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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Cordwainer’s collection |
AWLS |
| 5 |
Answers an invitation |
RSVPS |
| 10 |
It might be fishy |
ODOR |
| 14 |
Lose one’s reserve |
THAW |
| 18 |
Cordwainer’s product |
SHOE |
| 19 |
Relating to bees |
APIAN |
| 20 |
“So Sick” singer |
NEYO |
| 21 |
Singer ___ Khan |
CHAKA |
| 22 |
Like Maurice, in “Beauty and the Beast”? |
SAVEDBYTHEBELLE |
| 25 |
Uncompromising |
RIGID |
| 26 |
People of the Great Basin |
UTE |
| 27 |
Costa ___ |
RICA |
| 28 |
Grate |
RASP |
| 29 |
“I’m not buying it!” |
NOSALE |
| 30 |
Rx item, for short |
MED |
| 31 |
Babybel cheese |
EDAM |
| 32 |
Where Alice winds up, in “Alice in Wonderland”? |
THEHOLEWORLD |
| 35 |
Good battler |
EVIL |
| 37 |
Lead-in to wife or life |
MID |
| 39 |
What a Jenga tower will do, eventually |
TIPOVER |
| 40 |
“The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” author Larsson |
STIEG |
| 43 |
Like snoops |
NOSY |
| 46 |
Start for center or graph |
EPI |
| 47 |
“Toodles!” |
TATA |
| 51 |
What Arthur took after he pulled Excalibur, in “The Sword in the Stone”? |
ABREATHOFFRESHHEIR |
| 56 |
Acid in preservatives |
SORBIC |
| 58 |
Dance for lei people? |
HULA |
| 59 |
Took part in a regatta |
OARED |
| 60 |
Agents |
REPS |
| 61 |
Keynes subj. |
ECON |
| 64 |
Occupies, as a battle station |
MANS |
| 66 |
Matador’s foe |
ELTORO |
| 67 |
Poet’s palindrome |
ERE |
| 68 |
How Maleficent tries to get rid of Aurora, in “Sleeping Beauty”? |
EVERYWITCHWAY |
| 71 |
Restaurant waiting area |
BAR |
| 72 |
Make incoherent, as a story |
MANGLE |
| 74 |
“Lucky Jim” author Kingsley |
AMIS |
| 75 |
Supporters’ answers |
YEAS |
| 76 |
Some pens |
BICS |
| 77 |
Vaughan Williams’s “Riders to the Sea,” e.g. |
OPERA |
| 78 |
Sister brand of Humble |
ESSO |
| 80 |
Left work, perhaps |
STRUCK |
| 82 |
King Triton’s seat, in “The Little Mermaid”? |
THRONEINTHEDEEPEND |
| 88 |
Hairy twin of the Bible |
ESAU |
| 89 |
Response to “You’re hiding something” |
AMI |
| 90 |
“Pirates of the Caribbean” star |
DEPP |
| 91 |
Blows a gasket |
RAGES |
| 94 |
Flower named for an old French word for tobacco |
PETUNIA |
| 98 |
Fare poorly |
AIL |
| 100 |
Past dates? |
EXES |
| 102 |
Bambi’s mother, in “Bambi”? |
DEERDEPARTED |
| 107 |
Pound division |
CAGE |
| 110 |
The Horned Frogs’ sch. |
TCU |
| 111 |
Transport in a Duke Ellington song |
ATRAIN |
| 112 |
To be, in France |
ETRE |
| 113 |
Targets of PETA protests |
FURS |
| 114 |
Diamond score |
RUN |
| 115 |
“Something to Talk About” singer Bonnie |
RAITT |
| 116 |
The dwarfs, in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”? |
MINERCHARACTERS |
| 120 |
Gives a thumbs up |
LIKES |
| 121 |
Quick points in tennis |
ACES |
| 122 |
Theater honors |
OBIES |
| 123 |
Hook’s henchman |
SMEE |
| 124 |
Expression of dismay |
ALAS |
| 125 |
Kick back |
REST |
| 126 |
Basketful at a diner |
ROLLS |
| 127 |
Annoyance |
PEST |
Down