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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Browns |
SAUTES |
| 7 |
Four-hit achievement, in baseball lingo |
CYCLE |
| 12 |
Mil. posts |
FTS |
| 15 |
System used at Gallaudet Univ. |
ASL |
| 18 |
The U.S., in Mexico |
EL NORTE |
| 20 |
Milo of “Romeo and Juliet,” 1968 |
O’SHEA |
| 21 |
Hawaii’s ___ Day |
LEI |
| 22 |
Low |
MOO |
| 23 |
“Et tu?” and others |
ACCUSALS |
| 25 |
Lotion ingredients |
ALOES |
| 26 |
Suburb of Chicago |
OAK LAWN |
| 28 |
Joyful internet cry |
WOOT! |
| 29 |
Bubbly mixer |
TONIC |
| 31 |
Popeye’s boy |
SWEE’PEA |
| 33 |
Harassed, in a sense |
HAZED |
| 34 |
Cartoon seller of Squishees |
APU |
| 35 |
Pyrex glass marking |
PINT MEASURE |
| 38 |
Jackson 5 member |
TITO |
| 39 |
Philip who wrote “Portnoy’s Complaint” |
ROTH |
| 41 |
Cain and Abel’s younger brother |
SETH |
| 42 |
Word before questions or advice |
ANY … |
| 43 |
Do sales work, informally |
REP |
| 44 |
A part of |
IN ON |
| 45 |
Band with the 1989 platinum debut album “Junta” |
PHISH |
| 47 |
Darryl, in the comic “Baby Blues” |
DAD |
| 49 |
Accomplishing |
DOING |
| 51 |
Poke around |
SNOOP |
| 54 |
The “K” in Kmart |
KRESGE |
| 59 |
Places for plugs |
DRAINS |
| 62 |
Plastic dispenser producer |
PEZ |
| 65 |
The clue for 128-Down, if this shell game weren’t a scam |
ARCTIC EXPLORER |
| 68 |
Hardly guzzle |
SIP |
| 69 |
Group of pros |
CRACK TEAM |
| 71 |
“Rights of Man” author, 1791 |
PAINE |
| 72 |
Early Cuzco dweller |
INCA |
| 73 |
Series of mistakes? |
GAG REEL |
| 74 |
Vacation spot |
RESORT |
| 77 |
Inside dope source |
TIPSTER |
| 80 |
Prefix with business |
AGRI- |
| 81 |
Chilled |
ON ICE |
| 83 |
With 13-Down, herbal brew |
CHAMOMILE |
| 85 |
Cartoon seller of Duff Beer |
MOE |
| 86 |
The clue for 127-Across, if this shell game weren’t a scam |
ATTACK WITH A PAW |
| 90 |
Former N.F.L.’ers Detmer and Law |
TYS |
| 91 |
All together |
EN BLOC |
| 93 |
Shapes of some Halloween cookies |
GHOSTS |
| 94 |
Country united in 1990 |
YEMEN |
| 96 |
Soft drink options |
COKES |
| 98 |
A peeling place? |
SPA |
| 100 |
Westernmost of the ABC Islands |
ARUBA |
| 103 |
“Bug” |
GERM |
| 105 |
Hosp. worker |
LPN |
| 107 |
Prefix with caching |
GEO- |
| 109 |
2.5, for the set {1, 2, 3, 4} |
MEAN |
| 112 |
Classic sculpture |
BUST |
| 114 |
Novel narrated by a soon-to-be mutineer |
OMOO |
| 115 |
Material for small buildings? |
LINCOLN LOGS |
| 118 |
Proctor’s warning |
SHH! |
| 119 |
Students often take them out |
LOANS |
| 121 |
When some bars close |
TWO AM |
| 122 |
Edict |
UKASE |
| 124 |
End in ___ |
A TIE |
| 125 |
Style influenced by Cubism |
ART DECO |
| 127 |
Like hand motions during a shell game |
SWIFT (or SWIPE AT) |
| 129 |
Professional group with a van |
NEWS CREW |
| 131 |
Month of l’année |
MAI |
| 132 |
Singer Reed |
LOU |
| 133 |
Four-time World Series-winning manager |
TORRE |
| 134 |
In the near future |
SOONISH |
| 135 |
Superfund org. |
EPA |
| 136 |
Something to build on |
LOT |
| 137 |
Looks fabulous, in slang |
SLAYS |
| 138 |
Pincher |
KLEPTO |
Down