This web browser is not supported. Use Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox for best results.

SEE O2

New York Times, Sunday, September 30, 2001

Author:
Con Pederson
Editor:
Will Shortz
116-Across : Slip away
TotalDebutLatest
81/21/200110/16/2005
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
8000000
DebutFresh
9249%
Con Pederson

This puzzle:

Rows: 21, Columns: 21 Words: 142, Blocks: 76 Missing: {JQVXZ} Spans: 1 This is puzzle # 2 for Mr. Pederson. Sunday freshness: 4%
1
E
2
T
3
C
4
H
5
I
6
M
7
M
8
U
9
N
10
E
11
A
12
L
13
L
14
I
15
E
16
S
17
P
18
A
19
R
E
P
O
20
N
A
I
L
E
R
21
C
A
I
R
N
22
P
O
L
23
A
D
R
O
24
O
P
I
N
T
H
E
25
B
U
C
K
E
T
26
E
S
A
27
T
R
E
N
T
28
A
T
E
E
29
R
30
A
C
E
R
31
A
32
N
33
T
L
E
R
S
34
D
35
O
36
O
M
E
D
S
37
T
A
D
I
U
M
38
M
A
R
I
A
S
39
B
E
R
R
A
40
U
N
D
E
R
41
B
R
A
N
D
O
42
A
L
I
A
43
D
44
A
45
U
N
T
S
46
I
D
L
E
47
N
48
O
N
O
O
N
49
S
E
N
S
E
50
U
51
S
52
A
53
F
54
T
O
A
S
55
T
56
P
E
N
N
57
I
C
E
S
58
S
P
O
R
E
59
A
60
K
A
61
C
L
A
N
62
W
I
T
H
I
N
63
T
64
H
65
E
66
T
W
I
L
67
I
68
G
69
H
T
O
F
T
70
H
E
G
O
O
D
S
71
R
E
P
E
N
T
72
S
E
A
R
73
A
T
M
74
E
M
E
R
Y
75
P
Y
L
E
76
B
77
A
78
W
L
79
A
80
B
81
A
82
B
83
A
84
Y
S
E
R
85
H
O
O
D
C
86
A
R
R
I
E
87
R
88
U
R
A
L
89
I
90
C
A
R
U
S
91
L
I
E
N
92
E
93
L
N
I
N
O
94
G
95
A
B
O
N
96
S
T
E
A
K
97
S
E
N
E
C
A
98
C
O
L
L
E
G
99
E
100
P
101
R
O
O
F
S
102
S
T
A
Y
S
O
N
103
E
L
M
E
R
104
R
A
E
S
105
S
T
A
P
H
106
A
D
O
107
C
108
A
R
D
B
O
109
A
110
R
111
D
C
A
R
T
O
112
O
113
N
114
S
115
S
E
N
116
E
R
O
D
E
117
D
E
P
O
R
T
118
O
B
O
E
119
E
N
D
120
D
A
R
Y
L
121
S
P
I
T
E
S
122
P
I
N
T
© 2001, The New York Times9/30/1 ( No. 18,954 )
Across
1
Impress firmly : ETCH
5
Free (from) : IMMUNE
11
Pitcher Reynolds who was called "The Chief" : ALLIE
16
Retreat : SPA
19
"___ Man" (1984 movie) : REPO
20
Roofer, at times : NAILER
21
___ terrier : CAIRN
22
Neighbor of Ger. : POL
23
Florist's concern? : ADROOPINTHEBUCKET
26
What's that, Jaime? : ESA
27
E. C. Bentley detective : TRENT
28
Done to ___ : ATEE
29
Slot car : RACER
31
Rack : ANTLERS
34
Antiquated ballpark? : DOOMEDSTADIUM
38
Wimbledon winner Bueno and others : MARIAS
39
"It's déjà vu all over again" speaker : BERRA
40
Reporting to : UNDER
41
Actor who debuted in "The Men," 1950 : BRANDO
42
Suffix with margin : ALIA
43
Intimidates : DAUNTS
46
Off : IDLE
47
Lack of any desire for lunch? : NONOONSENSE
50
Inits. for some pilots : USAF
54
A goner : TOAST
56
Magician Jillette : PENN
57
Clinches : ICES
58
Mold source : SPORE
59
Alias preceder : AKA
61
Reunion group : CLAN
62
Word before reason or reach : WITHIN
63
Period preceding an expiration date? : THETWILIGHTOFTHEGOODS
71
Have a change of heart : REPENT
72
Burn : SEAR
73
Modern rest stop convenience, for short : ATM
74
Abrasive : EMERY
75
TV actor Denver : PYLE
76
Blubber : BAWL
79
Addis ___ : ABABA
84
1914 Belgian battle line : YSER
85
Auto plant employee? : HOODCARRIER
88
Orsk's river : URAL
89
Son of Daedalus : ICARUS
91
It may be on a house : LIEN
92
Weather warmer : ELNINO
94
Libreville's land : GABON
96
Cheese ___ : STEAK
97
Nero's tutor : SENECA
98
Diplomas? : COLLEGEPROOFS
102
Continues a visit : STAYSON
103
Paul Bunyan's dog : ELMER
104
Explorer John and others : RAES
105
Kind of infection : STAPH
106
Brouhaha : ADO
107
Funnies printed on packing materials? : CARDBOARDCARTOONS
115
Snowe or Breaux: Abbr. : SEN
116
Slip away : ERODE
117
Kick out : DEPORT
118
Certain band member : OBOE
119
Quash : END
120
Hannah of "Roxanne" : DARYL
121
Treats vengefully : SPITES
122
Four gills : PINT
Down
1
Time worth noting : ERA
2
70's British P.M. Heath : TED
3
Revival producer: Abbr. : CPR
4
Stale stand-up material? : HOOTLINES
5
Appearing live : INPERSON
6
Water conduits : MAINS
7
Theater snack item : MINT
8
Last: Abbr. : ULT
9
Book before Esther: Abbr. : NEH
10
"___ the steamer bore him Eastward ...": Kipling : ERE
11
Keen : ACUTE
12
Like some punch : LACED
13
Preferences : LIKES
14
Provoke : IRE
15
Prize seeker : ENTRANT
16
Coins : SPECIE
17
Phony : POSEUR
18
Auto option : ALARM
24
Nymph in Greek myth : OREAD
25
Eight-time Sugar Bowl champs : BAMA
30
Totals : ADDSUPTO
31
Scope : AMBIT
32
Elaine ___ ("Taxi" role) : NARDO
33
Bit of a merry refrain : TRALA
34
Actor Alain : DELON
35
Nocturnal hunter : ORION
36
Port east of Gibraltar : ORAN
37
It may be hard to carry : TUNE
39
Ruination : BANE
43
Drink before bed? : DECAF
44
Regarding : ANENT
45
___ Arizona : USS
48
A gem of a lady? : OPAL
49
Storage place : SILO
51
London's ___ Square : SOHO
52
Unrainy : ARID
53
Bogs : FENS
55
Yellow-brown : TAWNY
58
Symbol of conductivity : SIGMA
60
Young fox : KIT
61
This answer's place: Abbr. : CTR
62
Rainy : WET
63
It doesn't take much : TREY
64
Speech pauses : HEMS
65
One-on-one sport : EPEE
66
Loathsome : TERRIBLE
67
"All I Ever Need ___" (Sonny & Cher hit) : ISYOU
68
Neuters : GELDS
69
Hic, ___, hoc : HAEC
70
Sound : HALE
75
___ favor : POR
76
Synopsis : BRIEF
77
Boroughs : AREAS
78
[Just kidding!] : WINK
80
Snare set by Fudd? : BUNNYHOOP
81
Spring arrival : ARIES
82
Place for dinero : BANCO
83
Apply for ___ (seek assistance) : ALOAN
85
Be dependent : HANG
86
High in the Andes : ALTO
87
Opens again : RESTARTS
90
Put the squeeze on : COERCED
93
Sprung : LEAPT
94
Like some opportunities : GOLDEN
95
Shade of brown : ALMOND
96
Average : SOSO
98
"Cut it out!" : CEASE
99
Reason for a reduced grade : ERROR
100
Sight in China : PADDY
101
One who's revolting : REBEL
102
Gawp : STARE
105
___-free : SCOT
108
Constellation next to Telescopium : ARA
109
Some Web site features : ADS
110
Good name, for short : REP
111
Meas. of computer scans : DPI
112
Band of geishas : OBI
113
Starter starter : NON
114
Television : SET

Answer summary:
10 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later.

Found bugs or have suggestions? Please let us know.

Like this puzzle? Please share this page on social media to help spread the word about XWord Info. Thanks!

XWord Info Home
XWord Info © 2007-2024, Jim Horne
92 ms