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Like Some Smiles and Winks

Even in her first Times puzzle, Jess Rucks knows what everyone needs on a Saturday: a ray of sunshine.

By Caitlin Lovinger

SATURDAY PUZZLE — If you’re hoping for one of those themeless solves that are a breath of fresh air, full of crowd-pleasing trivia and accessible humor, then you’ve come to the right place. This is a polished crossword by a seasoned constructor who’s debuting at The New York Times.

The puzzle is definitely tough enough to run on a Saturday, but its wit and creativity egged me on to the finish. Every time I didn’t know something, its clues made me far more curious than frustrated.

Tricky Clues

19A. I thought of a few solutions for the clue “‘Thanks for the update,’ when said sarcastically,” including “So what’s new,” “newsflash” and the correct expression, I’M WELL AWARE.

34A. There are also a lot of potential answers for “Causes of some P.R. nightmares,” and the right one was not on my list. I needed a few letters from crossing entries to rule out “affairs”; the answer is HOT MICS. I know there are pop culture scandals that result from careless comments, but this answer made me think of politicians .

52A. “It’s sharp near the bottom” is a wink of a clue, and the butt of the joke is a baby’s. Be careful when wielding a DIAPER PIN near someone’s “bottom.”

55A/57A. There are stacked hand gestures here, both of which took a moment and some gesticulation for me to figure out. At 55A, I figured that “‘So … thumbs-down?’” was in response to a bad review rather than a refusal. The answer, IS THAT A NO, surprised me until I acted it out. On the other hand, no pun intended, the entry for 57A — “Cry while swishing one’s hand” — is SHOO. I think of its corresponding gesture as a flick or a wave; for “swishing,” I could only imagine “yoo-hoo.”

1D. This is a debut entry and a new term to me for a “Game played on a road trip”: PADIDDLE. I can’t tell if it’s regional or generational, but it’s definitely a nonsense word for a car with only one working headlight.

3D. If you’re intimidated by the terminology in “Creatures with the scientific name Monodon monoceros,” think of “mono” as “one” and “ceros” as “horn,” as in rhinoceros. That narrows down the list of possible creatures significantly. The entry is NARWHALS.

31D. “Really open up in therapy,” a fitting clue in a puzzle by a therapist, escaped me for the longest time. The answer is GO DEEP, which has previously been clued only as a maneuver in football.

37D/46D. Two entertaining word jams sit at the bottom of this puzzle. The “Portmanteau for a rare winter phenomenon” (37D) is a SNOWNADO, in which warmer air forms a whirlwind and picks up particles of snow . The “Modern fashion portmanteau” (46D) is JORTS, in which warmer air leads people to cut their jeans to knee length .

Constructor Notes

This is my debut puzzle for The New York Times. I have also been published by Universal, USA Today, The Los Angeles Times and The Inkubator. Recently, I constructed Puzzle No. 2 for the Boswords spring themeless league. I am a wife, mom and hooman to my spouse, our 6-year-old kiddo and our cat, respectively. Professionally, I provide in-school mental health therapy for elementary and middle school students. My favorite counseling modality is play therapy, and I believe this child-centered, playful vibe may, at times, come through in my grids. The seed for this puzzle was PADIDDLE. Last fall, as I was driving my son to school, I saw a car with only one headlight and immediately thought, PADIDDLE! Because I am apparently addicted to creating crosswords (and therefore my brain has adapted accordingly), the very next thought that I had was, oh, that would be a fun themeless seed. And here we are! I hope this entry gives most folks a smile and maybe even evokes some fond road trip memories. Quite possibly, it’s brought up memories that are making you wish you had either gone on more road trips or way fewer, or you’ve never heard of PADIDDLE and are now grumpy (to those of you having some feelings, I apologize). Additional aspects of this puzzle that make me smile: the quotes for LANA and DOLLY PARTON, the clue the editors came up with for PLAID, the clue they let me add at the last minute for DRAG and their letting me keep my angle for GO DEEP. Thanks for solving. I hope you had fun!

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