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Daily Crossword Puzzle #4 for Sun, Nov 1, 2026
ACROSS 1. Tenth: prefix 5. Port city in Latvia 9. Health resort 12. Wrote a lyric poem 13. Greek god of love 14. Fermented drink made from hops 15. Cause heat under the collar 16. California wine valley 17. Otherwise 18. Cartoonist voice _ Blanc 19. Sliced dessert 21. The state of being joined or united 22. Inconspicuous attention getter 24. Raised railways 26. Girls' org. (abbr.) 27. Riviera of "Kiss of the Spider Woman" 28. Toward shelter 29. Notch 30. Domineers 32. Domed church section 36. Actor's bit 37. Compete 38. Roberta Peters solo 39. Jacques Cousteau's middle name 40. Rends 42. Monthly bill 43. Merit 44. Came up 46. Nanny (var.) 49. Baseball player Mel 50. Painter Guido (1575-1642) 51. Soviet premier 1918-24 53. Actress Charlotte 54. ___ good deed 57. Proofreading order 58. Shade of tan 61. Grant temporary use of 62. Mouths or openings 63. Lick closed 64. South American Indian 65. For each 66. Drink excessively 67. A whole individual unit DOWN 1. Dormintory (informal) 2. Singer Brickell 3. Portable communications device 4. Binary compound 5. French philosopher Descartes 6. Lyricist Gershwin 7. Republican Party 8. White ___ sheet 9. Former Milwaukee Brewers owner Bud 10. Mexican monetary units 11. Sports stadium 14. Benjamin's nick name 19. Pacific Standard Time (abbr.) 20. Slanted text style (abbr.) 21. Purpose 23. Locates 24. A person who is older than you are 25. French article 27. 154 in Roman numerals 28. Believer in; advocate of (suffix) 29. Stealthy 31. Unconcealed 32. Composer Copland 33. Elected leader of a country 34. Trig term 35. Ingest 40. Make lace 41. "Two Mules for Sister ____" 43. A really long time 45. To sift 46. Columnist Joseph or Stewart 47. Distance measurement (Brit.) 48. Approach 52. ___ a Wonderful Life 53. General guideline 55. At one time in the past 56. First of billions? 58. Eastern Standard Time (abbr.) 59. Corporate head (abbr.) 60. Hit sharply and swiftly 61. Cards in a Roman deck?