, perhaps 29 More slow-moving 32 Hubbubs 35 Roofing material 38 Just-born baby 53 Do a sufficient job 55 Stops sleeping 56 9-to-5er’s cry 64 Utah senator Hatch 72 Diplomat’s skill 79 Spacious 94 Hog fat 98 Divisions of hrs.

100 Brit’s bar 101 Slush Puppie company 102 Campus military gp.

105 Like many doors, handle-wise 111 Brunch time, often 118 Conger catcher 120 Cover anew, as a gift 121 At the location itself 123 Sips noisily 125 Give 10% in church 126 Boring 136 Seat of Louisiana’s St. Landry Parish 137 Gather again, as data 141 Abu Dhabi or Dubai 144 Table d’__ 146 Like some resort bars set in pools 150 Manhattan area next to SoHo 152 Drug-busting agent 155 Year, in Portugal 156 Very upset with 158 Sort of 161 Most luxuriant

163 Aficionado of haute couture 168 Direction opposite sud 171 Sound of speaking or singing, in French 176 Intimidate 181 Send forth 184 One that rises 185 Employ again 187 Bylaw, for short 194 “It’s __!” (“Don’t fall for that!”)

200 Squeezes (out) 202 Concur about 206 Pro-school gp.

208 Not butchered, as cattle 224 Photog. blowup 234 Salacious 235Corp. money managers 246 Young newts 247 Exposes 248 “Get ___ gear!”

254 Challenges with a question 255 Adds vitamins to, e.g.

256 Certain pastry crust 273 Common font type 282 Agreed-upon sale price, in investing 302 Texting “ta-ta” 305 Oven in a brewery 306 Is admitted 312 Tote, informally 315 Clothing brand founder Marc 317 Spill the beans 326 The “E” of QE2: Abbr.

327 Unrelenting and fast, as questioning 329 Get testy with 333 Tiny, informally 336 Deep, dry ravine 337 Secretary of labor Alexander 343 Elevates morally 344 Put a dent in, e.g.

348 First Hebrew letter 351 Grab __ (eat quickly) 354 “Little Bunny __” (kids’ song) 356 A multitude of 363 Very untidy 365 Some 35mm cameras 372 Many, many 389 Burns on a grill 391 Thom __ shoes 392 Bit of land in a river, to a Brit 396 Sound of an air kiss 397 Suit coat flap 398 Many pickles 408 “I want a look at that” 410 201, to Nero 411 Food pack for a GI 412 “__ my case” 414 “Car Talk” network 417 Medicare’s drug-benefit component 419 Relating to body fluids 420 Stacked messily 423 Chipotle offering 430 Goes in 431 Aspiring doc’s major 435 Nook’s partner 437 2017 White House chief of staff Priebus 441 Exposes by finking 445 Speck in the sea 452 Lay to final rest 454 Has __ ring to it 455 Celebs’ rides 461 Word before “while” 463 Adherents: Suffix 465 Panache 470 Match up, as files

CategoriCal Pursuits

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373 Org. overseeing quadrennial games 385 Ski run, e.g.

403 ESPN event 426 St. Pete ball field, with “the” 453 Ripken and Hubbard of sports 471 Camden Yards player 482 Hoops Hall of Famer Dennis DOWN 1 Figure skater Michelle 15 Olympics components 24 1989 Daytona 500 winner Waltrip 65 Kasey who won the 2017 Brickyard 400 70 Golf club VIP 77 He played 22 seasons with the Giants 92 2018 World Series winners 99 Not on the disabled list, say 103 Stat for Hank Aaron 143 NHL’s __ Smythe Trophy

232 Female New York baseball mascot 250 Trained for a breaststroke race, perhaps 252 Archery asset 269 1996 Masters winner Nick 271 Meadowlands gaits 281 Athlete who’s not under contract 296 2000s Bears quarterback Rex 314 One of a football field’s 100 341 Stole a base, say 353 Competed in Indy, e.g.

355 Second-string squad 357 “Grand” homer 379 Golfer __ Aoki 380 Beginning of a tennis serve 399 Golf’s “Slammin’ Sammy” 416 Tigers’ and Cubs’ gp.

447 Hole __ (ace) 467 Some football linemen 469 Olympic figure skater Lysacek

HISTORY ACROSS 71 Ford issued a big one for its Pintos in the 1970s 76 Part of CSA: Abbr.

81 John Brown led one on Harpers Ferry 87 Pompeii is one today 93 Wright brothers’ invention 97 Realm of Suleiman the Magnificent 133 Nixon treaty subj.

179 Eliot who fought Capone 180 The “W” of World War II’s “WAC” 186 World War II general Bradley 195 __ Offensive (1968 attack) 198 Eisenhower commanded it in World War II 217 Eur. country whose first king was Leopold I 254 Product introduced as Brad’s Drink in 1893 292 ID first issued in 1936 320 Telephone inventor 321 Burnt Sienna has been one its colors since 1903 325 William called “The Father of Modern Medicine” 328 Borden “spokescow” since 1936 349 First female prime minister of Canada 351 Mother of Nero, whom he had executed 368 Round-the-world traveler Bly

402 Traveling like Christopher Columbus 422 Argentina’s Perón 430 Direction Marco Polo went to explore 432 He waged the Gallic Wars 442 Drug in Ken Kesey’s Acid Tests 451 Franklin or Jefferson, religiously 457 Nicholas II was the last one 476 Admiral Chester W. Nimitz’s org.

483 The Spanish Armada and others 486 Spartan general who captured Athens in 404 B.C. DOWN 14 Coup __ (what Napoleon led in 1799) 16 Crete, to old Italian colonizers 18 Democratic donkey creator Thomas 30 Like Dolly, the first cloned mammal 31 Alien and __ Acts (laws passed in 1798) 52 Storied fireman Red 84 Agt. under J. Edgar Hoover 96 Iranian shah deposed in 1979 104 Longtime Soviet leader Brezhnev 115 Old Turkish title 116 Rob __ (emulate gangster John Dillinger)

127 “We __ amused” (quote attributed to Queen Victoria) 172 Island group studied by Margaret Mead 180 Christopher who designed St. Paul’s Cathedral 183 Entente __ (AngloFrench agreement of 1904) 196 10th U.S. president 199 It merged with Exxon in 1999 204 Joseph Stalin exiled him in 1928 205 Patriotic org. founded in 1890 207 1950s car feature 218 Captain of the Pinta on Columbus’ first expedition 242 State that was the birthplace of the Rep. Party 268 Retail merchant Isidor who was a victim of the Titanic 285 The Tudor period, e.g.

288 Pioneering botanist Gray 331 1993 Texas standoff site 367 Many lines from humorist Dorothy Parker 375 Mo. in 1991 in which the USSR was dissolved 377 Nissan brand phased out in the mid-1990s 390 Old Japanese emperors 432 __ d’Arc (French saint) 464 Old Italian money

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACROSS 39 Program running in a browser 51 Agency that does scientific research on weather conditions 60 Prefix with thermal 69 “Great Red” feature of Jupiter 111 Having a long, hollow snout, in zoology 153 Member of the family Hominidae 166 Angular distance of a point north or south of the celestial equator 170 Intel computer chip brand 191 Element in the actinide series 197 Sugar suffix 218 __ dish (lab item) 221 AA battery’s 1.5 229 Prefix with propyl 246 Charged regions around ions 258 Aids in developing computer programs 263 Kelvin, pascal and tesla 271 Lead-in to oxide

443 The “I” of MRI 472 Glucose, to fructose DOWN 5 Time magazine’s 2007 Invention of the Year 10 Refractive __ (speed-oflight ratio) 23 Organisms with pseudopods 88 Cosmic burst 93 Step-counting instrument 113 “How the Mind Works” author Pinker 160 Extract the essence of by heating with a solvent 165 Strength of a chemical solution 201 Like the elements chlorine, bromine and iodine 203 Equipment for realtime viewing on the net 216 Having equal pressure on every side 230 Unstable particles about 970 times more massive than electrons

245 Pioneering laserdisc arcade game of 1983 276 Done via computer simulation, as scientific research 279 Periodic table member: Abbr.

290 Telephone system connector 300 The moon’s lasts about 27 days 345 Science-name suffix 350 Nearest-to-Earth point in a 300-Down 386 An aneroid barometer measures it 393 Alternative to .com or .org 433 300-3,000 MHz range 434 Inventor Morse for whom Morse code is named 436 Either “3” in the equation 3 + 3 = 6 449 Company that made several personal digital assistants 462 WWW access enablers

ARTS AND LITERATURE

SPORTS ACROSS 40 Four-time Indy 500 winner 43 Like boxers’ hands 49 Modern Japanese martial art 62 Track-and-field event 106 Like a live ball 128 NFL Hall of Famer Merlin 188 Quotable Yankee Yogi 193 Soccer great Mia 257 Scoreless tie score 270 Nationals shortstop Turner 298 10-time Gold Glove winner Suzuki 299 Pitchers’ bagfuls 309 1994 best-seller about a baseballer who became a secret agent 323 Boston cagers 336 Starting pitcher who helped Boston win the 2018 World Series 361 Team that has won the most World Cups 362 British Derby town

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ENTERTAINMENT ACROSS 33 Job of Otto on “The Simpsons” 41 “CSI: Miami” actress 44 Actress Dahl 45 Soul queen Franklin 46 Lohan of “Mean Girls” 50 Theater district 58 Like the Beatles’ Sadie 59 Little Richard’s “__ Frutti” 89 “__ Got No Strings” (“Pinocchio” tune) 95 She won four Emmys for “Cheers” 104 Jay telling jokes 109 “Miami __” 114 Comic strip magician 119 1973 hit for Gladys Knight & the Pips 129 “I Believe I Can Fly” singer 151 Elton John’s “__ and the Jets” 159 Many a “West Side Story” character

171 “I Love Lucy” actress Vance 181 1984 “Weird Al” Yankovic hit 212 Big name in TV ratings 214 Hal of “Barney Miller” 215 “__ Ha’i” (“South Pacific” song) 235 Lyricist Sammy 240 “If I Only ___ Brain” 251 “__ of the Titans” 265 “Frozen” and “Up” 278 “Glee” actress __ Michele 284 Whoopi Goldberg comedy 287 Some Comedy Central specials 306 Like Gordon Gekko in “Wall Street” 318 K- __ records 335 __ -E-Mart (store on “The Simpsons”) 340 “Jumpin’ Jack Flash, it’s __ ...”

359 Actress Harris of “Skyfall” and “Spectre”

360 “Rapa __” (1994 film) 366 Nickname for Kanye West 371 Like most films 374 “I Know What You __ Last Summer” 381 Actor Robert De __ 404 “A __ to a Kill” (Bond film) 410 Academy Award category 415 Reality series about alligator hunters 418 1996 Geoffrey Rush film 428 2009 Broadway show nominated for Best Musical 475 “If I Can’t Have You” singer Yvonne DOWN 4 Holmes of Hollywood 6 1966 Al Martino hit 12 Penn in pictures 21 Actress Autumn of “The O.C.” 26 “Nurse Jackie” star Edie

36 “Absence of Malice” Oscar nominee Dillon 68 “Weekend Update” show, for short 75 Singer __Lo Green 82 James Bond player Timothy 85 “The Purple People __” (1958 #1 hit) 86 “Jersey Shore” nickname 108 “If __” (1964 Beatles song) 112 “The X-Files” sightings 117 Pop singer Minogue 122 Uma Thurman’s role in “The Producers” 124 Actress Jane who married Reagan 139 E Street Band drummer Max 147 Phil Ochs’ “__, I’m a Liberal” 175 “Boyhood” Oscar winner Patricia 189 Tom of “Top Gun” 198 Actor who played Mowgli in “Jungle Book”

220 227 237 249 253 259 261 266 286 289 291 295 301 303 307 310 316

Nick of “Affliction” Satirical comic Mort Job in “Monsters, Inc.” “Here Come the __” (Abbott and Costello film) “Harper Valley __” (1968 #1 hit) Morsels for Mister Ed More like Gonzales?

“ER” hookups Drummer Cool of Green Day “__ Have Nothing” (Tom Jones hit) “Birdman of Alcatraz” extras Raquel of “Bandolero!” __’Pea (“Popeye” kid) “Doctor Who” extras, for short “Owner of a Lonely Heart” band Comic actress Oteri Ant who’s the main character in “A Bug’s Life”

334 “__ Like It Hot” 338 Hedy of “Algiers” 339 Longtime U.K. record label 346 “Angie” star Davis 352 Foo Fighters frontman Dave 382 “Lean __” (1972 hit) 384 Long-running celeb gossip show 388 “Happy Days” actress Moran 394 “Liar Liar” actress Tierney 395 Rock’s Crash __ Dummies 413 “The Lonely __” (“The Sound of Music” tune) 418 “Frasier,” vis-à-vis “Cheers” 421 Lady __ (pop diva) 424 Michael played by George Clooney 456 The Rolling Stones’ “__ Me Up” 458 “Soul Train” genre, for short

ACROSS 48 “Reflections on Violence” philosopher Georges 57 Geraint’s wife in “Idylls of the King” 63 Abode of condemned souls, in rabbinic literature 78 Van Gogh floral subject 132 Otello in “Otello,” e.g.

134 First and last word of the Musketeers’ motto 135 R.D. Blackmore’s Doone 140 Light up, in old poetry 169 Vladimir Nabokov novel 189 Cello virtuoso Pablo 209 Faulkner’s “__ Lay Dying” 219 Biff or Happy, to Willy Loman 231 J.D. Salinger title girl 233 “The Tourist” novelist Steinhauer 241 Friend of Pooh 253 Co-owner of the Pequod in “Moby-Dick” 262 Agatha Christie’s “And Then __ Were None” 277 Nighttime, in verse 289 “__ far far better thing ...” (Dickens line) 319 1887 H. Rider Haggard novel 354 Works such as Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors”

387 1971 Pulitzer-winning play by Paul Zindel 401 Trite bit of versification 421 “Riders of the Purple Sage” novelist Zane 431 Thoreau’s Walden, e.g.

438 “... lend me your __”: Mark Antony 440 Title for Uncle Remus’ Rabbit 448 Verdi’s “Falstaff,” e.g.

478 Hero mentioned in the “Iliad” DOWN 11 Pieces of Lamb 25 “The Iceman Cometh” playwright 33 Ballerinas’ handrails 34 __ Heep (Dickens villain) 37 “Rusalka” composer Dvorák 54 “The Raven” poet 66 Operatic bass Cesare 73 “Paradise Lost” woman 74 “Tikki Tikki __” (classic kids’ book) 91 Tiresias in “Oedipus Rex,” e.g.

135 Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, e.g.

148 “The Identicals” romance novelist Hilderbrand 167 Father of Regan, Goneril and Cornelia 170 Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, e.g.

178 Painter Andrea del __ 190 Thornton Wilder’s “The Bridge of __ Luis Rey” 192 Pindaric poetry 222 Emulate Captain Ahab 223 Hemingway’s “__ Also Rises” 226 Sculpture in which the figures project slightly from the background 238 “On Seeing the __ Marbles” (John Keats sonnet) 244 Oscar Wilde’s home: Abbr.

257 Novelist __ Neale Hurston 283 Like arias and motets 293 Rumpelstiltskin spun it into gold 311 Feminist writer Cixous 313 Ogden Nash’s “onellama” 358 Russian ballet company 369 “__ to Abelard” (Alexander Pope poem) 422 Relating to the author of “Ulysses” 439 Create art like Donatello or Rodin 444 “Mother” of nursery rhymes 460 “Amahl and the Night Visitors” composer __ Carlo Menotti 466 “Night” author Wiesel 468 Novelist Janowitz

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