Name spelled by the initials of five consecutive months Crossword Clue

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(noun)
1. (Greek mythology) the husband of Medea and leader of the Argonauts who sailed in quest of the Golden Fleece

Hint 2: Clue Definition

CONSECUTIVE (adjective)
1. successive (without a break)
2. one after the other
CONSECUTIVE (adverb)
1. in a consecutive manner

More NYT Crossword (2/2/2025) Answers

Across

1. Trading post

5. 'For example . . .'

8. Italian fashion house

13. Hard-liner

17. "Ave Maria" finale, appropriately?

18. Buying binge

20. Venetian magistrates of old

21. French friend

22. Lead actress in "The Lovely Bones" (2009) and "The Bourne Legacy" (2012)

24. Fast car

25. Wild bunch

26. Informer, informally

27. Cartoon character inspired by W.C. Fields

29. Gave a darn

30. 3,605, in ancient Rome

32. Image on a Missouri state quarter

33. Wombs

34. Italian sports cars, informally

37. Gear tooth

39. Desirable condition for hostas

42. Como ___?

43. Divinity sch. subj.

44. Provoked an online fight

47. Treasure

48. Holland/tunnel

49. Figs. on flight boards

51. Onetime Kia model

52. Spot

54. Tik___ challenge

55. Home of the Temple of Poseidon

57. Put down

59. They put things on the back burner

61. Stadium/timekeeper

64. Smash hit

66. Steamed Chinese bun

69. Exist

70. Your business start-up?

72. Word often shortened to a letter and a number

73. Catherine the Great, e.g.: Abbr.

74. Average/income

75. Jeans popular in the 1980s

77. Denver/Colorado

80. The "E" in G.E.: Abbr.

82. Applied to

83. Org. once led by George H.W. Bush

85. Direction of the wind that brought Mary Poppins

87. Where "Cheers" is set

90. Chart-topping Basil or Braxton

91. Start of "O Come, All Ye Faithful"

93. Place to buy tickets: Abbr.

94. Jewel case holders

96. Architect Maya

97. Follow

98. Mel who sang the 1949 #1 hit "Careless Hands"

100. Year abroad

101. Stars and Stripes

103. For the birds

104. Rainproof cover

106. ___ bears

108. Hall-of-Famer Martínez

109. Woodworking tool with a belt

112. "Nothing much"

116. Dino/expedition

117. Card game

118. Certain emcee

120. Grim Grimm figure

121. Beethoven dedicatee

122. Risk of heavy lifting

123. First name in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

124. Costner's role in "The Untouchables"

125. Sheen

126. Happy companion?

127. Right hand: Abbr.

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Down

1. Red rover home

2. “I smell ___!”

3. ___ Act (measure against mobsters)

4. Indigenous people's name for Mount Rainier

5. Officer with a radar gun

6. Shapiro of NPR

7. Antiquated assent

8. Fictional composer whose first three initials mean "A.S.A.P."

9. Dietary plant fiber

10. Foreign exchange fee

11. Chrysler Building style, familiarly

12. Request

13. Protective outfits for handling radioactive material

14. Almond-flavored liqueur

15. Stand in a cellar

16. Small entryway receptacle that might also house loose change

18. Skinny/dip

19. Poet Pound

23. Horror film locale, in brief

28. Seasoning brand that dropped the first part of its name in 2020

29. Prompted, in a theater

31. Horse/power

34. Tour aid

35. What Hester Prynne wore in a Hawthorne novel

36. Excessive praise

38. Like some eyeliners

40. Lineage

41. Major shops

45. Honking or screeching, for example

46. Bygone owner of Virgin Records

50. "Hello there, good ___"

53. One eager for radical change

56. Kind of line that no one just stands in

58. Party to the left of Dem.

60. Body parts with caps

62. How caviar might be served

63. Will, given the opportunity

65. Sephora purchase

66. "Help me out here"

67. Fast-evaporating cleaning agent

68. Sicilian Defense in chess, e.g.

71. Adversary

76. Deli devices

78. Pickleball need

79. Classic British sports cars

81. Conclusion

83. What parallel lines never do

84. Ones in the know

86. Feature of rhubarb pie

88. "Kapow!"

89. Not plugged in, in a way

91. Grabbed, as an opportunity

92. Sommelier’s prefix

95. Diploma modifier

99. Mothers, in Mexico

102. Slumber party

105. Trail/head

107. Crib call

109. Cotton capsule

110. Sony co-founder Morita

111. Promise/keeper

113. Soul legend Redding

114. Something to look through

115. Mild expletive

117. Digital picture format

119. ___-cone

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