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Title: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 05, 2019, 12:07:49 AM
Here's today's puzzle.  Copy it to a TXT file and then open that in Across Lite to get your PUZ file.

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Tue, Mar 5, 2019
<AUTHOR>
MaryEllen Uthlaut / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
ARCED.HUED.DOCK
WHOME.OKRA.ACAI
lowbATTERY.NERD
...ALOE..SAILED
AJAR.ELKS.MELEE
CORGI.SNowblIND
RAMONA.ELOI....
ENS.ROblowE.USE
....ORAL.SNAPUP
owlbABIES.TUTEE
SHARD.ODOR.DOZE
MIMOSA..LUAU...
OLIO.MIXINGBOWL
SEND.EKED.HONEY
EDGY.NESS.ANODE
<REBUS>
MARK ;
<ACROSS>
Like a pendulum's path
Tinted
Loading platform
Question before "Yes, you!"
Gumbo pod
Dark purple berry
Smartphone condition resolved by recharging
Geeky type
Succulent plant genus
Went out in the sloop
Not quite closed
Antlered grazers
Brawl
Short-legged Welsh dog breed
Unable to see because of reflected sunlight
Quimby girl of kid-lit
"The Time Machine" race
Letters after ems
"The West Wing" actor
Press into service
__ history
Buy eagerly, as discount goods
Martin Waddell book about birds missing their mother
One getting private instruction
Pottery remnant
What snakes' tongues sense
Take a nap
Brunch cocktail
Hawaiian feast
Mishmash
Baker's staple, and a hint to this puzzle's circles
Texter's button
__ out a living
Bee product
Neither calm nor collected
Loch __ monster
Cell terminal
<DOWN>
Tool for making eyelet holes
P-like Greek letter
"Eat Mor Chikin" sign holder in Chick-fil-A ads
Trade restriction
Word with fair and square
Lodging spots
58-Across instrument
Go wrong
Common work shift
Explorer Boone
Eyelike spots
Tilt dangerously around corners
Teased
Sock part
Atmospheric kind of music
Plot measure
Author Didion
Weaponry
Tolled mournfully
By oneself
Sudden attacks
Dazzles
50-50 choice, perhaps
Scott of "Happy Days"
__-the-minute
Canal in a 1956 dispute
Fencing sword
Society named for an ornithologist
Seep slowly through
Caused to pass (away), as time
Causing to limp, say
Feeling depressed
Geometric category
Sprint
"Yes indeed!"
Muslim honorific
'50s White House nickname
Simple signatures
Yoko from Tokyo
United in marriage
Cleaning chemical
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 06, 2019, 12:03:50 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Wed, Mar 6, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Roland Huget / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
CLARA.OPERA.BAG
OASIS.DATUM.ARE
SCHOOLEVENT.DEA
MEETCUTE..UNBAR
ODS.IST.TENOR..
...SAHARADESERT
MOTEL..ICER.AIR
EPIC.ADDON.OKSO
LEG.STAG..EASED
SCHMOOZEFEST...
..TAUPE.OXI.APE
STROP..BREATHER
WOO.SPREADSHEET
AMP.URIEL.ORATE
YEE.PEARL.NUDES
<ACROSS>
Nurse Barton
Work with a libretto
Capture
Spring for a drink?
Piece of info
"What __ the odds?"
It may require a permission slip
"Narcos" org.
First encounter in a romcom
Open, as a gate latch
Pigs out (on), briefly
Believer's suffix
General sense
Nearly one-third of Africa
Roadside business
Decorating job on "Cake Boss"
Coin-op gas station machine output
Grand-scale production
Extra feature
"And your point is?"
Drumstick
Guys-only party
Let up
Gathering with much networking
Neutral shade
__Clean: stain remover
Tarzan raiser
Razor sharpener
Time-out
Seek the affections of
Table with columns, and what literally can be found in 17-, 27- and 43-Across
Rock concert need
Angel who directs Satan to Earth in "Paradise Lost"
Speak formally
"__-haw!"
Diver's gem
Renoir subjects
<DOWN>
Pink drink, for short
Tied, as sneakers
Volcanic particles
Real hoot
Hardly gregarious
One-named folk singer
Make car-friendly
Saison that starts in juin
Diamond score
Radio component
Instances of rotten luck
Carpet calculation
PRNDL selection
Like rainforests
Turndowns
Tex-Mex snack
Genesis place
Jiffy
Blue __ Mountains
Prepare to sing an anthem
Stepped (on)
"Alice" diner
Oil org.
Metaphor for a precarious course
Surmounting
Bewildered state
Granola bar morsel
Makes more powerful
Co-host of the sports radio show "Boomer and Gio"
Chinese chairman
Last words of the Pledge of Allegiance
Deleted, with "out"
In the future
Golfer Calvin
Some Deco collectibles
Persuade
Big volume
Stein filler
By way of, briefly
Register opening?
River inlet
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 07, 2019, 12:04:34 AM
As many will note, the word "terrible" is misspelled in the second line of the theme.  I have heard that Rich Norris will do a re-release of this puzzle.  I will add/edit that puzzle to this post when I am able to obtain it.

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Thu, Mar 7, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Gary Larson / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
RID.CANVAS.REAL
IDE.ALBEIT.UGLI
SUB.STANDARDOIL
KNIFESET.GOO...
ENTER.RIB.BLESS
ROSITA..LOOFAHS
...GASSIEST.ROT
FAUN.PLEAS.ANTS
ALS.LEADTIME...
RIEMANN..EASING
MIDIS.GUS.TINGE
...RIM.RADARGUN
BREAKINGBAD.EYE
BORG.STELMO.AER
CORE.OHDEAR.RNA
<ACROSS>
Cleared (of)
Tote bag material
Down-to-earth
Chemical suffix
Even though
Wrinkly hybrid fruit
Teacher on call
John D. Rockefeller's company
Cutlery collection
Moo __ gai pan
Record
Umbrella part
Grace word
Bilingual "Sesame Street" Muppet
Bath sponges
Most babbling
Bunk
Woodland goat-man
Arraignment answers
Kitchen pests
Racing Unsers
Preparation period
German mathematician Bernhard
Softening
Calf-length skirts
61-Across kingpin __ Fring
Subtle shade
Glass lip
Speed trap equipment
#3 on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time (as of 2016) ... and a hint to what the black squares are doing in four rows of this puzzle
Check out
"Star Trek" race
Mariner's patron
__ Lingus
Pineapple center
"Mercy me!"
Genetic material
<DOWN>
One who agrees to a dare
"Got me"
Ledger entries
Italian city whose Royal Palace has been used as a set in two "Star Wars" films
Hgts.
Net or Knick
Starbucks order
Give a leg up
Antlered animal
Ballet great Nureyev
Psychoanalysis subject
Actor Mahershala __
Rapper __ Jon
High-tech worker
Affect
Pasture cry
Pull down
Opportunity
Former Air France jets
Colorado snowboarding mecca
"Cotton Comes to Harlem" director Davis
Urban Dictionary content
Iraq War weapon: Abbr.
One to grow on
Et __: and others
Hand-me-down
Group at Asgard
Cornea-reshaping surgery
One facing charges?
Desert illusion
Ready to roll
Vietnamese-American poker star Scotty
Biological subdivisions
Implored
Black
Japanese soup
Lady of Spain
Eng. channel
Pal of Piglet
Goof up
Extreme
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 07, 2019, 07:49:54 PM
This is the revised version of the Thursday puzzle.

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Thu, Mar 7, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Gary Larson / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
RID.CANVAS.FUSS
IDE.ALBEIT.INCA
SUB.STANDARDOIL
KNIFESET.BEG...
ENTER.RIB.LEFTS
ROSITA..LOITERS
...GASSIEST.ROT
FAUN.PLEAS.ANTS
ALS.LEADTIME...
RIEMANN..EASING
MIDIS.GUS.TINGE
...RIM.RADARGUN
BREAKINGBAD.EYE
BORG.STELMO.AER
CORE.OHDEAR.RNA
<ACROSS>
Cleared (of)
Tote bag material
Hubbub
Chemical suffix
Even though
Ancient Cuzco resident
Teacher on call
John D. Rockefeller's company
Cutlery collection
Implore
Record
Umbrella part
Parts of some directions
Bilingual "Sesame Street" Muppet
Hangs out
Most babbling
Bunk
Woodland goat-man
Arraignment answers
Kitchen pests
Racing Unsers
Preparation period
German mathematician Bernhard
Softening
Calf-length skirts
61-Across kingpin __ Fring
Subtle shade
Glass lip
Speed trap equipment
#3 on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time (as of 2016) ... and a hint to what the black squares are doing in four rows of this puzzle
Check out
"Star Trek" race
Mariner's patron
__ Lingus
Pineapple center
"Mercy me!"
Genetic material
<DOWN>
One who agrees to a dare
"Got me"
Ledger entries
Italian city whose Royal Palace has been used as a set in two "Star Wars" films
Hgts.
Net or Knick
Starbucks order
Give a leg up
Attempt
__ spinner
Mattel game since 1992
Chem., for one
Mineo of film
Burning again
Affect
Pasture cry
Forest floor flora
Unhurried pace
Old Atl. crossers
Colorado snowboarding mecca
Davis of "Dr. Dolittle"
Urban Dictionary content
Iraq War weapon: Abbr.
One to grow on
Et __: and others
Hand-me-down
Group at Asgard
Cornea-reshaping surgery
One facing charges?
Desert illusion
Ready to roll
Vietnamese-American poker star Scotty
Biological subdivisions
Implored
Black
Japanese soup
Lady of Spain
Eng. channel
Pal of Piglet
Goof up
Extreme
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 08, 2019, 12:06:21 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Fri, Mar 8, 2019
<AUTHOR>
David Alfred Bywaters / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
SWORDS.POT.SITE
SOBEIT.TWO.ACID
ENAMOR.ALSORANG
..MANED..SPONGE
CHAR.WIPE.ENTER
RACKANDRUING...
AGASP..ERA.SPAS
FUR.PERSONA.ALI
TEED.VIE..MOVIE
...ELECTRICFANG
APPLE.ASIS.FREE
BRAINS..BINGO..
LONGAGOG.TARTER
ESTH.TOE.MAITRE
REST.SHE.ENDING
<ACROSS>
Fencing needs
Soup holder
Web creation
"Amen"
Complement for a tango
Sharp
Fill with love
Didn't just knock?
Like a male lion
Housecleaning aid
Arctic trout
Completely erase
PC key above Shift
Barbecue dinner followed by dyspepsia?
Audibly amazed
Period
Bad Ems and Marienbad, for two
Animal protection agent
Public face
Muhammad's son-in-law
Ready to drive
Contend
Trailer follower
Part for a robot vampire?
Prop for a Tell skit
Label caveat
Wandering the range, say
Thinking things
Game with 25 squares
Eagerly excited for an extended period of time?
Containing more lemon
O.T. book after Neh.
Pedi pinkie
French teacher
Remainder
"I think my love as rare / As any __ belied by false compare": Shak.
Conclusion ... or, in three parts, what four answers in this puzzle unexpectedly do
<DOWN>
Memphis-to-Mobile dir.
Outplayed an opponent
2010 health statute, informally
They may be nasty
Belmonts frontman
Thrown around
School org.
Hogwarts mail carrier
Discard
Simple island garments
"__ even!"
Bit of color
Landscaping tool
Taking customers
Completed
Boat, or the building of one
World Court site, with "The"
Car stereo conveniences
Continental currency
Dictionary on a phone, say
Scottish John
"King of the High C's"
Dress style
"Iliad" topic
Party time
Costa __
"Preacher" airer
Gladden
Independent of public utilities
Singer Horne
Tease
Self-reflective thought
Not so ham-handed
Verse alternative
Slacks
PD ranks
Bread with tikka masala
"That's amazing!"
"That's interesting"
Fish-eating bird
Brief rule?
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 09, 2019, 12:14:53 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Sat, Mar 9, 2019
<AUTHOR>
C.C. Burnikel / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
ROADENDS.UPTAKE
USHEROUT.NAUSEA
THATSAGO.HUNKER
SABE.IDNO.LAMPS
...SCREENTIME..
OPTTO.EDER.ELSA
PAR.ZAP.KOOLAID
ELATES...PATTED
REDANTS.PET.EVE
ADEN.IAGO.ERRED
..BLANKSTARE...
STAIR.SUSS.CENT
NARNIA.IHATEYOU
ATBEST.TONEDEAF
PASSEL.STAYEDAT
<ACROSS>
Sign words suggesting a bad shortcut?
Mental grasp
See to the door
Cruise woe
"Let's get started!"
Take shelter, with "down"
"¿Quién __?"
Green card fig.
Tanning salon equipment
What unGlue helps parents and kids manage
Decide one will
Linda of Broadway
Film lioness
Course standard
Deal with, in a way, as ads
Nebraska's official soft drink
Lifts up
Slightly touched
Small stingers
Adoptee, maybe
Second person?
Mideast port
"The Moor already changes with my poison" speaker
Texted the wrong person, say
Sign of confusion
Part of a case
Figure (out)
Copper
Home of Tumnus, in fiction
Angry overstatement, usually
Ideally
Unable to hit a pitch
Big group
Visited overnight
<DOWN>
Sticking points?
Org. with a QuickTakes online newsletter
Model for Hook
Not fancy at all
Med. show locales
Outer space feature
Found inner strength
High
The Wildcats of the America East Conf.
Physics Nobelist Wolfgang __
Hot lunch order
"Not now"
Preserve
All __
RAM unit
Cheat
Irony, say
Play with music
Showed fear, perhaps
Spar
It won't hold water
Topped with, say
Sean of "Rudy"
Film on the range
Tropical vacation souvenirs
Barneys rival
Bit of sparring
Gear for some test pilots
Move away
Spring up
Mountain Pose is a standing one
Piece of cake
Word on the way out
Observed
Weather-tracking org.
Thread cluster
Icel. surrounder
"Miss Pym Disposes" author
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 10, 2019, 12:00:50 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Sun, Mar 10, 2019 - "EU Trade"
<AUTHOR>
Jim Holland / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
21x21
<GRID>
LOTTE.GNAWS.CAPER.DEB
UVEAL.SENAT.OLIVE.ALI
CINCINNATIBUNGLES.LIT
INTOTO.RETEST.ENEMIES
DESSERT.SIDEA..ETO...
.....MOM.TEACHERSPUTT
SABOT.FIFO.STOA..ENOS
GRATEFULDUD..ETSY.IMA
TOYOTA.DATING.SPUTTER
SAO..IRE..DEN.RAMA...
.RUBBLEWITHOUTACAUSE.
...REST.SEA..WWI..EIN
BIPOLAR.HELPME.NOODGE
ACH.ATAD..FABERGEUGHS
REEL..CODA.SANE.DIETS
NEWYORKMUTTS.SAP.....
...IPA..SARIS.DEBASED
MOONPIE.TRANCE.ROSIER
ADS.OLYMPICGOLDMUDDLE
LDL.SEEYA.TONKA.TULES
TSO.EDSON.SNEER.SEEDS
<ACROSS>
Dutch actress Verbeek of "Outlander"
Chews (on)
"Point Break" plot, e.g.
One coming out
Type of eye layer
348-seat Parisian body
__ drab
Talkative fighter
Red misplays?
Three sheets to the wind
Completely
Lab do-over
Gophers and gardeners, say
Word from the French for "clear the table"
It's usually the hit
DDE's domain
Cry during an argument between siblings
Golf pro's instructive stroke?
Hard shoe
Inventory acronym
Greek portico
Slaughter of old baseball
Loser who finds a silver lining?
Online marketplace
"__ Believer": '60s hit
Prius producer
Becoming an item, maybe
Worrisome engine sound
__ Paulo
Furious state
Thieves' home?
Major Hindu deity
Mysteriously-appearing debris?
Mark not to play
Red or Black
Red Baron's conflict, briefly
Berlin article
Like Earth
Call for assistance
Annoying type
"__ du lieber!"
The littlest bit
Groans from a Russian egg producer?
Virginia __
End notes
Level-headed
Takeoff times?
Big Apple mongrels?
Easy mark
Short brew?
Indian wraps
Lowered in dignity
Marshmallow-filled snack
Medium condition?
Looking up
Many get snacks during them
Confusion about who really won an international competition?
Med. lab letters
"So long"
Small-truck company
Freshwater bulrushes
Menu general
Pelé's first name
Snidely Whiplash look
Playoff rankings
<DOWN>
Clear
Sheepish?
Big tops, e.g.
Folded food
Upper crust
"Catch 21" airer, initially
Approaching
Starts a pot
Stay put until the storm ends
"Venerable" Eng. monk
Something in your eye
Mor. neighbor
Stack
Score-tying shot
Starts over
"Lobster Telephone" artist
Tahari of fashion
Pieces' partners
Regular at Sam's bar
"__ directed"
Gloomy Gus
Vegan staple
Fungal plant coating
Low-tech weed whacker
Consumes without cooking
__ price
One in a researcher's stack
Title derived from "Caesar"
Some NCOs
Like a delirious crowd
Catfish habitat
Nebraska native
Saigon holiday
OTC drug regulator
Is unsuccessful in
Finished 50% (of)
Typographer's concern
Arizona county or its seat
Classical beginning
African antelope
19th Greek letter
Follow again
Frat guy
Composer Bartók
Language suffix
Good place for driving
Some junior high students
Marsh plant
Word before ball or after figure
Untouchables leader
Old MacDonald surely had one
Big name in frozen treats
Sound of relief
Choosing to skip
Many a CEO's credential
20-volume ref.
Francine's "For sure"
__ Pérignon
Part of CD-ROM
With 122-Down, Eagles classic
One involved in a sweeping gesture?
Pong maker
Hinder
Complained
Expanses of land
Salon offering
Quick bread choice
Ring features
When required
Move like a crab
Fished with pots
Scold, with "down"
Parlor purchase
What gamblers weigh
Scandinavian capital
See 98-Down
Sommer of cinema
Prefix with cardial
Patriotic org.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: SVKeeley on March 10, 2019, 09:13:15 AM
Thanks again! Much appreciated.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: BJMcBean on March 10, 2019, 10:51:43 AM
Can you help me, please, with the puzzle. I copy your post, paste it into Word, and then try to open it with Across Lite 2. I get a message that it's corrupted. Am I doing anything wrong? I have a Mac.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: trauer1282 on March 10, 2019, 11:25:16 AM
Copy and paste into a plain text file (NOT a Word document).  Use Across Lite to open that file and you'll be good to go.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: BJMcBean on March 10, 2019, 12:05:28 PM
YAY! Thank you so much. I was using Word and saving it as a .txt file, but obviously that didn't work. I'm saving directly in textEdit now. I have two versions of Across Lite -- "Across Lite" and "Across Lite 2." Nothing would open in "Across Lite 2," which I assumed was the newer app. After checking, I found that it's quite old. Everything opened in the newer "Across Lite."

I've got some catching up to do.

Thanks again. My day is complete.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: AllanK on March 10, 2019, 01:15:26 PM
BJMcBean:  I'm also on a Mac.  This worked for me. Copy the text, paste it into a Word file.  Make sure there are no extra lines at the end, and do a Save As.. choosing File Format: Plain Text (.txt).  Then try to open it from Across Lite.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: BJMcBean on March 10, 2019, 02:39:31 PM
Thanks. I did get it to work and have been sitting on my butt and catching up ever since :)
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 11, 2019, 12:45:35 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Mon, Mar 11, 2019
<AUTHOR>
C.C. Burnikel / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
VAPOR.CIAO.BEAN
OZAWA.ANTE.AMMO
WALLPOSTER.SPUN
ELMS.DIE..GRASP
LEO.WOOLSWEATER
SAILOR..PHO.HMO
.SLAV.ISLE.AYES
...WEEDEATER...
NIPS.ALLY.MATT.
ONE.SSE..LIBRAS
WATCHEDOVER.IRE
OHGEE..TIE.ACTI
POOL.WATERBREAK
ELAL.WHEW.REPRO
NETS.WARS.OASES
<ACROSS>
Jet trail
Torino ta-ta
Lima or soya
Conductor Seiji
Poker hand buy-in
Rifle range supply
Movie buff's collectible
Like spider webs
Trees devastated by a "Dutch" disease
Go kaput
Manually clutch
Late July zodiac sign
Warm winter wear
Popeye, for one
Ramen : Japan :: __ : Vietnam
Med. care group
Croat or Serb
Capri or Wight
All in favor
Tool for whacking unwanted grasses
Puppies' bites
Friend in battle
Damon of "True Grit" (2010)
"__, please": box office request from a single patron
Orlando-to-Miami dir.
Some October babies
Looked after
High dudgeon
"Aw, shucks!"
No-winner situation
Start of a play
Betting group
Time for a drink at the gym... or what can literally be seen in 17-, 24-, 35- and 49-Across
Airline with an all-kosher menu
"Close one!"
Copy, briefly
Driving range barriers
Ironically, some are "civil"
Caravan stops
<DOWN>
The word "America" has four of them
Rhododendron shrubs
Saturated vegetable fat
Big-eyed birds
Drake genre
Electronic calculator pioneer
Pentium processor maker
Gobbled up
"__ the ramparts ... "
Port in southeastern Iraq
Capacity to relate
"Say something funny!"
Amateurs
Smell
Nat __ Wild: cable channel
Worked on a loom
Spread out, as fingers
Stimulate
Felons violate them
Ran in neutral
Poivre partner
Graceful horse
Lack of difficulty
Kuwait potentate
Sign on a new store
Losing big at the casino, say
Bleating companion
"Three-headed" arm muscle
Raw steak style
Ship's pronoun
Creepy look
Japanese watches
Rooms behind bars?
Playful marine animal
Vantage points
Office space calculation
Letters in a URL
''Now I get it!''
Dude
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 12, 2019, 12:03:36 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Tue, Mar 12, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Gary Larson / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
IHOP.ATOLL.HTML
MONO.ZORBA.ARAL
POCKETDOOR.TACO
STEELED.SKETCHY
...MACYS..BIKED
MASON..UNPEEL..
ATTN.RENOIR.IFS
MAR.DISHOUT.GEO
ADE.ALTARS.THEN
..ERNEST..ARTSY
ASTIN..SCUBA...
DIVVYUP.RMONTHS
ILIE.SIDEBYSIDE
OVER.ELATE.ONME
SAWS.SEDER.MAID
<ACROSS>
"We burger as good as we pancake" chain
Ring-shaped reef
www code
The "M" of MSG
Greek played by Anthony Quinn
Badly damaged Asian sea
*Wall-hidden sliding portal
Food truck snack
Prepared (oneself), as for a difficult task
Planned with little detail
Thanksgiving Day Parade sponsor
Pedaled in a triathlon
Trowel wielder
Remove the rind from
Letter-routing abbr.
"The Bathers" painter
Suppositions
Feb. follower
*Serve, as stew
Old Prizm maker
Sports drink suffix
Wedding venues
Back in the day
Writer Hemingway
Like craft shows
Sean who played a hobbit
Reef explorer's gear
Split, as the loot
Oyster season, so they say
"Would __ to you?"
Together, and a hint to both parts of the answers to starred clues
Above
Gladden
"My treat"
Wood cutters
Meal with matzo
"Downton Abbey" employee
<DOWN>
Rascals
Laugh-a-minute
__ and for all
Critters hunted in a 2016 mobile app
Ancient Mexican
Hot spiced drink
"__ y Plata": Montana motto
Wall St. deals
Small songbird
McDaniel of "Gone With the Wind"
*Fixture on a ceiling rail
Papier-__
Frank __ Wright
Panache
Movie critic Roger
Broad-brimmed beach bonnets
Cry from a crib
Just barely
*Google Maps option
American-born Jordanian queen
Name of 12 popes
Really anger
Appraisal amts.
Professional charges
PlayStation maker
"__ Boy": Irish song
Narrow window
Mississippi and Missouri
"It's __!": nursery cry
Pablo's parting
Thriller writer Daniel
Minos' kingdom
"Raw" pigment
Applications
Heap
Singer Turner
Port on many TVs
Start of a flower
Family man
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: BJMcBean on March 12, 2019, 02:07:47 PM
 :)
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 13, 2019, 12:03:27 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Wed, Mar 13, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Ed Sessa / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
SHASTA.BOSN.MGS
AUTHOR.ANNO.ORE
THEORETICAL.MIC
...ARNOLDPALMER
TAGTEAM...NAIVE
UVA....HEP.BEET
RELIED.ATRIA...
FRANCISSCOTTKEY
...SOCKO.DOTIME
ALPE.KIN....TIN
SARAH...ANSWERS
TRUMANCAPOTE...
HSN.ROASTMASTER
MOE.RSVP.ALTIMA
AND.YEAS.DESPOT
<ACROSS>
Cascades peak
Cap'n's aide
Classic British sports cars
Character builder?
__ Domini
Vein contents
Not yet proven
__ drop
After 18-Down, actor/golfer combo
Wrestling duo
Innocent
Charlottesville sch.
Like a cool cat
Edible root
Depended (on)
Sunlit lobbies
After 34-Down, crime writer/poet combo
Worthy of a standing O
Pay for one's crime
Suisse peak
Sisters, say
Spam holder
"American Horror Story" actress Paulson
Contents of a teacher's key
After 50-Down, president/novelist combo
TV buying channel
Host of a Friars Club event
One of a comic trio
Invite feedback?
Nissan sedan
18-, 34- __ 50-Down
Votes for
Oppressive ruler
<DOWN>
Minded the kids
"What the?!"
Pigged out, say
Little pig
Yankee manager before Girardi
__ rock: Queen genre
Attend to a leaking boat
How some data is stored
Sound made using two fingers
"The Dark Knight Trilogy" director Christopher
Family nickname
Mourn
It's not for everyone
Generic guy
Canadian brewery
Steak metaphor seen on menus
State with conviction
Charity event
Wears
"There's more" letters
Jab to keep them dogies rollin'
Slacks measure
Prefix with car
Generic guy
"How was __ know?"
Maneuver through moguls
Flier on a string
Mideast mogul
Strong desires
Bronchial disorder
"The Far Side" cartoonist Gary
Tended to topiary
Generic guy
Germane
Desert wanderer
Like many bad jokes
Bridge positions
Bridge position
Vena __: major blood line
Sacred symbols on pyramid walls
Reward for waiting
Confessional music genre
Maze scurrier
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: pwxn on March 13, 2019, 01:12:15 AM
Has anyone got these to work using the iPad version of across lite? I made the text file on my computer but it won’t load in the app. The ones that are on the archive seem to be a binary format.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: trauer1282 on March 13, 2019, 08:51:54 AM
Copy and paste the puzzle source to a text file on your PC as you've been doing. Open the file with AcrossLite on your PC, and save it locally as a .puz.  Then email that file to yourself - it will open fine on your iPad.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: AllanK on March 13, 2019, 10:37:55 AM
Copy and paste the puzzle source to a text file on your PC as you've been doing. Open the file with AcrossLite on your PC, and save it locally as a .puz.  Then email that file to yourself - it will open fine on your iPad.

Thanks!  Just what I needed, too.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 14, 2019, 12:04:22 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Thu, Mar 14, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Alan Olschwang / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
ALBUM.VOILA.BAR
PAUSE.ENDOR.INA
HIGHTENSION.GIG
INLEAGUE..EATME
DEER.GETHITCHED
...EMO..ENTER..
SWEDE..PAR.DILL
POG.NIGHTIE.LEO
FOOL.DID..ECLAT
..TAPIN..ASH...
WHITEGOODS.AHME
RISEN..ZAHARIAS
EMT.CRAZYEIGHTS
SOI.IONIA.DEARE
TMC.LINEN.ASTIN
<ACROSS>
Grammy category word
"And here it is!"
Pickup spot, perhaps
Take a break
"Return of the Jedi" forest moon
Fashion or sense preceder
*Like power lines
Band booking
Conspiring (with)
Cake invitation Alice accepted
Does, say
*End an engagement?
Alternative rock genre
"Come on in!"
Any member of ABBA
What a birdie beats
Aromatic herb
'90s game disc
*Teddy kin
One of the fire signs
Pull a fast one on
Served, as time
Brilliance
One-footer, e.g.
Gray shade
*Feature items in some annual sales
World-weary words
Up
Babe __, only woman in ESPN's Top 10 North American Athletes of the 20th Century
Life-saving pro
Simple card game, and what's hidden in the answers to starred clues
__-disant: self-styled
Ancient Aegean region
"The Wreck of the Mary __"
Channel that airs many RKO films
__ closet
John of "The Addams Family"
<DOWN>
Agricultural pest
"Rawhide" singer
Taps player
Brought (in)
Like a footnote that explains footnotes
Locale
Early stage
Dictator played by Forest
Leicester toilet
Journalist Peter
Time of one's life
Cartoon genre
Continued unabated
"The one who makes it, takes it" breakfast brand
Breezed through
Recipe verb
Crucifix letters
Fellows
Beach letters
Try to attract
Lacking humility
Third deg.?
Verdant patch
Auction unit
"Gotcha!"
Singer Vannelli
Some RIT grads
After-hours
Supplies power to
#2, for one
'60s-'70s tennis great Arthur
Extract forcibly
Bleachers sign
David and Ricky's dad
Israeli hero Moshe
Drum kit part
Motherly introduction?
German steel center
Operatic princess
Versailles monarch
Taylor of fashion
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Tshaner on March 14, 2019, 08:18:28 PM
I can’t get this to work.  I copy into a .txt file on my. iPad but acrosslite does not come up as an option when I click on the .txt file in my iPads file section.  I am using the free version.  Any suggestions?
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 15, 2019, 01:12:25 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Fri, Mar 15, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Susan Gelfand / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
JOSE.HOSTA.WHIZ
INLA.ATHOL.HYDE
GAIT.SHORT.ISEE
SUPERIORCOURT..
ATONED..HOB.ERA
WON.DIME.NEURAL
...FAMILIARRING
SOBA..SMS..GAGA
ONLINECOURSE...
FOURAM.SPOT.SAP
ARE.NAT..AUNTIE
..MAGNETICFIELD
AVOW.ALEPH.CRED
DIOR.TERSE.KEEL
ZANY.EXPOS.SONE
<ACROSS>
No-way man?
Shade-loving plant
Brainiac
At Dodger Stadium, briefly
Playwright Fugard
London's __ Park
Walk, e.g.
Electrical problem
"Makes sense to me"
High-quality tennis venue?
Made amends
Fireplace shelf
Noteworthy stretch
Earned
Legal tender with an 8-Down
Kind of network
Well-known boxing venue?
Udon cousin
Texting format, briefly
Infatuated
Virtual golf venue?
Early morning hr.
Catch sight of
Maple output
Art nowadays?
MLB player nickname since 2005
Em, for one
Attractive soccer venue?
Declare
Starting word containing five of the letters of what it starts
Street __
Fashionable Christian
Curt
Ship's spine
Like the Marx Brothers
Trade shows
Loudness unit
<DOWN>
Something to put together
Running by itself
Comfy shoe
Polished off
Orthodox Jewish sect
Emperor after Galba
Toots in a restaurant
Statue of Liberty feature
Pennsylvania railroad city
Spinning sound
Frenzied state
Suffix with ox-
Middle of Venezuela?
"The Scarlet Letter" letter
Means of getting around town
Summoned, in a way
Pond growth
Odds-and-ends abbr.
St. __ Fire
Craving
More susceptible to sunburn
Bats
Sectional __
Words before before
Very long time
Da __, Vietnam
Spring (from)
Raid targets
Word after Double in a cookie name
Assembly with speakers?
Quinn of "Annie"
Hawk
Fax ancestor
Steals, in British slang
Out of kilter
Md. athlete
__ facto
Wood shaper
Routing term
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: trauer1282 on March 15, 2019, 08:11:56 AM
For Tshaner's question:

I think the iPad version of Across Lite can only open .puz files.  For this reason you need to do the preprocessing on your machine running MacOS, Windows, or Linux.

Copy the puzzle source to a text file there, right/context click, and select "open with". Among the choices you should see Across Lite. Once the puzzle opens, use "save" to create the .puz format locally.  Then use email or other transfer methods to get the .puz file to your iPad where it should open fine.

This is a lot easier to do than to describe!
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: VFN on March 15, 2019, 11:57:43 AM
Thanks so much, Glenn
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Tshaner on March 15, 2019, 12:08:02 PM
Finally got this to work when I gave up on the ipad.  Just for grins...why don't we just post the .puz file?  Any legal restrictions?
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: steve413 on March 15, 2019, 12:19:35 PM
@TShaner doesn't seem possible to upload attachments to this server
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 15, 2019, 01:39:41 PM
Finally got this to work when I gave up on the ipad.  Just for grins...why don't we just post the .puz file?  Any legal restrictions?

That's kind of the concern for posting .puz from my end.   There's no attachment capability here, so posting PUZ would require uploading to another host.  Technically, that would make whoever would do that into another distributor, which might run into legal issues.  There's always the possibility of getting permission, but the distributor would have to abide with whatever the limitations are (like keeping 7-10 days worth, pay some money, etc).  We don't even know the requirements cruciverb is placed under.  The question of permission would be sketchy in general and probably involve a lot more fuss than necessary, IMO.  At least in posting the text versions to the forum, one can still argue that it's "cruciverb.com" distributing them instead of someone else since the text resides on their server.

Can't say I know how "on-base" I am in thinking like this.  I could throw PUZ up on my dropbox pretty easily and link here, so it's not much a technical issue as a legal question I don't know the answer to.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 16, 2019, 12:02:58 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Sat, Mar 16, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Samuel A. Donaldson & Erik Agard / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
MAJORETTES.APPS
DCUNIVERSE.SHAH
TELEVISION.HOPE
.RECALLS.STATED
...ELSA.TERROR.
BANNS.MAO.APART
UNIT.BOXTOP.LOA
MTN.HITMEUP.BUR
PSA.ATOAST.PUTT
SOSAD.RNA.GAMES
.NINERS.DDAY...
SAMOSA.CORNDOG.
PLOD.CORRIGIBLE
CONE.EDIBLEROOT
AGES.SUBSYSTEMS
<ACROSS>
Some halftime performers
Galaxy array
Home to Gotham City, Metropolis, etc.
Persian for "king"
Technology term from the Greek for "far sight"
Rhode Island's motto
Factory problems
Maintained
Queen who sings, "The cold never bothered me anyway"
Holy one?
Church marriage notice
Red head of the 20th century
Cut off
Fathom, e.g.
Old-timey proof of purchase
Hawaiian for "long"
1-Down part: Abbr.
Slangy "Please call"
Rough case
"The More You Know" segment, briefly
Tribute opening
Green roller
"What a tragedy"
Messenger substance
Play __
Montana team in the '80s
Subject of the 1975 film "Overlord"
Triangular pastry
Fair treat
Walk with effort
Hardly a lost cause
Pine product
Jicama or rutabaga
Gets on
Parts of a bigger picture
<DOWN>
Colo. summer setting
Dell alternative
"Three Coins in the Fountain" composer Styne
The slightest change
Watterson's Calvin and Susie, at times
What Pandora released
Model X maker, before 2017
"Divergent" heroine __ Prior
Spanish "that"
Contextual meaning
Note near B
Facebook upload
One way to spread the news
Lose
"The Sound of Music" name
Squee-worthy
Goose __
Snack that doesn't sound very appetizing
"To Be Young, Gifted and Black" singer
Guitarist, slangily
Wonderland trial evidence
Was fooled by the fake
Unsafe?
Underworld
Prospector's prize
Cell terminals
Sacred Indian river
Runs
Deadpan
Spot saver?: Abbr.
Nursery item
Wind in a pit
Grab (onto)
Norfolk sch.
Search subjects for 100+ yrs.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 17, 2019, 12:05:47 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Sun, Mar 17, 2019 - "Going Green"
<AUTHOR>
Matt McKinley / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
21x21
<GRID>
BOWE.CHIP.HALF.SCRUMS
ITAL.YUMA.OHIO.QUITIT
GOLFERSPUTTINGSURFACE
DELILAH.LAD...MATTHEW
...NUN...NOM.DOLLS...
MEN.LOOKINGSICKLY.ELI
AHEM..NENE.UNTIE.SCAN
LOWE.SENTRA.DEED.HOWE
TWOS.TINS.NOUNS.CUFFS
..NATALE..NRC..WALRUS
CDT.VILLAGECENTER.ILE
REHEAR..VEX..ORELSE..
ANEND.CNOTE.PREP.KNEW
FIJI.PLOW.SPEDBY.IDLE
TROD.LOHAN.ODIE..PLIE
SOB.EASILYTRICKED.YAK
...ASYET.MET...VAN...
INASPOT...MIN.FINEART
COLORFORSTPATRICKSDAY
EVENIF.IDEE.SEXT.TACK
ROGETS.MILD.BYES.SMEE
<ACROSS>
Boxer who defeated Holyfield twice
Contentious shoulder piece?
Equal-split offer
Rugby tussles
Lang. of Livorno
Border Patrol city of the Southwest
Three Rivers river
"That's enough!"
Green
Samson's betrayer
Pub bud
Apostle also called Levi
Habit wearer
Happy eating word
Kewpie and kachina
Kings, e.g.
Green
Not a Crimson fan
Break-in sound?
Hawaiian goose
Prepare to take off, perhaps
Printer function
Premier League soccer anchor Rebecca
Nissan model
Ownership proof
Suffragist Julia Ward __
Terrible year?
Metal containers
Heart and soul, e.g.
Slapped-on restraints
Cremona Christmas
AEC successor
Beast in a Beatles' title
Iowa summer hrs.
Green
Land in the Seine
Try again
Really irritate
Bully's words
Come to __
Tenth of a grand
Part of a cook's job
Recognized
Pacific island nation
Winter truck attachment
Zoomed past
Unproductive
Walked
"Mean Girls" actress
Jim Davis canine
"The Nutcracker" dip
Sad sound
Green
Himalayan beast
Until now
One of the 91-Down
Moving wheels
Needing bailing out, maybe
60 secs.
Museum works
Green
Allowing for the possibility that
With 109-Down, obsession
Hot message
Against-the-wind sailing maneuver
Handy reference
Springlike, as weather
Skip-a-round privileges
Barrie's bosun
<DOWN>
Texas city nickname
Siouan tribe
Interactive Facebook feature
Diminutive
Roxane's lover
One may come over a crowd
Prankster
Name of six popes
Ballpark staple
Yellowfin tuna
Three-time Tony winner __-Manuel Miranda
Daze
Blew big-time
In a snippy manner
Falling-outs
Bryce Canyon locale
Clock-climbing trio
Slow cooker dish
Jewish month after Av
Hide seeker
Appalachian range
The NCAA's Spartans
1971 American Airlines debut
Ice cream treat
Self-help website
Green
1936 Literature Nobelist
Vacation home for dogs?
QBs' concerns
Bring about
Green
Allowed
Actually existing
Southwest formation
Synagogue
Word with way or case
Wings
Frodo pursuer
Psychiatrist Jung
Spot during a program
Reacting to a tearjerker
Skillfully makes
2003 AFI Life Achievement Award recipient
Promise
Acquire
Kind of skiing
He has the answers
Geraint's beloved
Decide not to attend
Intimate with
Like seven Nolan Ryan games
Mani mate
Lamb pen name
Common pay period
End-of-season games
Shylock's adversary
Citi Field team, on scoreboards
__ de corps
Filled in
Throws out
Like many basements
Together
Homes in the woods
Bakery specialist
Porto-__: Benin's capital
Shake __: hurry
Accident investigation agcy.
See 119-Across
Eliot's "__ Bede"
Track event
Youngster
Edge of a canyon
Star Wars initials
Smartphone no.
Ferdinand II of Aragón, por ejemplo
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: doughb on March 17, 2019, 10:57:47 AM
Hello -- Thank you so much for posting these! Now that I've figured out how to convert them to .puz files, I'm getting my fix. I'm not an LA Times puzzle addict though. Really. I can quit any time I want.  ;)

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but where are these even coming from? I mean, if you have a source, might anyone be able to also access them there?

Thanks again for picking up the slack. The LA Times puzzles are the only reason I subscribe to Cruciverb too.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: trauer1282 on March 17, 2019, 11:07:40 AM
When the main .puz feed is broken (as has been the case more days than not recently) Glen9999 accesses the puzzle in xml, html, or pdf format from the LA Times site and then uses brute force or a script to build the .puz source which he posts.

I humbly do the same thing when he is away from his desk, which happens once in a blue moon. But his postings almost always are there shortly after midnight, so he's the man.

Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 18, 2019, 12:00:53 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Mon, Mar 18, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Kurt Mengel & Jan-Michele Gianette / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
GLIB.GANGS.ASEA
RAMA.AGILE.NIKE
APPS.LONERANGER
BRASS..NATIONS.
SOLITARYMAN.OOH
ABE.ERO..STIRUP
TED.EARP...TATS
...ONLYCHILD...
CLEF...PISA.CBS
REATAS..LEG.ART
OTS.SINGLEOWNER
.SIMILAR..SANAA
ONEOFAKIND.SODS
BOSN.GEESE.ILES
OTTO.EDGAR.TIDE
<ACROSS>
Slick-talking
Crime organizations
On the Atlantic, say
Bow-and-arrow-carrying Hindu god
Spry
Running shoe brand
Smartphone downloads
Tonto's friend, with "The"
Copper-and-zinc alloy
Countries
Early Neil Diamond hit
Fireworks reaction
"Honest" prez
Suffix with ranch
Work into a frenzy
Brother of Bobby Kennedy
Lawman Wyatt
Body art, briefly
Offspring sans siblings
Sheet music pitch indicator
Leaning Tower site
"Survivor" station
Gauchos' lariats
Chair part
Paintings, etchings, etc.
10-minute NFL periods, if they last that long
Used car selling point
Alike in many respects
Capital of Yemen
Something unlike any other
Repairs with turf, as a lawn
Cap'n's mate
Birds in a gaggle
French cruise stops
"The Simpsons" bus driver
__ Allan Poe
Laundry brand
<DOWN>
Clutches for
Carriage passenger's warmer
Stabbed by Buffy, as a vampire
Voices below tenori
Four qts.
In days of yore
Fool
Eye twinkle
Sealy competitors
Year in Tuscany
Lady of Italy
Barely manages, as a living
Bubbly prefix
"__ That a Shame"
Dutch painter Jan
Devastated Asian sea
Golfer McIlroy
Some laptops
"__ be my pleasure"
Angel dust, for short
Shakespearean "frequently"
Jack and Jill went up one
"Understood"
Old Nigerian capital
__-Magnon
"Better if we skip this"
Most simple
Tubular ricotta-filled pastry
Covered with crumbs before cooking
Street in Berlin
"Not likely!"
Stored fodder
In one's birthday suit
"Norwegian Dances" composer
"__ something I said?"
Pre-stereo
"Name a price--I'm flexible," in ads
Intel-gathering govt. group
__ Spiegel: German magazine
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: phaedrusX on March 18, 2019, 08:42:32 AM
Thanks once again for helping us all out with these. Could you post text for the Mar 4 puzzle? The LAT archive links stopped updating after Mar 3 and (I think) your updates begin with the Mar 5 puzzle. Sorry if I just missed it somewhere.
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: trauer1282 on March 18, 2019, 12:59:42 PM
As requested by phaedrusX.  Actually I posted this at the end of the February topic (yes, I was too lazy to open a new one 8-)

<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Mon, Mar 4, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Kurt Mengel & Jan-Michele Gianette / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
AGNES.SCAD.CLUE
TIARA.OHSO.RING
OGDENSNASH.ESSO
MIA.DENT..METES
...GARYSCOOPER.
ATTILA..ENRON..
FAUN..STLEO.TEC
ABRAHAMSLINCOLN
RUN.ARIAS..AMIE
..TINCT..ICIEST
.ROCKSHUDSON...
SAGAS..LIAR.PGA
ETON.BETTYSFORD
AILS.OARS.EERIE
TODO.GRAY.TEENS
<ACROSS>
Moorehead of "Bewitched"
Whole bunch
This is one
Sparkling topper
Extremely
"With this __ ... "
Poet's Rambler?
Gas brand in Canada
Ronan Farrow's mom
Ding in a car
Parcels (out)
"High Noon" actor's Mini?
Most-feared Hun
2001 scandal company
Deity with goat legs
Canonized pope who kept 26-Across from invading Rome
Gumshoe
President's Continental?
Stocking flaw
La Scala solos
Dijon darling
Touch of color
Most slippery, as roads
"Pillow Talk" actor's Hornet?
Complex tales
Tale teller
Tour gp. with tees
School attended by many English statesmen
First lady's Mustang?
Has a cold, say
Rowboat movers
Like horror film music
Fuss
Cloudy
Most high schoolers
<DOWN>
Split bit
1958 Chevalier musical
Nothing, in Spain
Before, poetically
Open-toed shoe
Cher's singing partner
Online talks
Beast of burden
Head-slapping word from Homer
Sleazy sort, in slang
"Pay attention when I speak"
Racing family name
They may clash on film sets
Toxin fighters
Dummy
Actress Torres of "Firefly"
Phones in pockets or purses
"That's __ haven't heard"
A distant place
"Forbidden" perfume
What things do when touched by Midas
Actress Jada Pinkett __
Flight safety org.
Fans of college sports' Bulldogs
Tech product review website
Actor Tom who said, "There's no crying in baseball"
Curved parts
Eve's firstborn
"No problem for me!"
"By Jove!"
Tight undergarment
Betting odds, e.g.
Michelob diet beer
Rattlebrained
Chair or sofa
Skin opening
Broad smile
Citrus drinks
Peat source
Organ with a drum
Lawyer's charge
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 19, 2019, 12:01:50 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Tue, Mar 19, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Gail Grabowski & Bruce Venzke / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
<SIZE>
15x15
<GRID>
SHIFT.ALTO.LAST
TARRY.SHUN.OREO
SLEEPSTAGE.NORA
...NOAHS..SEMIS
ADZE.SMALLCRAFT
TEAMUSA.PEAS...
OBGYN..IGOR.ADS
NRA.IPADAIR.LOT
EAT.COWS..EDEMA
...TOTO.INDEXES
WATERSLIDE.SASH
OLSEN..FIORI...
ROAD.PUTONASHOW
THRU.RAHM.ZTILE
HASP.ORES.ESSES
<ACROSS>
Factory work period
Choral part
Stand the test of time
Hang around
Deliberately avoid
Nabisco nibble
Period with dreams, e.g.
Screenwriter Ephron
__ Ark
Rest area array
Timber shaper
Subject of some weather advisories
Stars and Stripes squad
Soup spheres
Delivery doc
Movie lab assistant
App annoyances
Gp. that isn't gun-shy
Apple tablet from 2013 to 2016
Real estate buy
Have some grub
Ranch grazers
Botanical swelling
Yellow Brick Road dog
Back-of-book lists
Summit Plummet at Disney World, for one
Bit of pageant attire
Fashionista Mary-Kate
Flowers, in Florence
Pothole's place
Perform in the theater ... and what can be done to the end of 17-, 25-, 37- and 48-Across
Drive-__ window
Chicago mayor Emanuel
Scrabble 10-pointer
Diary securer
Vein yields
Several hairpin turns
<DOWN>
Wall and Bourbon: Abbr.
Kubrick's out-of-control computer
Dublin's land: Abbr.
Faux ally
Proofer's find
Bronchial woe
Capital of Tibet
Yank
Ace's value, at times
They don't like company
Taco truck allure
Calligrapher's swirl
Wedding reception highlight
Mouth off to
Visibly healed, as skin
Advice to sinners
Messing of "Will & Grace"
Restaurant survey creator
Lexi Thompson's sports org.
Sainted fifth-century pope
Mythical horned equine
Cards with pics
Amazon Echo's assistant
Mosque toppers
Narc's discovery
Cookware items
AFB truant
Calls it off
Ready to drive, as a golf ball
Figures of speech
Hard-to-miss sign
Value
Hawaiian hi
Romanov royals
"__ shoe fits ... "
Use a wrecking ball on
In favor of
Former Mideast org.
Embroidered pronoun
World Cup shout
Jazzman Montgomery
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 20, 2019, 12:01:47 AM
<ACROSS PUZZLE V2>
<TITLE>
LA Times, Wed, Mar 20, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Mark McClain / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
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CIRCA.APPS.RIBS
APIAN.LOOK.ESAU
SOFTG.PEKINGESE
ESTEEM.MEANIES.
...GLOW..REF...
FITOFPIQUE.TACT
ATARI.LUNAR.VOW
MARYS.LOL.ELENA
ELO.HAITI.VERDI
DOTS.PEAKSEASON
...HAR..EARS...
.TAILORS.TSHIRT
TAKEAPEEK.ALLOW
AXIS.OMNI.LASSO
PINT.SODA.SWAYS
<ACROSS>
About, in dates
Words With Friends and such
They form a "cage"
Bee-related
Cry while pointing a finger
Rebecca's firstborn
General opening?
Breed also known as a Lion Dog
High regard
Nasty types
Warm feeling
Gridiron official
Angry display
Skill useful in delicate situations
Big name in gaming
Like the Javanese calendar
Swear
Catholic univ. in San Antonio
Facebook titter
Kagan on the bench
Symphonic rock gp.
Port-au-Prince locale
"Otello" composer
Towns on some maps
When the volume is the highest
Guffaw syllable
Prominent fox features
Alters to fit
Souvenir with a slogan
Survey surreptitiously
Sanction
Graph line
Westin competitor
Rope often coiled
Beer order
Pop
Moves rhythmically
<DOWN>
Detective's job
Nasdaq debuts
Breach
Hurricane strength term
Colorful reef denizen
The Eiger, for one
Work often recited
Sack holding a pig, in an old idiom
Winter sports mecca
Pass along, with dubious etiquette
"It's clear now!"
Barbershop member
"X" author Grafton
Austin-to-Dallas dir.
Do some floor work
Singer Nelson
Well-known
Writer Calvino
Seer's deck
Prescribed goal
"A tradition __ any other": trademarked catchphrase for The Masters
Declares
Housing choice
Huck Finn creator
Setbacks
Pet control ordinance
Fitting
Least forward
Didn't play
In the manner of
Bus alternative
Similar (to)
San __: Riviera resort
Transmit
Ingrid's "Casablanca" role
Optimistic
There are five in ten
Word with dance or root
Sedona, for one
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: Glenn9999 on March 21, 2019, 12:01:03 AM
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LA Times, Thu, Mar 21, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Ed Sessa / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
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IMAMS.EWOK.APPS
MOVIE.MING.NOLO
SNAKEBITES.TKOS
EDIE.ELSA.PIETA
TOLDALIE.JAVA..
....KLONDIKEBAR
.ESSO..DIM.NONE
EATINTO.PAYOUTS
BRED.ARC..AMTS.
BLACKBEAUTY....
..KAYS.FMRADIOS
INBED.OTOE.URAL
DUOS.SHAKENBAKE
EDNA.TINA.FATED
DEER.POSY.LIENS
<ACROSS>
Mosque leaders
Teddy-bearlike Star Wars figure
What many icons open
Prime production
Vase-making dynasty
Legal plea, briefly
*Hazards for herpetologists
Ring calls
Falco of "The Sopranos"
Designer Schiaparelli
Classic mother-and-son statue
Didn't emulate Washington?
Programming language with a coffee icon
*Square-shaped ice cream treat
North-of-the-border gas
Not sharp
What the fourth little piggy had
Erode
Bettor expectations
Brought up
Shuttlecock's path
Dols. and cts.
*Novel narrated by a horse
Spelled-out strikeouts
Best Buy buys
Sacked out
Great Plains tribe
Eurasia's __ Mountains
Groups of two
Breadcrumb coating brand ... or, as two words, what is found in the answers to starred clues
Poet St. Vincent Millay
Funny Fey
Meant to be
Road sign animal
Fragrant arrangement
Property claims
<DOWN>
"That's enough, thanks"
Columbus' world
Be of use to
Ready to be recorded
Use one's eyes
Estevez of "The Breakfast Club"
Breaking point
Service status
Metric wts.
Treatment for 17-Across
*Pry
Novelist's starting point
Slugger Sammy
Tolling place
Karachi's country: Abbr.
"Locked Up" rapper
Iwo __
Drop down
Lines in the sand, perhaps
Hi-__ image
First name in tea
*Doggie bag item
Host of the 1950s' "Your Show of Shows"
Drop off
Keep-on connection
Cal. neighbor
Sisterhood name in a 2002 film
Mideast tunics
"The Spanish Tragedy" dramatist
"I guess it's fine"
Genealogy chart
Largest UAE city
Fuming
Like some casks
Downhill runners
Fingered
Art class subject
Birthplace of seven presidents
Oil additive brand
Org. with Vikings
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: trauer1282 on March 22, 2019, 12:21:49 PM
Glen9999 is a rock star.   8)
Title: Re: PUZ, March 2019
Post by: trauer1282 on March 22, 2019, 12:58:03 PM
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LA Times, Fri, Mar 22, 2019
<AUTHOR>
Peter Koetters / Ed. Rich Norris
<COPYRIGHT>
© 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
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15x15
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PRESAGED.CALEB.
CATALINA.ABATED
STALINGR.SENORA
...STARKRAVINGM
CACAO..WASI....
ERAS.EDEN.GOBAD
LIL.SLAB.KORUNA
ISLAMAB.UNDERGR
NEIMAN.ELEA.NEW
ENTER.ANTE.DELI
....TODD..AARON
ELIJAHMUHAMM...
CANOLA.POPUPADS
GORIER.ANISETEA
.SINCE.SENTDOWN
<ACROSS>
Foretold
Biblical spy
California resort island
Let up
Embattled World War II city
Lady of Las Palmas
Absolutely bonkers
Source of a mole poblano ingredient
"Now, where __?"
Spans often presidentially named
'60s Hagman co-star
Turn
Rapper __ Wayne
Marble piece
Czech currency
Capital ESE of Kabul
College student
Partner of Marcus
Zeno's home
Just out
Log
Deal preceder
Place to nosh on a knish
Musician Rundgren
Braves slugger
Nation of Islam leader who was a mentor to Malcolm X
Edible oil
Online annoyances needed to complete five puzzle answers
More disturbing, as details
Licorice-flavored brew
Because
Demoted to the minors
<DOWN>
Many Chrome runners
Muppet Rizzo, e.g.
Greek vowel
Burrito seller's array
Ginsburg associate
Actress Gershon
Many an RPI grad
Limited-access internet area
Honduran homes
He played Fish on "Barney Miller"
Legal scholar Guinier
The most private of private schools": Hugh Laurie
Marine threat
It holds water
Bled
2010s Caesars Palace regular, familiarly
Out of the sack
"Heads or tails"
Vigorous spirit
Pat
Claim discovery, perhaps
Phone in crime shows
San __, Texas
Tongue-in-cheek award eponym
Wisenheimer
Proposal support?
__ Zion Church
Last: Abbr.
Turn into
Naval brass: Abbr.
Stifled
Orchard Field, today
Not to be missed
Cardio readout
Indochinese Peninsula nation
Cross letters
Become part of
Refine
Could hear __ drop
Volume One words, perhaps
Morning coat?
Title of respect, in Tokyo