GEORGE BARANY AND JOHN CHILD
George Barany is a Rockefeller alum (1977) currently on the faculty of the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities. John Child has had an interesting career and currently lives in Nepal. For more about this specific puzzle, including a link to the answer, visit here. More Barany and Friends crosswords can be found here.
Across
1. Actors Damon and Dillon
6. Brainstorms
11. F/X tech.
14. Enjoy the taste of
19. Rhone tributary
20. Old Pac. pact
21. Arles article
22. “Pygmalion” protégée
23. Baby boomer’s boom?
27. Place of safe haven
28. Element with the symbol Sn
29. They are each made of three bones
30. Sony co-founder ___Morita
31. “6 ___ Riv Vu” (1972 Broadway play)
32. Friends with ___
34. 24 horas
37. GDR org. with informants
39. What the troubador did for his supper
40. Govt. property overseer
41. Squander
42. Cow, perhaps
44. YouTube coverage of a celebrity roast?
48. Derring-do
50. Singers Martell and Ronstadt
51. Words with wedge, in an idiom
52. “You’ve gotta be joking!”
55. Acct. akin to an IRA
57. “My sentiments exactly”
58. Birnam, in “Macbeth”
59. Cul-de-___
60. It’s just not a raga without them
63. Mauna ___
64. Future bacon, perhaps
65. “In vitro” footwear?
68. Pick, pick, pick
71. Mail place: Abbr.
73. Right and fitting
74. Netflix nuisance
75. Org. that hired Darrow for the Scopes Trial
76. Cromwell’s crime compound comprising only C and H
80. Something lost unluckily that’s believed to be lucky when found
82. Like a short flick
84. Mythical sea monster and sigil of House Greyjoy in “Game of Thrones”
87. Beehives, e.g.
88. Bangkok second-story man
92. Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron, e.g.: Abbr.
93. In 2012, Neil deGrasse Tyson testified that its current annual budget was “half a penny on your tax dollar”
94. Path
95. Nobel Peace Prize venue
96. Chew the scenery
98. Word with maker or breaker
99. Jello or pie topping
101. ___ Paulo, Brazil
102. Dog star
105. Flightless bird extinct since 1681
106. “___ and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance”
107. Enters tentatively
109. Telling treats in a game show green room?
114. Squalid place to live
115. Old tar’s tool
116. Five, seven, and five / Just count the syllables / ___ is easy
117. Presto’s opposite
118. Word with dog or leap
119. Imminent tassel wearers: Abbr.
120. Physicist Mach
121. Gas used in some lasers Down
Down
1. “___ Solemnis” (Beethoven)
2. Drenched
3. Balm for court problems?
4. Activewear material
5. Group out of the mainstream
6. Kosher : halal : : Jewish : ___
7. Kind souls
8. “Piece of cake!”
9. Co. founded by Alexander Graham Bell
10. Began to melt
11. Fashion knockoff
12. Emerald, ruby, or diamond
13. “Are we there yet?”
14. Slips through the cracks?
15. “The Sound of Music” backdrop
16. By means of
17. English wts.
18. Stool pigeon
24. Tendon-bone connector
25. Heist’s brains
26. Japanese electronics giant whose name means “sunrise”
32. Auto___ (Kraftwerk title)
33. Three-pointers: Abbr.
34. Italian or Russian, for saddle-sore city dwellers?
35. “Goodnight ___” (Leadbelly song)
36. Battery part
38. Early hairstyle for Jesse or Michael Jackson
39. Get a move on
41. Weekly event at some churches
42. Confesses
43. Rebel yell
45. Title heroine for both Sophocles and Euripides
46. “_w__ directed”
47. Small lab containers
49. JFK : New York :: ___ : Chicago
53. Literary monogram
54. Catch on a trunk
56. Draw out
60. It has more than a hundred flights
61. “May ___ of service?”
62. Chicken pox reminder
65. Plain ___ (obvious)
66. Big seller of little trucks
67. Metric wts.
69. High and mighty
70. Ballpark figure
72. It can come before frost
75. Non-speaking part in “Antony and Cleopatra”
76. Anwar’s successor
77. Early computer called Project PX when contracted by the US Army in 1943
78. Answer for “Do you carry it in stock?”
80. Subway fare?
81. French bread
83. Lineup headers
85. Potent potable in Paris
86. Nancy who played Miss Jane Hathaway on “The Beverly Hillbillies”
89. Hoofer Charisse
90. Request at the butcher’s counter
91. Oil company that merged with BP in 1998
97. Blowhard
99. Wraith maker, in short
100. Polo alternatives
101. Solicits
103. Relate, as an issue
104. Williams who played Potsie on “Happy Days”
105. One caught in the headlights?
107. Nabokov’s title professor (1957)
108. Kansas city in “violation”?
109. Toddler’s constant query
110. Weed-killer
111. 93-Across spacewalk: Abbr.
112. Noel staple
113. Mideast alliance, 1958-
1961: Abbr.