New York Times Sunday Crossword

The Magic Show

ACROSS

1 Bit of a Bollywood

soundtrack 5 Hawaiian giveaway 8 Home of van Gogh’s “The Starry Night,” informally Walgreens competitor

Greek warrior of myth

Person from Calgary or Edmonton Source of material for a baseball bat Magic trick performed at 78-Down Company accountant’s responsibility Concern for wheat farmers Nickname for an Oxford university Puzzle-loving group Sugar found in beer Mouselike rodents Sometimes-stinky pair

Adds to

Agcy. that cares what airs Mauna ____ Magic trick performed at 119-Across and 104-Down Burden for Jack and Jill

Female org. since the 1850s

Lee of Marvel Comics Pals around (with) Coca-cola brand ____ duck (Chinese entree) “Carmina Burana” composer Carl Grant-making org. Like most doors Followed closely, as a set of rules

Zest source Feudal vassal Magic trick performed at 123- and 124-Across Word repeated before “everywhere” Online “Very funny!” Basic gymnastics flips

Comic Aziz of “Master of None” 12 19 20 22 23 25 26 27

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115

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15 “Is that true about me?”

Movies with big budgets and no audience

At the proper moment

Simple percussion instrument Greenish-blue hues Musical based on Fellini’s “81/2” Ready to take part Escape maker Magic trick performed at 55-Across Blue, on some maps: Abbr. Onetime White House nickname Apt anagram of IS A CHARM Eight-line poems Hullabaloo Four-string instrument

Kind of jar

Crisp fabric Tequila source “Whenever you want”

Magic trick performed at 15-, 16and 17-Down Skinny sort Hydrogen has one Architect Saarinen Swiss and others First name in jazz Bad: Prefix Prohibitionists

DOWN

Go gaga

Not quite closed Bunch of friends Truisms ____-di-dah QB Manning Arabic for “son of” Advertising icon who wears a single earring Missouri River native Hurt badly

Latin years Output of N.W.A or DMX

“This ____ test” Herbs related to mints

English lengths 16 17 18 21

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43 44 Baseball’s Hank Physicist Bohr Crème ____ crème They can be inflated or shattered Lesley of “60 Minutes” Manipulative type Lane in Metropolis 12:50 Schindler of “Schindler’s List” Officers below capts. Relief carving Shout of pain Talkative birds “Yuk!” Relative of pop? Place from which to withdraw deposits Long tooth

Give as an example 45 48 49 51

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75 76 Wearing, with “in” Prefix with structure Décor of many dens Onetime honor for cable TV shows Mozart title character

Part of P.E.I. Some dental work Titter

South American monkey

Old war zone, briefly Tangled up Ill-defined situation Offspring

Front Director of 1957’s “12 Angry Men” Looks like Name on some boxes of film 77 78

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88 91 92 93

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99 Neophyte, informally

Provide part of a coverage policy for ____-pedi “Mirabile ____!” (“Wonderful to state!”) Reproves Dweller in a virtual “City”

Great Lakes city Greek X

J.crew competitor New York archbishop Timothy

Furs from rabbits Got a move on, with “it”

“I would ____ surprised” 101 102 103

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116 117 118 Stand-up comic Williams

Like the Spanish nouns “gato” (cat) and “perro” (dog): Abbr. Literary collection: Abbr. Vaccine holder Run away Tumbled Stuntman Knievel The New World: Abbr. Be inconsistent Book of Mormon book

Fannie or Ginnie follower Suffix with dull Small dog Entrances