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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Kings, on NBA scoreboards |
SAC |
| 4 |
Outstanding Drama Series Emmy winner in 1987, 1989, 1990 and 1991 |
LALAW |
| 9 |
Attempt |
STAB |
| 13 |
A matter of degrees? |
HEAT |
| 17 |
Name-dropping abbr. |
ETAL |
| 19 |
Hittite in David’s army |
URIAH |
| 20 |
Serve the champagne |
POUR |
| 21 |
Word of appreciation from Apollinaire |
MERCI |
| 22 |
Ski resort in the Wasatch Mountains |
ALTA |
| 23 |
“I’m ___ white” (lyric from the “Hair” song “I’m Black”) |
RINSO |
| 24 |
Performing particularly well |
INRAREFORM |
| 26 |
Nautically-named newspaper feature |
MASTHEAD |
| 28 |
Lush |
SOT |
| 30 |
Blue, in Bolivia |
AZUL |
| 31 |
Ruby on screen |
DEE |
| 32 |
Anarchic, say |
INCHAOS |
| 33 |
“Ish” |
SORTA |
| 35 |
Disordered |
INAMESS |
| 37 |
Scattered |
STREWN |
| 38 |
Prevented from scoring |
DENIED |
| 39 |
Unescorted |
LONE |
| 40 |
Hermana de la madre o del padre |
TIA |
| 41 |
“The Horse Whisperer” director |
REDFORD |
| 42 |
“Little House on the Prairie” surname |
INGALLS |
| 46 |
Torment oneself |
STEW |
| 49 |
Thread component |
EMAIL |
| 50 |
Notable span |
ERA |
| 52 |
“The Cocktail Party” playwright |
ELIOT |
| 53 |
“Two, two, two mints in one!” brand |
CERTS |
| 55 |
Number before quattro |
TRE |
| 56 |
Fully cooked |
DONE |
| 58 |
Center’s job |
SNAP |
| 59 |
High spirits |
CHEERINESS |
| 61 |
Writers Radcliffe and Beattie |
ANNS |
| 63 |
Paternity prover |
DNA |
| 64 |
Battle of Britain org. |
RAF |
| 65 |
Buff buff |
NUDIST |
| 66 |
Cruel one |
SADIST |
| 68 |
Band’s playlist |
SET |
| 69 |
Before, poetically |
ERE |
| 70 |
Raunchy reading |
SMUT |
| 71 |
Fender offering |
BASSGUITAR |
| 73 |
Like the “New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” airing |
LIVE |
| 75 |
Audition award |
PART |
| 77 |
Connection for 71-Across |
AMP |
| 78 |
Dr. Jekyll’s forename |
HENRY |
| 79 |
Basic girder |
IBEAM |
| 81 |
Hors d’oeuvre topping |
ROE |
| 82 |
Well-muscled |
BUILT |
| 84 |
210-square-mile U.S. territory |
GUAM |
| 86 |
Authenticate |
CERTIFY |
| 88 |
Rehnquist’s successor |
ROBERTS |
| 90 |
Collar |
NAB |
| 92 |
Cruise stop |
ISLE |
| 93 |
Like some wine and cider |
MULLED |
| 94 |
Sports sites |
STADIA |
| 97 |
Does some gamboling |
PRANCES |
| 100 |
Place |
STEAD |
| 101 |
Corned-beef-and-sauerkraut sandwiches |
REUBENS |
| 102 |
“Shiny Happy People” band |
REM |
| 103 |
Nick and Nora’s dog |
ASTA |
| 105 |
Unmatched |
ODD |
| 106 |
Singer nicknamed “The Velvet Fog” |
MELTORME |
| 107 |
Oscar nominee for “Lawrence of Arabia” |
OMARSHARIF |
| 110 |
Shakespeare’s “tricksy spirit” |
ARIEL |
| 112 |
Not new |
USED |
| 113 |
“The Pearl Fishers” composer |
BIZET |
| 114 |
Co-star of Gene, Peter, Marty, Cloris and Madeline |
TERI |
| 115 |
Code name |
MORSE |
| 116 |
Up ___ good |
TONO |
| 117 |
Suit |
EXEC |
| 118 |
River under the Brooklyn Bridge |
EAST |
| 119 |
Expression of contempt |
SNEER |
| 120 |
Wimple wearer |
NUN |
Down