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Wind your way through Adam Wagner’s puzzle.

By Deb Amlen

Jump to: Today’s Theme | Tricky Clues

THURSDAY PUZZLE — When does a crossword puzzle need a visual hint at the theme? We’ve seen circled squares, shaded squares, bolded lines and even black square s used as aids to help solvers organize their thoughts. These elements are usually added to the grids during the editing process.

This devilishly clever puzzle from Adam Wagner includes shaded squares, and thank goodness they’re there. Not having some sort of visual element might have led to cross words (sorry).

Adding a visual element is only one of many jobs of the puzzle editors.

“We usually talk about visual elements like this during the meetings when we’re accepting the puzzle,” Christina Iverson, a puzzle editor, said. “In this case, we just thought the visual would be too hard to see without any shading, and if testers find something confusing, we’ll change the presentation,” she added.

Joel Fagliano, the digital puzzle editor, agreed with Ms. Iverson and said that other ideas for clarifying the theme were discussed. But, he added: “Ultimately, we settled on what you see now. Even if it makes the puzzle a little easier for a Thursday, it seems worth it to make the theme clear to all solvers.”

Today’s Theme

First, allow me to give kudos to Mr. Wagner for filling this grid. Making a puzzle where the true answers are basically hidden but what we write in the squares are unrelated words or phrases is next-level constructing as far as I’m concerned. You’ll see what I mean.

In this grid, we’re making BOX BRAIDS as a nod to the “hairstyle worn by Janet Jackson in the 1993 film ‘ Poetic Justice .’” Solving it may make you feel as if you have a lot on your plait. (Sorry, I couldn’t resist.)

BOX BRAIDS — the revealer at 32A — involve separating sections of hair into a sort of grid pattern and braiding each section. Sometimes synthetic hair is braided in to help lengthen and smooth out the braids. The square sections, or boxes, give this hairstyle its name.

In each quadrant of Mr. Wagner’s puzzle, a series of seven shaded squares winds its way down, but what could that mean?

It turns out that these are braids that exist in the puzzle’s boxes. Note that they are two-strand braids, not three. I’m not even sure filling a puzzle with three interwoven entries is possible, at least not with good fill.

We need to solve the clues in two columns — 2D and 3D, for example — in order to make sense of the entries.

For example, at 2D, the answer to the clue “Academic achievements” seems to be DOG BEDS, which makes no sense. Similarly, the answer to “Doesn’t allow,” at 3D, seems to be FERRIES. Now what do we do?

We braid the entries, of course. If we follow the shaded squares in that sector starting at 2D, the answer becomes DEGREES. And if we follow the white squares that are interwoven with 2D, the answer becomes FORBIDS.

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7A. You can say a lot of things about William TAFT , the 27th president, but you can’t say that he didn’t have a sense of humor. He was the person “who said of himself, in 1912, ‘No one candidate was ever elected ex-president by such a large majority.’”

18A. The king in the clue “What a king might sit on?” is a mattress, and the answer is SLATS.

20A. MR. T, who was born Laurence Tureaud, is the “’80s celeb who aptly appeared on Letterman?”

29A. The “One hawing but not hemming?” is an ASS, which makes a “hee haw” sound.

41A. A clue such as the blissful comment “‘This is the life!’” capitalizes on the common phrase in order to misdirect the solver. The clue is really hinting at a description of life, as in flora and fauna. The answer is BIOTA.

19D. “Light entertainment,” or plays, TV shows and movies that don’t require a lot of mental effort, is a Britishism that is sometimes used in the States as well. In Mr. Wagner’s puzzle, however, we are supposed to take the word “light” literally: The answer is LASER SHOW.

24D. We’ve seen this type of heteronym clue before: The word “row” can mean a line or it can mean a quarrel. In this puzzle it’s the latter, and “Two in a row?” are FOES.

40D. The “Platform whose exploitation is called ‘jailbreaking,’ for short” is IOS. In the past, if you were the owner of an Apple device and wanted to download an app that was not compatible with the closed operating system, you had to jailbreak it. This meant that you had to install an app that allowed users to customize their system beyond the strict Apple settings. The downside to jailbreaking was platform instability and horrible battery life. With the proliferation of apps that work on multiple platforms, jailbreaking may not be as widespread as it used to be.

53D. FIT is a “Fashionable look, in lingo.” According to Dictionary.com, a “ FIT check ” is a request for comment on said FIT.

Constructor Notes

Look, I know I’ve gone on record about preferring themes that feel “human.” But you have to understand — that was before I knew how to code! Now that I’ve learned Python’s deep magic, I’m happy to be a hypocrite. And for those curious, here are a few other good theme pairs that didn’t make the cut: CORN OIL HARPS ON CAR POOL HORNS IN LA SPARK POUTERS LOST ARK PAUPERS NECTARS TOELESS NO CLASS TEETERS MONROES BETTERS MENTORS BO TREES Turns out there really aren’t any viable pairs longer than seven letters, which ended up being a happy bit of serendipity in terms of being able to pull this off in a 15x15 grid. Hope you enjoyed!

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Off the Grid: Sally breaks down USA TODAY's daily crossword puzzle, More or Less

There are spoilers ahead. You might want to solve today's puzzle before reading further! More or Less

Constructor: Amanda Rafkin

Editor: Amanda Rafkin

What I Learned from Today’s Puzzle

• LEE (63A: "Past Lives" actress Greta) Past Lives is a 2023 movie written and directed by Celine Song. The movie centers on Nora (Greta LEE) and Hae (Teo Yoo), who were childhood friends in South Korea until Nora moved to Canada with her parents. The two reconnect later in their lives. Greta LEE received critical acclaim for her portrayal of Nora.
• AIMEE (29D: Poet Nezhukumatathil) AIMEE Nezhukumatathil is a poet and essayist. She has four published collections of poetry: Miracle Fruit (2003), At the Drive-In Volcano (2007), Lucky Fish (2011), and Oceanic (2018). Her most recent book, published a few weeks ago, is an illustrated collection of essays celebrating food, Bite by Bite: Nourishments and Jamborees .

Random Thoughts & Interesting Things

• OPRAH (21A: Media mogul with a book club) OPRAH's Book Club began as a segment on her talk show, The OPRAH Winfrey Show . A few years after the show ended, the Book Club relaunched as OPRAH's Book Club 2.0, with a digital media focus. The first OPRAH Book Club book was The Deep End of the Ocean , by Jacquelyn Mitchard, chosen in September 1996. The May 2024 selection is Long Island by Colm Tóibín.
• TINA (24A: "Bob's Burgers" child who likes horses, music, and boys) and GENE (56D: "Bob's Burgers" child who's an aspiring keyboardist) Bob's Burgers is an animated sitcom that first aired in 2011, and is in its 14th season. As you might guess from the show's name, Bob Belcher and his family – wife Linda, and children TINA , GENE , and Louise – run a burger restaurant. Although I don't watch Bob's Burgers on a regular basis, I have seen a few episodes at the insistence of my son who is a fan.
• SAO (28A: ___ Tome and Principe) SÃO Tomé and Príncipe is an island country in the Gulf of Guinea, off the western coast of Africa. Its capital is SÃO Tomé.
• SALEM, OREGON (31A: Capital city in the Pacific Northwest) SALEM, OREGON is the second-largest city in the state of OREGON, following Portland. SALEM is nicknamed the "Cherry City," and flowering cherry trees have been planted along many streets.
• AIDA (38A: Musical set in ancient Egypt) AIDA  is a musical written by Elton John and Tim Rice based on the opera,  AIDA , by Antonio Ghislanzoni and Giuseppe Verdi. The musical AIDA premiered on Broadway in 2000. It won four Tony Awards, including Best Original Score. As the clue informs us, AIDA is set in ancient Egypt.
• HERBAL ESSENCES (47A: Brand of botanical-inspired hair products) The HERBAL ESSENCES brand is a product line of Procter & Gamble. Even if you haven't used HERBAL ESSENCES products, you may remember the commercials that aired in the 1990s and early 2000s. I read an article that described the commercials as "orgasm-adjacent," which is a pretty accurate description! Sex therapist Dr. Ruth even made an appearance in one of the commercials.
• IRENE (55A: Nobelist Joliot-Curie) IRENE Joliot-Curie (1897-1956) was a chemist, physicist, and politician. In 1935, she and her husband, Frédéric Joliot-Curie, were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their discovery of induced radioactivity. To date, six couples have won Nobel Prizes; IRENE Joliot-Curie and her husband were the second of those six. The first couple to win a Nobel Prize was IRENE Joliot-Curie's parents, Pierre Curie and Marie Curie, who were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903.
• EMIR (7D: Dubai leader) Dubai is the capital of the Emirate of Dubai, one of seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Dubai is the most populous city in the UAE.
• OSLO (12D: Norwegian city home to Frogner Park) OSLO is the capital of Norway. We last saw OSLO in the puzzle yesterday . Frogner Park is OSLO's largest park. It houses a permanent sculpture installation created by Gustav Vigeland. Frogner Park is also home to Norway's largest collection of roses – 14,000 plants of 150 varieties.
• ALASKA (48D: State whose flag has eight gold stars) The eight gold stars on ALASKA's flag represent the Big Dipper (part of the constellation Ursa Major) and Polaris, the North Star.
• ASIA (52D: Vietnam's continent) Like OSLO, ASIA is making back-to-back appearances, as it was also in yesterday's puzzle . Vietnam is a country in Southeast ASIA. The capital of Vietnam is Hanoi, and its largest city is Ho Chi Minh City.
• ESC (41A: "Get me outta here" computer key)
• SILLY GOOSE (11D: Total goofball)
• I'LL BE NICE (37D: "Putting my claws away now")

Crossword Puzzle Theme Synopsis

• SALES SLIP (17A: Proof of purchase)
• SALEM, OREGON (31A: Capital city in the Pacific Northwest)
• HERBAL ESSENCES (47A: Brand of botanical-inspired hair products)
• DEMO REELS (60A: Compilations of actors' best on-screen work)

Each theme answer contains either the word MORE, OR the word LESS: SA LES S LIP, SALE M, ORE GON, HERBA L ESS ENCES, and DE MO RE ELS.

I enjoyed this puzzle, MORE OR LESS. Ha! Seriously though, I thoroughly enjoyed this puzzle. It was fun to have the hidden word in each theme answer alternate between LESS and MORE. Thank you, Amanda, for this excellent puzzle.

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