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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Lightheaded |
WOOZY |
| 6 |
Underwater workplaces |
SEALABS |
| 13 |
One of four on the annual tennis calendar |
MAJOR |
| 18 |
Navel formation? |
INNIE |
| 19 |
Not renewed |
CANCELLED |
| 21 |
1836 siege setting |
ALAMO |
| 22 |
First name on the high bench |
ELENA |
| 23 |
Follower of deuce |
ADVANTAGE |
| 24 |
Wordsmith Peter Mark ___ |
ROGET |
| 25 |
Lot of back and forth? |
LONG RALLY |
| 27 |
Alternative to grass |
HARD COURT |
| 29 |
Place for a prize ceremony |
DAIS |
| 30 |
Nellie who wrote “Ten Days in a Mad-House” |
BLY |
| 31 |
Point of no return? |
ACE |
| 34 |
Certain corp. takeover |
LBO |
| 35 |
It’s meant to be |
FATE |
| 36 |
NBC hit since ’75 |
SNL |
| 37 |
Ingredient in a Dark ‘n’ Stormy |
RUM |
| 38 |
Muslim holy men |
IMAMS |
| 40 |
Designer inits. |
YSL |
| 42 |
“Awesome!” |
RAD! |
| 43 |
Lead-in to line |
BASE- |
| 44 |
Rod who was the 1977 A.L. M.V.P. |
CAREW |
| 45 |
“Bridesmaids” co-star |
WIIG |
| 47 |
Food with an unfortunate-sounding last two syllables |
FALAFEL |
| 50 |
Really fancy |
ADORE |
| 51 |
Dreams up |
IDEATES |
| 55 |
Sophocles tragedy |
ELECTRA |
| 56 |
Get further mileage from |
RE-USE |
| 57 |
Vegetable or pasta, e.g. |
NON-MEAT |
| 58 |
Drip, drip, drip |
LEAK |
| 59 |
Annual sporting event that is this puzzle’s theme |
THE US OPEN |
| 62 |
Outside: Prefix |
ECTO- |
| 63 |
Really green |
LUSH |
| 64 |
Stingy sort? |
BEE |
| 65 |
Many a presidential hopeful: Abbr. |
SEN |
| 66 |
Treasure map markers |
XES |
| 68 |
Ostracize |
SHUN |
| 69 |
Lead-in to boy or girl |
ATTA … |
| 70 |
Standard info on stationery nowadays |
URLS |
| 72 |
U. of Md. player |
TERP |
| 73 |
Spot |
ESPY |
| 74 |
Conjunction in the Postal Service creed |
NOR |
| 76 |
The Eagles, on scoreboards |
PHI |
| 78 |
Pérignon, for one |
DOM |
| 79 |
“Nature is the ___ of God”: Dante |
ART |
| 81 |
Something to live for |
TODAY |
| 83 |
Chaney of silents |
LON |
| 84 |
One at home, informally |
UMP |
| 85 |
Ape |
MIMIC |
| 88 |
“Zip it!” |
SHUSH! |
| 89 |
Things found in clogs |
FEET |
| 90 |
Bourbon Street’s locale, informally |
NOLA |
| 92 |
Frenzy |
MANIA |
| 94 |
Stadium name near Citi Field |
ARTHUR ASHE |
| 96 |
Spectators’ area |
GRANDSTAND |
| 98 |
“Harlequin’s Carnival” painter |
MIRO |
| 99 |
James ___, Belgian painter in the movement Les XX |
ENSOR |
| 100 |
Flowchart symbol |
ARROW |
| 101 |
Saskatchewan native |
CREE |
| 102 |
It represents you |
AVATAR |
| 104 |
Old-timey |
RETRO |
| 106 |
First and last black key on a standard piano |
A-SHARP |
| 108 |
Gas type: Abbr. |
REG |
| 109 |
Location of 59-Across |
QUEENS, NEW YORK |
| 114 |
Fly-by-night? |
BAT |
| 115 |
Canapé topper |
ROE |
| 116 |
Computer command |
UNDO |
| 117 |
Time to vote: Abbr. |
TUE |
| 118 |
Italian car, informally |
ALFA |
| 119 |
Lead-in to “Man,” “Woman” or “Fool” in Top 40 hits |
I’M A … |
| 120 |
Further |
AND |
| 121 |
Part of U.S.T.A.: Abbr. |
ASSN |
| 122 |
City grid: Abbr. |
STS |
| 123 |
Enthusiasm |
ZEST |
| 124 |
Lion or tiger |
CAT |
Down