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Across
Down
Number |
Clues |
Answers |
1 |
Backyard get-together, briefly |
BAR-B-Q |
2 |
“So long” |
ADIEU |
3 |
Lofty |
NOBLE |
4 |
Environmental advocacy group |
GREENPEACE |
5 |
Documentarian Burns who’s the brother of Ken |
RIC |
6 |
Has a vacation day |
IS OFF |
7 |
Leave suddenly |
DECAMP |
8 |
Bunkum |
SNAKE OIL |
9 |
Home to the 72,000-foot volcano Olympus Mons |
MARS |
10 |
Moisturizer ingredient |
ALOE |
11 |
1980s cartoon robot |
VOLTRON |
12 |
Islamic sovereign |
SULTAN |
13 |
Nobelist Wiesel |
ELIE |
14 |
Item lain upon four times in this puzzle |
MATTRESS |
15 |
Not farmed out |
IN-HOUSE |
16 |
Chaac, to Mayans |
RAIN GOD |
17 |
Places |
SITES |
24 |
Domain |
REALM |
26 |
“Who’s on First?” left fielder |
WHY |
28 |
Jazz’s McCann |
LES |
32 |
Start of the line that includes “wherefore art thou” |
O ROMEO |
33 |
Approaches |
NEARS |
38 |
Tippled |
HAD A FEW |
39 |
Government study, informally |
POLY-SCI |
40 |
Government aid |
WELFARE |
41 |
Beating by a hole, in match play |
ONE-UP ON |
42 |
Rock star known for his 360-degree drum set |
NEIL PEART |
44 |
Parts of Mr. Clean and Lex Luthor costumes |
BALD CAPS |
46 |
Antagonist |
FOE |
47 |
J’adore perfumer |
DIOR |
50 |
Concerning a pelvic bone |
ILIAC |
52 |
Certain Far Eastern fruits |
ASIAN PEARS |
54 |
Shakespeare title starter |
ALL’S … |
56 |
Suffix with lime |
-ADE |
58 |
Feature of a probability distribution where extreme events are more likely |
FAT TAIL |
59 |
Georgia, in the art world |
O’KEEFFE |
60 |
Doctor’s orders, often |
BED REST |
62 |
Future plan for many an econ major |
B-SCHOOL |
63 |
Home of the ancient Temple of Artemis |
EPHESUS |
65 |
Flavoring in the Mideast drink arak |
ANISE |
66 |
Cat-meets-dog sound |
HISS |
69 |
“Skylarking” band |
XTC |
72 |
Command at a surprise party |
HIDE! |
74 |
Popular game with 162 cards |
SKIP BO |
78 |
Common download |
PDF |
79 |
“Wicked Game” vocalist Chris |
ISAAK |
82 |
Any of the four people disturbed in this puzzle |
PRINCESS |
84 |
Where Karl Benz debuted the world’s first auto |
MANNHEIM |
85 |
16-ounce beers, slangily |
TALLBOYS |
87 |
Grammy winner Meghan |
TRAINOR |
88 |
“Yes, quite” |
HOW TRUE |
89 |
Unsavory connections |
MOB TIES |
90 |
Criticize snidely |
SNIPE AT |
94 |
Who wrote “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting” |
SUN TZU |
96 |
Discharged matter |
EGESTA |
98 |
Overly |
TOO |
99 |
Top |
SHIRT |
100 |
___-de-sac |
CUL |
102 |
Canoodles, in Britain |
SNOGS |
103 |
Clean a spill |
MOP UP |
104 |
Air supply |
OZONE |
105 |
Setting of Hercules’ first labor |
NEMEA |
107 |
Wild ___ |
OATS |
108 |
Grp. with a saving plan? |
EMTS |
109 |
Parent |
REAR |
114 |
Dead-end job, e.g. |
RUT |