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Across
Down
Number |
Clues |
Answers |
1 |
What may follow a dot |
COM |
2 |
Santa ___ winds |
ANA |
3 |
Hi-___ monitor |
RES |
4 |
PC key |
ESC |
5 |
___ Mater (Latin hymn) |
STABAT |
6 |
Syringe filler |
SERUM |
7 |
Radio annoyance |
STATIC |
8 |
Technique |
ART |
9 |
Song title character who’s “got me on my knees” |
LAYLA |
10 |
React to a teen idol, perhaps |
SWOON |
11 |
Not prone to crushes, for short |
ARO |
12 |
Really disgraceful |
LOW |
13 |
Form a rapport |
BOND |
14 |
There’s often a raison for it |
ETRE |
15 |
Made turbid |
ROILED |
16 |
Patoot |
TUSHIE |
17 |
Last name associated with dieting |
ATKINS |
19 |
Saint Louis Bread Company, outside of St. Louis |
PANERA |
21 |
Quiet interludes |
LULLS |
25 |
Drops from the sky |
RAIN |
27 |
Plumbing problem |
DRIP |
30 |
Figure of speech |
TROPE |
31 |
Expressive dances |
HULAS |
32 |
Like argon |
INERT |
33 |
It’s a long story |
SAGA |
34 |
Child, e.g. |
CHEF |
35 |
66-Across, e.g. |
FISH |
36 |
Pentathletes wield them |
EPEES |
41 |
Harder to see through, as ocean waters |
INKIER |
43 |
Arizona State site |
TEMPE |
45 |
Makes a fierce verbal attack |
LASHESOUT |
46 |
“To Kill a Mockingbird” girl |
SCOUT |
48 |
Often-torn knee part, briefly |
ACL |
50 |
Sneeze inducer |
DUST |
52 |
Ballet attire |
TIGHTS |
53 |
Beverly who wrote the Ramona book series |
CLEARY |
54 |
Always |
EVER |
55 |
Depend |
RELY |
56 |
Many SAT takers |
SRS |
59 |
LAX posting |
ARR |
60 |
Spice mixture in Indian cooking |
MASALA |
61 |
Type type |
ITALIC |
67 |
Place for a rubber ducky |
BATH |
68 |
Columnist Bombeck |
ERMA |
69 |
Move without dribbling, in basketball |
TRAVEL |
70 |
Niagara sight |
FALLS |
71 |
Neither’s partner |
NOR |
72 |
Nickelodeon goo |
SLIME |
73 |
Body wash brand |
OLAY |
74 |
Letter resembling a trident |
PSI |
78 |
Kind of sleep |
REM |
79 |
Deli buy |
KNISH |
82 |
Place to detox |
REHAB |
83 |
Gearshift letters |
PRNDL |
84 |
Reindeer relative |
MOOSE |
86 |
Actual |
TRUE |
87 |
Netherlands export |
EDAM |
89 |
Netflix rival |
HULU |
92 |
Pep |
ZEST |
93 |
Old Testament book |
ESTHER |
95 |
Wash. airport |
SEATAC |
96 |
Matriculate |
ENROLL |
97 |
Docket |
AGENDA |
99 |
Old West challenge |
DRAW |
100 |
Cargo carriers |
SEMIS |
102 |
“I’ll take a cold one” |
BEERME |
103 |
Jazz saxophonist Dexter |
GORDON |
106 |
Goes for |
COSTS |
107 |
Bone-related prefix |
OSTEO |
108 |
Soprano Fleming |
RENEE |
110 |
An eternity |
AGES |
111 |
Arizona cagers |
SUNS |
115 |
Une des quatre saisons |
ETE |
116 |
Cruz in the Senate |
TED |
117 |
Corn unit |
EAR |
119 |
Watchdog warning |
GRR |
120 |
Palindromic girl’s name |
ADA |
121 |
Sister of Beth, Jo and Amy |
MEG |
122 |
Before, to poets |
ERE |