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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Light touch | CARESS |
| 7 | “Do the Right Thing” pizzeria | SALS |
| 11 | Montana neighbor | ALBERTA |
| 18 | Simple, in a way | ONESTEP |
| 20 | Dragnet | TRAWL |
| 22 | Excise, as corruption | ROOTOUT |
| 23 | Maybelline product | MASCARA |
| 24 | *Assuming all liabilities | ATYOUROWNRISK |
| 26 | Cake pan option | BUNDT |
| 28 | Kinks hit | LOLA |
| 29 | Uttar Pradesh neighbor | DELHI |
| 30 | *Glass program | THISAMERICANLIFE |
| 37 | Augsburg article | EIN |
| 38 | Charge | RUNAT |
| 39 | Amusingly absurd | RICH |
| 40 | Cut | SNIP |
| 41 | Roman calendar feature | IDES |
| 42 | Fashion first name | OLEG |
| 43 | Keg insert | TAP |
| 44 | Raised lines | ELS |
| 47 | Hayes of “Will & Grace” | SEAN |
| 49 | March | PARADE |
| 51 | *Preventers of misreporting | FACTCHECKERS |
| 57 | N.Y. clock setting | EST |
| 58 | Savory taste | UMAMI |
| 62 | Potting need | SOIL |
| 63 | Thin slice | SLIVER |
| 64 | Last name associated with dieting | SPRAT |
| 65 | Great | HUGE |
| 66 | Sargasso Sea spawners | EELS |
| 67 | *Warning against recklessness | BETTERSAFETHANSORRY |
| 74 | Henry VIII’s last Catherine | PARR |
| 75 | “Sad to say…” | ALAS |
| 76 | Forum provocateur | TROLL |
| 77 | Namesake of a Venice basilica | STMARK |
| 80 | Stitch’s pal | LILO |
| 81 | The Euphrates divides it | SYRIA |
| 82 | Dashboard abbr. | RPM |
| 85 | *“No idea” | IHAVENTACLUE |
| 88 | “You saved me!” | MYHERO |
| 90 | Dubai leader | EMIR |
| 91 | Norm, for short | STD |
| 92 | Sleep unit? | ZEE |
| 94 | “Don’t think so” | UHNO |
| 95 | Notary’s need | SEAL |
| 98 | Brewski | SUDS |
| 101 | Fivers | ABES |
| 103 | Cheerful-sounding flowers | GLADS |
| 104 | Part of the U.K. | ENG |
| 105 | *“This looks bad…” | HERECOMESTROUBLE |
| 109 | Surface stats | AREAS |
| 112 | Old Testament book | AMOS |
| 113 | Volatile liquid used in solvents | ETHER |
| 114 | *It’s hard to say | TONGUETWISTER |
| 118 | 2019 Avengers movie, or what each starred answer has | ENDGAME |
| 123 | Firm for diners | ALDENTE |
| 124 | Iron production | STEAM |
| 125 | Shuffle | REORDER |
| 126 | Put in a group | CLASSED |
| 127 | The worst kind of loser | SORE |
| 128 | Incense | ENRAGE |
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 |