New York Times, Sunday, June 16, 2024
A-, DREAM, SWAT, TAG?
Chandi Deitmer
| Total | Debut | Latest | Collabs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 7/25/2021 | 6/16/2024 | 3 |
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Rebus | Circle | Debut | Fresh |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | 42 | 64% |
Wyna Liu
| Total | Debut | Latest | Collabs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 2/15/2019 | 6/16/2024 | 6 |
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 3 |
| Scrab | Debut | Fresh |
|---|---|---|
| 1.55 | 75 | 74% |
This puzzle:
Rows: 21, Columns: 21 Words: 138, Blocks: 74 Missing: {JQXZ} Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is puzzle # 5 for Ms. Deitmer. This is puzzle # 9 for Ms. Liu. Sunday freshness: 43%
Joel fa*gliano notes:
Chandi Deitmer, of Cambridge, Mass., works for Elevate Labs, a brain-training app. Wyna Liu, of New York City, is a puzzles editor and author of the daily New York Times game ... read more
1 M | 2 A | 3 P | 4 S | 5 G | 6 E | 7 O | 8 T | 9 A | 10 G | 11 D | 12 O | 13 T | 14 H | 15 B | 16 R | 17 A | ||||
18 A | L | O | E | 19 A | N | D | O | N | E | 20 I | D | E | A | 21 B | R | I | M | |||
22 S | T | O | R | 23 E | F | R | O | N | T | S | 24 S | E | A | R | 25 R | A | V | I | ||
26 S | O | L | V | E | F | O | R | 27 T | 28 A | C | O | 29 D | 30 E | U | C | E | S | |||
31 H | E | L | E | N | 32 S | 33 E | A | S | O | N | 34 O | P | E | N | E | R | S | |||
35 G | 36 L | A | S | S | 37 A | S | T | E | R | 38 R | A | K | E | |||||||
39 P | A | L | M | 40 T | 41 E | 42 A | M | L | E | A | D | 43 E | R | S | 44 I | 45 S | 46 N | 47 T | ||
48 S | O | L | E | 49 A | C | N | E | 50 S | I | S | 51 I | 52 H | O | O | ||||||
53 R | 54 A | P | A | T | 55 P | 56 L | 57 A | 58 T | O | S | 59 O | 60 P | E | R | A | |||||
61 M | 62 O | 63 V | I | E | P | R | E | 64 M | I | E | R | E | S | 65 C | L | A | I | M | S | |
66 R | E | I | G | N | E | D | 67 H | E | A | L | S | 68 C | R | A | N | K | I | T | ||
69 B | U | S | H | E | D | 70 R | O | C | K | E | T | 71 L | A | U | N | C | H | E | S | |
72 E | V | I | T | A | 73 M | O | S | E | Y | S | 74 I | N | D | I | A | |||||
75 A | R | T | 76 S | 77 I | A | M | 78 B | R | I | E | 79 K | 80 F | 81 E | 82 D | ||||||
83 N | E | S | 84 S | 85 F | R | E | 86 S | 87 H | 88 S | 89 T | A | R | T | S | 90 E | A | S | E | ||
91 U | 92 N | I | T | 93 U | S | E | A | S | 94 E | M | I | T | S | |||||||
95 N | 96 E | 97 W | B | E | G | I | 98 N | N | I | N | G | S | 99 T | 100 O | T | A | L | |||
101 A | M | A | D | O | U | 102 A | T | A | D | 103 S | H | A | C | K | S | 104 U | 105 P | |||
106 R | O | K | U | 107 R | 108 A | M | A | 109 S | 110 H | 111 O | W | E | R | H | E | A | D | S | ||
112 C | R | E | E | 113 E | V | E | N | 114 U | M | P | I | R | E | 115 U | F | O | S | |||
116 O | Y | S | 117 D | A | D | S | 118 P | O | S | T | E | D | 119 P | E | N | T |
© 2024, The New York Times6/16/24 ( No. 27,249 )
Across
1
Many pages in a travel guide : MAPS
5
Location identifier for a digital photo : GEOTAG
11
Biblical verb : DOTH
15
A garment, maybe? : BRA
18
Ingredient in some face masks : ALOE
19
Extra point as the result of a foul, in basketball lingo : ANDONE
20
Think about it! : IDEA
21
Narrow part of a cloche : BRIM
22
APP, CONVENIENCE, GENERAL, THRIFT? : STOREFRONTS
24
Scorch : SEAR
25
Sitar great Shankar : RAVI
26
Variable directive : SOLVEFOR
27
Snack sometimes served with birria : TACO
29
Pair that's unlikely to win : DEUCES
31
Mirren who has portrayed three different British queens on screen : HELEN
32
HOLIDAY, MONSOON, TAX, TOURIST? : SEASONOPENERS
35
It can be a real pane! : GLASS
37
Horror director Ari : ASTER
38
Item repeatedly stepped on by Sideshow Bob on "The Simpsons" : RAKE
39
___ orientation, consideration in American Sign Language : PALM
40
A-, DREAM, SWAT, TAG? : TEAMLEADERS
44
Stevie Wonder's "___ She Lovely" : ISNT
48
Fish that shares its name with a body part : SOLE
49
What some tiny patches cover up : ACNE
50
Nickname for Empress Elisabeth of Austria : SISI
52
Word before "boy" or after "boo" : HOO
53
Knock on : RAPAT
55
___ cave : PLATOS
59
Performance often accompanied by supertitles : OPERA
61
B-, DATE, LIFETIME, SILENT? : MOVIEPREMIERES
65
Adjuster's assignments : CLAIMS
66
Held sway : REIGNED
67
Mends : HEALS
68
"Turn up the volume!" : CRANKIT
69
Tuckered out : BUSHED
70
BOOSTER, BOTTLE, HOUSTON, MODEL? : ROCKETLAUNCHES
72
Hit musical about a politician : EVITA
73
Saunters : MOSEYS
74
Its national anthem is "Jana Gana Mana" : INDIA
75
Start of some movement names : ART
76
Neighbor of 74-Across, on a Risk board : SIAM
78
Cheese with a white mold rind : BRIE
79
Onetime Britney Spears partner, in the tabloids : KFED
83
Jonathan Van ___ of "Queer Eye" : NESS
85
CERTIFIED, FUNKY, MINTY, POPPIN'? : FRESHSTARTS
90
Word that sounds like its first and last letters : EASE
91
Hertz, e.g. : UNIT
93
"___ directed" : USEAS
94
Gives off : EMITS
95
BRAND, LIKE, NOTHING, WHAT'S? : NEWBEGINNINGS
99
Wreck : TOTAL
101
___ & Mariam (musical duo) : AMADOU
102
Slightly : ATAD
103
Lives as lovers : SHACKSUP
106
Streaming device whose name means "six" in Japanese : ROKU
107
Fighter of Ravana, in Hindu lore : RAMA
109
BRIDAL, COLD, GATORADE, METEOR? : SHOWERHEADS
112
One of Canada's First Nations : CREE
113
Like whole numbers after they're multiplied by two : EVEN
114
Masked official : UMPIRE
115
Sci-fi sightings : UFOS
116
Cries of exasperation : OYS
117
Some P.T.A. members : DADS
118
Was active online : POSTED
119
Confined, with "up" : PENT
Down
1
Ceremony with a censer : MASS
2
Tina Turner or Stevie Nicks, e.g. : ALTO
3
Where you might say "That's my cue!" : POOLHALL
4
"That's what I get" : SERVESMERIGHT
5
Faux pas : GAFFE
6
Notable bankruptee of 2001 : ENRON
7
What the nose knows : ODOR
8
Whole bunch : TON
9
Formicary resident : ANT
10
Come to term with? : GESTATE
11
Strife : DISCORD
12
Ancient performance space : ODEON
13
It's in the bag : TEA
14
"Yeah, absolutely not" : HARDPASS
15
Alternative to a boot, maybe : BRACE
16
Many a state boundary : RIVER
17
Off : AMISS
21
Sultanate just north of the Equator : BRUNEI
23
Snaky swimmers : EELS
28
Cruising, say : ASEA
30
Possible response to a squeak : EEK
32
Identical : SAME
33
Class often offered at the library, for short : ESL
34
Root used in perfumery : ORRIS
35
Rte. giver : GPS
36
Cuisine with larb and green papaya salad : LAO
40
Appointed : TAPPED
41
Clickable greeting : ECARD
42
Kitty contribution : ANTE
43
Those, in Spanish : ESOS
45
Arab honorific : SHEIKH
46
One with mainstream tastes, disparagingly : NORMIE
47
Things a wedding D.J. might introduce : TOASTS
51
Honolulu palace name : IOLANI
54
Trojan War hero : AENEAS
55
Share : PIECE
56
In need of patching, say : LEAKY
57
Where van Gogh's "The Yellow House" is set : ARLES
58
Bit of lab work : TEST
60
It's laid on thick for a performance : PANCAKEMAKEUP
61
Classic British sitcom character inspired by Jacques Tati : MRBEAN
62
Body of work : OEUVRE
63
Prospective college students make them : VISITS
64
Conductance units : MHOS
65
Unrefined oils : CRUDES
68
"Zip your lip!" : CANIT
70
City that entirely surrounds another country : ROME
71
N.Y. commuter line : LIRR
73
Leader in the Cuban War of Independence : MARTI
77
"That's not surprising" : IFIGURED
78
Prominent feature of dub music : BASS
80
Guaranteed to work : FAILSAFE
81
Delivery abbr. : EST
82
Some, in France : DES
84
Quiet : SUBDUE
86
They might be brought back from the beach : SUNTANS
87
Lin Ching-___, icon of Chinese-language cinema : HSIA
88
Lampoons : SENDSUP
89
Price point? : TAG
92
Start of some movement names : NEO
94
Carve : ETCH
95
Certain criminal, or the agent pursuing them : NARCO
96
Atlanta university : EMORY
97
Greets the day : WAKES
98
Having a handle : NAMED
99
Word repeated when consoling : THERE
100
Propelled a shell : OARED
103
Loretta of "M*A*S*H" : SWIT
104
Thick noodle : UDON
105
Something an attention-seeker might say : PSST
108
Principal on "Abbott Elementary" : AVA
110
Insurance option, for short : HMO
111
Department that helps a company run, informally : OPS
Answer summary:
9 unique to this puzzle, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.
