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Across
Number |
Clues |
Answers |
1 |
Played for a fool |
USED |
5 |
Total mess |
FIASCO |
11 |
Big piece of cake |
SLAB |
15 |
Buzzed |
RANG |
19 |
“It’s all good” |
NOT A BIG DEAL |
21 |
Guido ___, painter of the “Crucifixion of St. Peter” |
RENI |
22 |
“Do I ___!” |
EVER |
23 |
Trying to show no signs of life |
PLAYING DEAD |
24 |
Show out? |
STAGE DOOR |
26 |
Metaphorical time in hell |
COLD DAY |
27 |
Future exec, maybe |
MBA |
28 |
Began a PC session |
LOGGED IN |
29 |
Seminary study: Abbr. |
REL |
30 |
One who “went a-courtin’,” in a children’s song |
FROGGY |
32 |
Hurried along |
RACED |
33 |
Asian berry marketed as a “superfood” |
GOJI |
36 |
“Darth Vader is Luke’s father,” e.g. |
SPOILER |
38 |
Kind of yoga |
HATHA |
39 |
Lily Potter’s maiden name in the Harry Potter books |
EVANS |
41 |
Fair |
EXPO |
42 |
Attention getters |
AHEMS |
44 |
Longtime CBS police procedural |
NCIS |
48 |
Voodoo, e.g. |
DARK ART |
50 |
Quite a bash, in slang |
PARTAY! |
52 |
Partner of shock |
AWE |
53 |
Wrecks, as chances |
TORPEDOES |
55 |
Relating to gaps |
LACUNAR |
59 |
Norm: Abbr. |
STD |
62 |
Burrow |
LAIR |
63 |
Bit of office greenery |
POTTED PLANT |
65 |
Dead end sign |
NO OUTLET |
67 |
Kind of state |
ZEN |
68 |
Was forced to turn down an invitation |
HAD PLANS |
69 |
Big character? |
BLOCK LETTER |
71 |
Take as a bride |
WIVE |
72 |
News commentator Navarro |
ANA |
73 |
Ball of yarn and others |
CAT TOYS |
74 |
Confession inducers |
TRUTH SERA |
77 |
“Jeez, you should keep that private” |
TMI |
78 |
Get down |
BOOGIE |
79 |
Go as far down as |
STOOP TO |
84 |
___ diagram |
VENN |
86 |
Green surroundings? |
TRAPS |
88 |
Seize |
GRAB |
90 |
Work |
KNEAD |
91 |
“You betcha!” |
UH-HUH! |
93 |
Had a leading role? |
USHERED |
96 |
S or M |
SIZE |
97 |
Sam of Watergate hearings |
ERVIN |
98 |
Ipecac, e.g. |
EMETIC |
99 |
Openly gay |
OUT |
101 |
Fix, as a mess of wires |
UNTANGLE |
103 |
Singer Garfunkel |
ART |
104 |
Big part of an orchestra |
STRINGS |
108 |
Bottle for a beachgoer |
SUNTAN OIL |
109 |
It’s left on a highway … or a path used by five answers in this puzzle? |
PASSING LANE |
111 |
___ about (approximately) |
ON OR |
112 |
A little |
SOME |
113 |
“Yeah, it makes sense” |
I CAN SEE THAT |
114 |
Nota ___ |
BENE |
115 |
Had too much, for short |
OD’ED |
116 |
Go on a drinking spree, in slang |
GET LIT |
117 |
Nuggets in “Poor Richard’s Almanack” |
SAWS |
Down
Number |
Clues |
Answers |
1 |
Not using sensitive language, say |
UN-PC |
2 |
Dis-banded? |
SOLO |
3 |
List ender: Abbr. |
ET AL |
4 |
Not wait till evening to crack a bottle |
DAY-DRINK |
5 |
Semester’s end |
FINALS |
6 |
Rapper ___ Azalea |
IGGY |
7 |
General’s assistant: Abbr. |
ADC |
8 |
Tool for undoing stitches |
SEAM RIPPER |
9 |
What many runners do before a marathon |
CARBO-LOAD |
10 |
Senectitude |
OLD AGE |
11 |
“r u 4 real?” |
SRSLY? |
12 |
Jared of “Dallas Buyers Club” |
LETO |
13 |
Nerd’s epithet for the president? |
ANAGRAM |
14 |
Lions and tigers |
BIG CATS |
15 |
Tidbit with rice in Creole cuisine |
RED BEAN |
16 |
Sidestep |
AVOID |
17 |
It’s under helium in the periodic table |
NEON |
18 |
Dog’s warning |
GRR! |
20 |
Endure |
BIDE |
25 |
Per |
EACH |
30 |
___ News |
FOX |
31 |
Annoy, in a way |
GRATE ON |
33 |
Goal for many a H.S. dropout |
GED |
34 |
Donations to certain clinics |
OVA |
35 |
Pantry item |
JAR |
37 |
David ___, C.I.A. director under Obama |
PETRAEUS |
38 |
“Watch it!” |
HEY! |
40 |
Took a breather |
SAT |
43 |
Possess, as thou might |
HAST |
45 |
Old Testament land |
CANAAN |
46 |
“Pick me! Pick me!” |
I WANNA! |
47 |
Certain Spanish murals |
SERTS |
49 |
Elapse, as years |
ROLL BY |
51 |
Braided floor covering |
ROPE RUG |
54 |
Where coal miners work |
PITS |
55 |
Doesn’t bother |
LEAVES BE |
56 |
Telly pitch |
ADVERT |
57 |
1040 reviewer, for short |
CPA |
58 |
Humerus connection |
ULNA |
59 |
“How uncool!” |
SO LAME! |
60 |
“Yer darn ___!” |
TOOTIN’ |
61 |
It may bring a tear to one’s eye |
DUCT |
64 |
“___ Is Us” (65-Down drama) |
THIS |
65 |
See 64-Down |
NBC TV |
66 |
Bout result, in brief |
TKO |
67 |
Like a game with equal winners and losers |
ZERO-SUM |
70 |
‘Vette option |
T-TOP |
71 |
Happenin’ place |
WHERE IT’S AT |
75 |
Election that’s too close to call |
TIGHT RACE |
76 |
Peachy |
A-OK |
78 |
“Phooey!” |
BAH! |
80 |
Like many clowns and beachside houses |
ON STILTS |
81 |
Kennedy Library architect |
PEI |
82 |
Nickname for a devil |
TAZ |
83 |
Flowery poem |
ODE |
85 |
Help grow |
NURTURE |
86 |
“You agree?” |
THINK SO? |
87 |
Enjoy consistent, favorable luck, in poker lingo |
RUN GOOD |
89 |
Story line |
ARC |
92 |
Sort of rooftop unit, familiarly |
HVAC |
94 |
Another name for a porpoise or dolphin |
SEA PIG |
95 |
Certain domain suffix |
DOT NET |
97 |
Subject of a 2001-02 scandal |
ENRON |
98 |
Caught congers |
EELED |
100 |
Strong desire |
URGE |
101 |
___ Reader |
UTNE |
102 |
Shade of green |
LIME |
104 |
“Absolutely!,” to Alejandro |
SI SI! |
105 |
Capital of Okinawa |
NAHA |
106 |
Chew (on) |
GNAW |
107 |
Match makers? |
SETS |
108 |
Get all blubbery |
SOB |
110 |
Show with Kate McKinnon, for short |
SNL |