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Across
Number |
Clues |
Answers |
1 |
Matisse, e.g., stylistically |
FAUVE |
6 |
H. H. Munro pseudonym |
SAKI |
10 |
XXX |
CHIS |
14 |
Back up on disk |
SAVE |
18 |
Cons |
ANTIS |
19 |
Juicy |
LURID |
20 |
Seats by the orchestra pit, perhaps |
ROW A |
21 |
Film excerpt |
CLIP |
22 |
Re: ___ (suitor’s subject line) |
(RE)QUEST FOR PROPOSAL |
25 |
25, 27, 29, etc. |
ODDS |
26 |
The first pope, to French speakers |
ST PIERRE |
27 |
Words before fat and lean, in a nursery rhyme |
EAT NO … |
28 |
The Gabor sisters, e.g. |
TRIO |
29 |
Re: ___ (stingy date’s subject line) |
(RE)TREAT IS NOT AN OPTION |
34 |
Hairstyle rarely seen in the military |
AFRO |
37 |
Apply to |
EXERT ON |
38 |
Formally chooses |
ANOINTS |
39 |
The crystal in some crystal balls |
QUARTZ |
41 |
Carrier to Seoul, for short |
KAL |
42 |
The lowest of the low |
BASSES |
44 |
Catering staple |
URN |
45 |
Re: ___ (song lyricist’s subject line) |
(RE)VERSE COURSE |
49 |
Part of a locust tree |
THORN |
53 |
Place to say 9-Down |
ALTAR |
55 |
Help |
AID |
56 |
Quenched |
SLAKED |
58 |
World leader who proclaimed “Women hold up half the sky” |
MAO |
59 |
Bathday cakes? |
SOAPS |
61 |
Kind of diagram |
VENN |
62 |
Dwellers on the Arabian Peninsula |
OMANIS |
65 |
Re: ___ (film director’s subject line) |
(RE)ACTION TIME |
69 |
Re: ___ (sales agent’s subject line … with an attachment) |
(RE)AD-ONLY FILE |
72 |
Peanut butter choice |
CREAMY |
73 |
Municipal regs. |
ORDS |
75 |
Prefix with liberal or conservative, but not moderate |
ULTRA- |
76 |
Slippery sort |
EEL |
77 |
One is usually set by a chair |
AGENDA |
80 |
Purpose |
USE |
81 |
Talk smack about |
TRASH |
85 |
Baseball exec Bud |
SELIG |
88 |
Re: ___ (duster’s subject line) |
(RE)MOTE CONTROL |
91 |
Tony winner Hagen |
UTA |
92 |
$$$$, on Yelp |
PRICEY |
94 |
“Selma” director DuVernay |
AVA |
95 |
Greek gods’ drink |
NECTAR |
97 |
“Down,” at a diner |
ON TOAST |
100 |
Pithy observations |
APERCUS |
103 |
Best-of-the-best |
A-ONE |
104 |
Re: ___ (prison librarian’s subject line) |
(RE)WARD FOR INFORMATION |
108 |
Hansen of a 2016 Broadway hit |
EVAN |
109 |
Sidney who directed “12 Angry Men” |
LUMET |
110 |
Actress Arquette |
PATRICIA |
114 |
The Destroyer, in Hinduism |
SIVA |
115 |
Re: ___ (celebrity physician’s subject line) |
(RE)ACHES FOR THE STARS |
119 |
Mark Zuckerberg when founding Facebook, e.g. |
TEEN |
120 |
Eliminated by a ref’s decision |
TKO’D |
121 |
Heavenly hunter |
ORION |
122 |
Monastery figure |
ABBOT |
123 |
European capital |
OSLO |
124 |
Repair shop figs. |
ESTS |
125 |
Stuff |
GEAR |
126 |
Simple, as a question |
YES/NO |
Down
Number |
Clues |
Answers |
1 |
Online help |
FAQS |
2 |
“Are you some kind of ___?” |
A NUT |
3 |
Lone Star State sch. |
UTEP |
4 |
Guest |
VISITOR |
5 |
Perfume compound |
ESTER |
6 |
Inspector Clouseau’s employer |
SURETE |
7 |
“A Navel” artist, 1923 |
ARP |
8 |
Wine-and-cassis drink |
KIR |
9 |
See 53-Across |
I DO |
10 |
Dalmatian, e.g. |
CROAT |
11 |
Lilylike plant |
HOSTA |
12 |
Tot’s “Lemme up on your shoulders!” |
I WANNA SEE! |
13 |
Old-fashioned gunfight locales |
SALOONS |
14 |
Like the people who invented golf |
SCOTTISH |
15 |
Astronaut after whom Buzz Lightyear was named |
ALDRIN |
16 |
Couch potato |
VIDIOT |
17 |
Some home printers |
EPSONS |
19 |
Title Seuss creature |
LORAX |
23 |
“Stop!,” to a cop |
FREEZE! |
24 |
Lowly worker |
PEON |
30 |
Bugged |
IRKED |
31 |
Short and detached, in music: Abbr. |
STAC |
32 |
Surefire |
NO-LOSE |
33 |
Expert on meters and feet |
POET |
34 |
An official color of the Miami Dolphins |
AQUA |
35 |
Roll up |
FURL |
36 |
Tirade |
RANT |
40 |
Den, often |
TV ROOM |
42 |
Gucci or Givenchy, e.g. |
BRAND |
43 |
The first “A” in Reddit’s A.M.A. |
ASK |
46 |
Mesmerized |
RAPT |
47 |
“You bet!,” in Yucatán |
SI SI! |
48 |
Radiuses’ neighbors |
ULNAS |
50 |
Marriott competitor |
OMNI |
51 |
Third one’s a harm? |
RAIL |
52 |
Wine’s aroma |
NOSE |
54 |
China setting |
ASIA |
57 |
Doofus |
DOLT |
60 |
Novelist Seton |
ANYA |
61 |
Mesa ___ National Park |
VERDE |
63 |
Moaning Hogwarts ghost |
MYRTLE |
64 |
Not even close |
AFAR |
65 |
The Red Baron and others |
ACES |
66 |
Northern Montana tribe |
CREE |
67 |
Poker player’s tic, perhaps |
TELL |
68 |
___ Python |
MONTY |
70 |
Depose |
OUST |
71 |
Cubbie or Card |
NLER |
74 |
From the top, to a musician |
DA CAPO |
78 |
Sierras, e.g. |
GMC TRUCKS |
79 |
Want ad letters |
EOE |
80 |
Take the heat from? |
UNARM |
82 |
Motorcade unit |
AUTO |
83 |
Lee of Marvel Comics |
STAN |
84 |
Storied also-ran |
HARE |
86 |
Apple product discontinued in 2017 |
IPOD NANO |
87 |
Tennis’s Steffi |
GRAF |
89 |
Through with |
OVER |
90 |
Like some training |
ON-SITE |
93 |
Quarantine |
ISOLATE |
96 |
“Is that even possible?” |
CAN IT BE? |
97 |
Must pay |
OWES TO |
98 |
Main forces? |
NAVIES |
99 |
See the world |
TRAVEL |
100 |
Tea times: Abbr. |
AFTS |
101 |
Ransom note writer |
CAPTOR |
102 |
Deseret News reader, e.g. |
UTAHN |
105 |
“Turn up the A/C!” |
I’M HOT! |
106 |
Must have |
NEEDS |
107 |
Paris’s Musée d’___ |
ORSAY |
111 |
Fleet on Fleet Street |
CABS |
112 |
With 117-Down, Mesabi Range output |
IRON |
113 |
Regarding |
AS TO |
116 |
Thick coat on a cold day? |
FOG |
117 |
See 112-Down |
ORE |
118 |
Small inlet |
RIA |