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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Costume for Misty Copeland |
TUTU |
| 5 |
Lots of bucks |
STAGS |
| 10 |
Intro to many a fantasy book |
MAP |
| 13 |
Capital of East Timor |
DILI |
| 17 |
When Othello promises to send for Desdemona |
ANON |
| 18 |
“A Bar at the Folies-Bergère” painter |
MANET |
| 19 |
Cop ___ |
APLEA |
| 21 |
Director Abbas Kiarostami’s home country |
IRAN |
| 22 |
Lose it |
BURSTOUTLAUGHING |
| 25 |
Part of a kit |
DRUM |
| 26 |
Element of change? |
METAL |
| 27 |
Words on a “curiouser and curiouser” cake |
EATME |
| 28 |
Caught, rabbit-style |
INASNARE |
| 30 |
Campus near Sunset Blvd. |
UCLA |
| 32 |
Hermanos del padre |
TIOS |
| 33 |
“Sanford and Son” cop |
SMITTY |
| 34 |
Baggy breeches of the early 20th century |
KNICKERBOCKERS |
| 40 |
Vandalizing, as one might do on Halloween |
EGGING |
| 42 |
Many a Billboard cover subject |
ROCKSTAR |
| 43 |
Emmy winner for Outstanding Comedy in 2015, 2016 and 2017 |
VEEP |
| 45 |
Ruckus |
HOOHA |
| 46 |
Post-printemps season |
ETE |
| 47 |
Counterfeiter capturer |
TMAN |
| 49 |
Take off |
DEPART |
| 51 |
Zero |
NIL |
| 52 |
Injure graphically |
MAUL |
| 54 |
“I’ll second that!” |
AMEN |
| 56 |
“Final notice from the IRS,” often |
ROBOCALL |
| 59 |
Annoying Adobe alert |
EXPORTERROR |
| 64 |
Dispenser inserts |
TAPEROLLS |
| 65 |
Name-in-lights sort |
LEADACT |
| 66 |
Pass on, formally |
DECEASE |
| 67 |
Pirates, at times |
PILLAGERS |
| 70 |
Delta spots |
RIVERMOUTHS |
| 74 |
“Right, I’m on it” |
OKAYDONE |
| 75 |
Pastime that makes use of “my little eye” |
ISPY |
| 76 |
Enjoy, as benefits |
REAP |
| 77 |
Big bang letters |
TNT |
| 78 |
Some guards work them |
NIGHTS |
| 80 |
Grand-scale |
EPIC |
| 84 |
“___ you were born was beauty’s summer dead”: Shakespeare |
ERE |
| 85 |
Pamplona runners, to locals |
TOROS |
| 88 |
Bandmate of Michelle, John and Denny |
CASS |
| 89 |
Tapir consumer |
ANACONDA |
| 92 |
Marshy depressions |
SWALES |
| 94 |
Elicits an “Et tu?” |
STABSINTHEBACK |
| 98 |
Medical device that runs on gravity |
IVDRIP |
| 100 |
Rhames of “Pulp Fiction” |
VING |
| 101 |
Pause |
LULL |
| 102 |
HBO sister channel, derisively |
SKINEMAX |
| 104 |
Job at a lineup |
IDING |
| 106 |
Paris story? |
ILIAD |
| 109 |
On the mend, perhaps |
INAA |
| 110 |
Start of an adage that may explain why you’re not feeling so well after solving this puzzle? |
BEERBEFORELIQUOR |
| 114 |
Grounding condition |
NOTV |
| 115 |
“Storage Wars” network |
AANDE |
| 116 |
Ruffle |
FRILL |
| 117 |
Hankering |
URGE |
| 118 |
Move to a ballad |
SWAY |
| 119 |
Lil ___ X |
NAS |
| 120 |
Pigment derived from cuttlefish ink |
SEPIA |
| 121 |
Smooth sailing |
EASY |
Down
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Folder feature |
TAB |
| 2 |
Word interrupted by an oak branch on a dime |
UNUM |
| 3 |
Rent |
TORE |
| 4 |
Free of the mud |
UNSTUCK |
| 5 |
Jurnee of “Lovecraft Country” |
SMOLLETT |
| 6 |
Torque symbol |
TAU |
| 7 |
What you must pay to play |
ANTE |
| 8 |
Dense dessert |
GELATO |
| 9 |
Not moving |
STATIC |
| 10 |
Radar gun abbr. |
MPH |
| 11 |
Et ___ (and others) |
ALII |
| 12 |
___ Landing (Philadelphia neighborhood) |
PENNS |
| 13 |
Stayed put |
DIDNTGO |
| 14 |
Like most numbers, if we’re being real |
IRRATIONAL |
| 15 |
Winner of eight Grammys, the most for a female rapper |
LAURYNHILL |
| 16 |
How I might want you to believe or trust |
INME |
| 19 |
When many begin Little League pitching |
AGESEVEN |
| 20 |
Peak performance |
AGAME |
| 23 |
Bulletin holders |
TACKS |
| 24 |
Hesitant assent |
UMOK |
| 29 |
Sorrowful sound |
SIGH |
| 31 |
Composer Khachaturian |
ARAM |
| 34 |
Half a doughnut brand |
KREME |
| 35 |
Feature of some state shopping holidays |
NOTAX |
| 36 |
Become more opaque, as windows |
ICEUP |
| 37 |
Cuup product |
BRA |
| 38 |
Sales agent, for short |
REP |
| 39 |
Regatta event |
SEARACE |
| 41 |
Irritates |
GALLS |
| 44 |
According to etiquette |
PROPER |
| 48 |
Bust bunch |
NARCS |
| 49 |
German article |
DER |
| 50 |
Letter-shaped construction bar |
TBEAM |
| 53 |
Sucker, in Surrey |
LOLLY |
| 55 |
French word |
MOT |
| 57 |
Estimate ending |
ORSO |
| 58 |
Organ that pumps le sang |
COEUR |
| 60 |
Try for a role |
READ |
| 61 |
Append |
TAGON |
| 62 |
Unspoiled |
EDENIC |
| 63 |
Krypton, for one |
RAREGAS |
| 64 |
Zero Mostel’s “Fiddler” role |
TEVYE |
| 66 |
Queso, e.g. |
DIP |
| 67 |
Annie of “Ghostbusters” |
POTTS |
| 68 |
“Please don’t remind me!” |
IKNOWIKNOW |
| 69 |
Teatro La Fenice premiere of 1853 |
LATRAVIATA |
| 70 |
Blog feed format |
RSS |
| 71 |
“Boys Don’t Cry” subject Brandon |
TEENA |
| 72 |
Sound from castanets but not cymbals |
HARDC |
| 73 |
“Out with it!” |
SPEAK |
| 75 |
2017 song by 2 Chainz |
ITSAVIBE |
| 79 |
FDR’s successor |
HST |
| 81 |
Cruelty from a critic |
PAN |
| 82 |
Abbr. in some airport names |
INTL |
| 83 |
Southern California tribe |
CAHUILLA |
| 86 |
Sister brand of Banana Republic |
OLDNAVY |
| 87 |
Dry, as vegetation |
SERE |
| 90 |
Yo-Yo collection? |
CELLI |
| 91 |
Muscle targeted by side planks |
OBLIQUE |
| 93 |
Mufasa’s heir |
SIMBA |
| 95 |
Patiently wait |
BIDE |
| 96 |
Betrays a cold, maybe |
SNIFFS |
| 97 |
Snub |
IGNORE |
| 99 |
Praiseful song |
PAEAN |
| 102 |
Trespasses |
SINS |
| 103 |
Titular warrior princess |
XENA |
| 105 |
Film set worker |
GRIP |
| 107 |
Distinctive glow |
AURA |
| 108 |
Franks |
DOGS |
| 111 |
Hwys. |
RDS |
| 112 |
Manning on the field |
ELI |
| 113 |
King, in Cadiz |
REY |