ACROSS
  • 1. “___ ever notice…” (observational comic’s lead-in)
  • 6. Generations of major leaguers
  • 11. Early tie
  • 13. Combination wager
  • 14. “The loudest taste on earth” snack item
  • 15. Go-___
  • 16. Hurler Hershiser
  • 17. Va. neighbor
  • 19. Not go straight
  • 20. Deli item
  • 22. Actress Scala
  • 23. ESPN sports columnist who coined the Ewing Theory
  • 26. “A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle” speaker
  • 28. Stern
  • 29. Epoch
  • 30. Ankles
  • 31. Slangy turndown
  • 32. Seรฑor’s emphatic yes
  • 33. Unlikely to bite
  • 37. Square, e.g.
  • 39. Drops off
  • 41. Having the same reach
  • 42. Sarge, e.g.
  • 43. Has to have
  • 44. Vermont ski resort
DOWN
  • 1. Dumb cluck
  • 2. “___ out?”: dealer’s query
  • 3. Brooklynese “yonder”
  • 4. Cooler dweller
  • 5. Cockpit dial: Abbr.
  • 6. Downsizer
  • 7. Midback muscle, for short
  • 8. Eight-sided figures
  • 9. Womb-related
  • 10. It bites
  • 12. Pain-relief ad term
  • 13. Classless society supporter
  • 18. Lear alternatives
  • 21. Others, to Ovid
  • 23. Mining passage
  • 24. “Please help ___ this…?”
  • 25. Activist, often
  • 26. Accra resident
  • 27. Food Network star
  • 32. Princes, e.g.
  • 34. Old record label
  • 35. Cat call
  • 36. Edward Cullen’s mom in Twilight
  • 38. Pan, e.g.
  • 40. Red Sox, on scoreboards

One reply on “This Week’s Puzzle”

  1. I’m very happy that you’ve made Brendan Emmett Quigley’s crosswords available online, and printable at that. Thank you! If you like crosswords, you might like Francis Heaney’s _Crass words_, with R- and X-rated themed crosswords. Quigley contributed some to _Crass words_.

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