Across
- 4. — Oct. 31 when “boo” counts as a greeting
- 6. — Spanish for “skull,” often a Day of the Dead decoration
- 8. — Field worker who’s outstanding in his field
- 9. — Flavor that announces “it’s fall now” in your coffee (two words)
- 14. — South Asian festival of tiny oil lamps (diyas) and sweets
- 15. — Afterlife sheet enthusiast
- 18. — Day of the Dead altar honoring loved ones
- 19. — Japanese autumn moon-viewing festival with dango
Down
- 1. — Dessert that argues strongly for cinnamon (two words)
- 2. — Autumn potluck with pals
- 3. — One half of a Halloween ultimatum
- 5. — Season of sweaters, rakes, and crunchy walks
- 7. — Where ladders, apples, and cider plans live
- 10. — Eight-legged web designer
- 11. — Neck hug for chilly days
- 12. — Apple beverage you can mull over
- 13. — Farm labyrinth where GPS gives up (two words)
- 16. — Night flyer who thinks you’re the one upside down
- 17. — Bumpy fall décor that isn’t quite a pumpkin