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NY Times, Sat, Aug 01, 2015 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Rock
  2. 9. Big releases of the '50s
  3. 15. Cobbler waste
  4. 16. Yale, to the "ten thousand men of Harvard"
  5. 17. Skating, as a hockey team
  6. 18. Maxim, e.g.
  7. 19. "Star Wars" army member
  8. 20. Nixon adviser Nofziger
  9. 21. "Now I get it!"
  10. 22. World
  11. 24. Parlous
  12. 26. "Are you satisfied now?"
  13. 27. Sweetie
  14. 31. Possessive on a Chinese menu
  15. 32. Relationship with unrequited love, in modern slang
  16. 33. Classic record label
  17. 34. Some kitchen pads
  18. 35. Jazz's Beiderbecke
  19. 36. Stammering
  20. 38. Cornel who wrote "Race Matters"
  21. 39. Tot
  22. 40. Shade of black
  23. 41. Thrown (over)
  24. 42. Put in bundles for the bookbinder
  25. 43. Specialty, informally
  26. 46. Characters of average width
  27. 47. Musclebound
  28. 48. Defensive comeback
  29. 50. Works of childlike simplicity
  30. 53. Musician Mendes known for the bossa nova
  31. 54. Camp dweller
  32. 55. Irish runner Coghlan
  33. 56. Principal means of address?

Down

  1. 1. Mail ctr.
  2. 2. "Good-___, good fellow" (greeting from Romeo)
  3. 3. Situation in which one person might have the advantage
  4. 4. Lugs
  5. 5. Practice's counterpart
  6. 6. Speak out
  7. 7. See 8-Down
  8. 8. When 7-Down gets hot
  9. 9. Highest authority in some Eastern churches
  10. 10. They may get burned
  11. 11. Miscellaneous
  12. 12. Office paper
  13. 13. Unexciting
  14. 14. [Not that again]
  15. 20. One who's disparaged
  16. 22. "Fiddler on the Roof" setting
  17. 23. "Not me": Fr.
  18. 24. What's up for grabs?
  19. 25. 1960s-'80s Bosox legend
  20. 27. Ones symbolized by John Bull
  21. 28. Basketball's Black Mamba
  22. 29. Maroon
  23. 30. Sent pixxx?
  24. 32. Cohabitation without marriage
  25. 34. Television interruption
  26. 37. Some high-speed cars
  27. 38. Original band that sang "I Shot the Sheriff," with "the"
  28. 40. "___ says ..."
  29. 42. What you might call it
  30. 43. Plinth, for a pillar
  31. 44. Precinct
  32. 45. It can make you sick
  33. 47. Eric of "Munich"
  34. 49. CARE, e.g., for short
  35. 50. Beat by a hair
  36. 51. Food writer Drummond
  37. 52. Pro ___

This puzzle was published on Saturday, Aug 01, 2015 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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