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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Little rascals |
IMPS |
| 5 |
Not at all like little rascals |
ANGELIC |
| 12 |
Shakespeare in the Park founder Joseph |
PAPP |
| 16 |
Old Deuteronomy or Bombalurina, for example |
CAT |
| 19 |
Lake Pontchartrain’s city, for short |
NOLA |
| 20 |
Avoid disturbing |
LEAVEBE |
| 21 |
Home of the highest and lowest points on land |
ASIA |
| 22 |
Use an axe on |
HEW |
| 23 |
Officer awarded the rank of General of the Army, in December 1944 |
DOUGLASMACAR |
| 25 |
Cal. column |
THUR |
| 26 |
Even the slightest |
ANY |
| 27 |
It runs down your leg |
INSEAM |
| 28 |
Where much mail ends up |
TRASH |
| 30 |
Longtime film critic Gene |
SISKEL |
| 32 |
Mil. address |
APO |
| 33 |
Floribunda plants |
ROSEBUS |
| 37 |
“___ So Fine” |
HES |
| 39 |
Small but important chambers |
ATRIA |
| 40 |
Yellow striped balls |
NINES |
| 42 |
Serve the coffee |
POUR |
| 43 |
Sabbath celebrator? |
METALHEAD |
| 45 |
Future reporter |
SEER |
| 46 |
Almost ready for release |
INBETA |
| 48 |
Words of resignation |
ILOSE |
| 49 |
Wood-shaping tool |
ADZE |
| 52 |
Important wires on bicycles |
BRAKECAB |
| 54 |
“___ Misérables” |
LES |
| 57 |
Modern auto door opener |
FOB |
| 60 |
Wavy swimmer |
EEL |
| 61 |
Sought permission |
ASKED |
| 62 |
Club hits, often |
REMIXES |
| 65 |
Game whose name is shouted during play |
UNO |
| 66 |
“I Loves You, Porgy” singer |
BESS |
| 68 |
Peach State school |
EMORY |
| 70 |
Insurer named for a volcano |
AETNA |
| 71 |
Robed govt. group |
SCOTUS |
| 73 |
Gryffindor’s Minerva McGonagall, e.g. |
HOUSEMI |
| 76 |
Cause for failure |
STRESS |
| 77 |
Off the table, perhaps |
EATEN |
| 78 |
Closet feature |
SHELF |
| 79 |
Max or Buddy of boxing fame |
BAER |
| 81 |
Chorus of dissent |
NOS |
| 82 |
Enter stealthily |
SLINKIN |
| 84 |
Formal response to “Who’s there?” |
ITISI |
| 87 |
Corp. engineering honcho |
CTO |
| 88 |
Unbuttered |
DRY |
| 89 |
Went first |
LED |
| 90 |
Roaming about |
GALLIVAN |
| 92 |
Bell sound |
TING |
| 94 |
Split to join |
ELOPE |
| 96 |
Major attractions |
MECCAS |
| 98 |
Drops by the ocean |
MIST |
| 102 |
She plays Frigga in “Thor” |
RENERUSSO |
| 105 |
Hero aided by the monkey king Sugriva |
RAMA |
| 106 |
Good ___ (fixed) |
ASNEW |
| 107 |
Big name in cameras and lenses |
LEICA |
| 108 |
Chi follower |
PSI |
| 109 |
Co-star of the film “American Beauty” and TV show “American Woman” |
MENASUV |
| 111 |
Radio anchor Shapiro |
ARI |
| 112 |
Attuned |
INSYNC |
| 114 |
Puma feature |
TREAD |
| 116 |
Eda who wrote “It’s Better to Be Over the Hill Than Under It” |
LESHAN |
| 118 |
Rough weight of a giraffe |
TON |
| 119 |
Former frosh |
SOPH |
| 121 |
Searches that 23-, 33-, 52-, 73-, 90- and 109-Across experience |
TRAFFICSTOPS |
| 125 |
Go like all get-out |
HIE |
| 126 |
Southern cooking staple |
OKRA |
| 127 |
High competition |
AIRRACE |
| 128 |
Away from the wind |
ALEE |
| 129 |
Goof |
ERR |
| 130 |
Really bright |
NEON |
| 131 |
Protestant martyr Hugh |
LATIMER |
| 132 |
Academy Awards word |
BEST |
Down