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Thu, Apr 02, 2015 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. [One arrangement of the letters in the grid]
  2. 8. Jaffe and Barrett
  3. 13. Victor Herbert's "Babes in Toyland," e.g.
  4. 15. Action of a flipper
  5. 16. Censor
  6. 17. Latino Walk of Fame locale, informally
  7. 18. Donald Duck, to his nephews
  8. 19. People who've been framed?
  9. 21. [Another arrangement of the letters in the grid]
  10. 22. The Beatles' "___ Mine"
  11. 23. "What's this?!"
  12. 24. Give up the ghost
  13. 25. Favorable situation for sluggers
  14. 27. Royal Catherine
  15. 31. Some clones
  16. 32. Clear
  17. 33. Protected from squalls
  18. 34. 'Fore
  19. 35. Made one's desire clear, say
  20. 36. Tears up
  21. 38. Tom who played TV's Luke Duke
  22. 39. Titular rock band whose film's IMDb rating goes up to 11 rather than 10
  23. 40. What may come after a long time?
  24. 41. Work out at the gym, say
  25. 44. Accommodated, as passengers
  26. 45. Designer Gernreich
  27. 46. "___ you what ..."
  28. 47. "Sister, Sister" sister
  29. 48. ___ chief (mag. V.I.P.)
  30. 49. Plants that are illegal to import
  31. 50. Drive-___
  32. 51. Tiananmen Square demonstration suppressor
  33. 52. Krispy ___
  34. 53. Tucson hrs.
  35. 54. Angry cat's sound
  36. 55. When the French toast?

Down

  1. 1. Cookout throwaway
  2. 2. 100
  3. 3. Designer Geoffrey
  4. 4. Tropical palm
  5. 5. Landlocked land with only two neighbors
  6. 6. ___ Z
  7. 7. Classic late-night comedy bit
  8. 8. [Another arrangement of the letters in the grid]
  9. 9. Thessaly's Mount ___
  10. 10. Baseball tag
  11. 11. Naysayers?
  12. 12. Prepared exactly as one likes, say
  13. 14. Core group?
  14. 15. Out of commission?: Abbr.
  15. 20. Movie candy?
  16. 25. ___ Mix
  17. 26. [Another arrangement of the letters in the grid]
  18. 27. Brought to financial ruin
  19. 28. Your highness?
  20. 29. Brought under control
  21. 30. Easeful
  22. 36. Dim sum additive
  23. 37. Order at a rathskeller
  24. 42. Tear into
  25. 43. Further

This puzzle was published on Thursday, Apr 02, 2015 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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