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Across
| Clues | Answers | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Browns | SAUTES |
| 7 | Four-hit achievement, in baseball lingo | CYCLE |
| 12 | Mil. posts | FTS |
| 15 | System used at Gallaudet Univ. | ASL |
| 18 | The U.S., in Mexico | EL NORTE |
| 20 | Milo of “Romeo and Juliet,” 1968 | O’SHEA |
| 21 | Hawaii’s ___ Day | LEI |
| 22 | Low | MOO |
| 23 | “Et tu?” and others | ACCUSALS |
| 25 | Lotion ingredients | ALOES |
| 26 | Suburb of Chicago | OAK LAWN |
| 28 | Joyful internet cry | WOOT! |
| 29 | Bubbly mixer | TONIC |
| 31 | Popeye’s boy | SWEE’PEA |
| 33 | Harassed, in a sense | HAZED |
| 34 | Cartoon seller of Squishees | APU |
| 35 | Pyrex glass marking | PINT MEASURE |
| 38 | Jackson 5 member | TITO |
| 39 | Philip who wrote “Portnoy’s Complaint” | ROTH |
| 41 | Cain and Abel’s younger brother | SETH |
| 42 | Word before questions or advice | ANY … |
| 43 | Do sales work, informally | REP |
| 44 | A part of | IN ON |
| 45 | Band with the 1989 platinum debut album “Junta” | PHISH |
| 47 | Darryl, in the comic “Baby Blues” | DAD |
| 49 | Accomplishing | DOING |
| 51 | Poke around | SNOOP |
| 54 | The “K” in Kmart | KRESGE |
| 59 | Places for plugs | DRAINS |
| 62 | Plastic dispenser producer | PEZ |
| 65 | The clue for 128-Down, if this shell game weren’t a scam | ARCTIC EXPLORER |
| 68 | Hardly guzzle | SIP |
| 69 | Group of pros | CRACK TEAM |
| 71 | “Rights of Man” author, 1791 | PAINE |
| 72 | Early Cuzco dweller | INCA |
| 73 | Series of mistakes? | GAG REEL |
| 74 | Vacation spot | RESORT |
| 77 | Inside dope source | TIPSTER |
| 80 | Prefix with business | AGRI- |
| 81 | Chilled | ON ICE |
| 83 | With 13-Down, herbal brew | CHAMOMILE |
| 85 | Cartoon seller of Duff Beer | MOE |
| 86 | The clue for 127-Across, if this shell game weren’t a scam | ATTACK WITH A PAW |
| 90 | Former N.F.L.’ers Detmer and Law | TYS |
| 91 | All together | EN BLOC |
| 93 | Shapes of some Halloween cookies | GHOSTS |
| 94 | Country united in 1990 | YEMEN |
| 96 | Soft drink options | COKES |
| 98 | A peeling place? | SPA |
| 100 | Westernmost of the ABC Islands | ARUBA |
| 103 | “Bug” | GERM |
| 105 | Hosp. worker | LPN |
| 107 | Prefix with caching | GEO- |
| 109 | 2.5, for the set {1, 2, 3, 4} | MEAN |
| 112 | Classic sculpture | BUST |
| 114 | Novel narrated by a soon-to-be mutineer | OMOO |
| 115 | Material for small buildings? | LINCOLN LOGS |
| 118 | Proctor’s warning | SHH! |
| 119 | Students often take them out | LOANS |
| 121 | When some bars close | TWO AM |
| 122 | Edict | UKASE |
| 124 | End in ___ | A TIE |
| 125 | Style influenced by Cubism | ART DECO |
| 127 | Like hand motions during a shell game | SWIFT (or SWIPE AT) |
| 129 | Professional group with a van | NEWS CREW |
| 131 | Month of l’année | MAI |
| 132 | Singer Reed | LOU |
| 133 | Four-time World Series-winning manager | TORRE |
| 134 | In the near future | SOONISH |
| 135 | Superfund org. | EPA |
| 136 | Something to build on | LOT |
| 137 | Looks fabulous, in slang | SLAYS |
| 138 | Pincher | KLEPTO |
Down
| Clues | Answers | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | England and Spain fought one in 1588 | SEA WAR |
| 2 | Smirnoff Ice, e.g. | ALCOPOP |
| 3 | Lacking polish | UNCOUTH |
| 4 | Push | TOUT |
| 5 | Verbal stumbles | ERS |
| 6 | Walks or runs, for short | STAT |
| 7 | Work together | CO-ACT |
| 8 | Fashion inits. | YSL |
| 9 | Elected | CHOSEN |
| 10 | Degree of freedom | LEEWAY |
| 11 | Lightens | EASES |
| 12 | Like hounds and most bunny rabbits | FLOP-EARED |
| 13 | See 83-Across | TEA |
| 14 | Guru, maybe | SIKH |
| 15 | “Pretty cool, huh?” | AMAZING, ISNT IT? |
| 16 | Johannesburg neighborhood much in the news during apartheid | SOWETO |
| 17 | Underground locale | LONDON |
| 19 | Give a ring while on the road? | ELOPE |
| 24 | Tizzy | SNIT |
| 27 | Typical Vanidades reader | LATINA |
| 30 | How many TV shows are shown | IN HD |
| 32 | Port. is part of it | EUR |
| 36 | One caring for a bebé | MADRE |
| 37 | Classical poem | EPODE |
| 40 | Email openers | HIS |
| 41 | Egghead? | SHORT E |
| 46 | Deceitful sort | SNAKE |
| 48 | Grp. with lots of pointers | AKC |
| 50 | Like the verbs “eat” and “drink”: Abbr. | IRR |
| 52 | Bobcat relative | OCELOT |
| 53 | Fund-raising org. | PTA |
| 55 | Fair | EXPO |
| 56 | Warm up for a bout, say | SPAR |
| 57 | Bug | GLITCH |
| 58 | Ages and ages | EON |
| 60 | With politesse | NICELY |
| 61 | They’re symbolized by slashes | SPARES |
| 62 | Minecraft or StarCraft | PC GAME |
| 63 | Fantasy novel hero who rides the dragon Saphira | ERAGON |
| 64 | Capital 175 miles east of Venice, Italy | ZAGREB, CROATIA |
| 66 | Lottery winner’s cry | I’M RICH! |
| 67 | Record again | RETAPE |
| 70 | Dernier ___ | CRI |
| 72 | Philosophy class suffix | -ISM |
| 75 | Marc of fashion | ECKO |
| 76 | Follows a pattern? | SEWS |
| 78 | Much-covered 1955 Bo Diddley hit | I’M A MAN |
| 79 | Juice | POWER |
| 82 | Verb often said three times in a row | NAG |
| 84 | It’s cut and dried | HAY |
| 86 | All right | A-OK |
| 87 | Immune system component | T CELL |
| 88 | “Let’s do this thing!” | IT’S ON! |
| 89 | Amt. of seasoning | TSP |
| 92 | Loch on the border of the Highlands | LOMOND |
| 95 | Worn-down pencil | NUB |
| 97 | Say quickly | SPIT OUT |
| 99 | One way to run | AMOK |
| 101 | Greyhound offering | BUS TRIP |
| 102 | Most visibly frightened | ASHIEST |
| 103 | Develop a limp | GO LAME |
| 104 | Hybrid music genre of the 2010s | EMO RAP |
| 106 | Houston-to-Dallas dir. | NNW |
| 107 | Desert, in a way | GO AWOL |
| 108 | City west of Binghamton | ELMIRA |
| 110 | Pulitzer-winning novelist Jennifer | EGAN |
| 111 | Total jerks | ASSES |
| 113 | Group with two top 10 rock operas | THE WHO |
| 116 | Runs to | COSTS |
| 117 | They have long necks and round bodies | LUTES |
| 120 | Bear’s advice | SELL |
| 123 | Bearlike creature in sci-fi | EWOK |
| 124 | Oil crisis? | ACNE |
| 126 | Murmur | COO |
| 128 | Cook in oil | FRY (or PEARY) |
| 130 | Only three-letter scale note | SOL |