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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Milk consumer | CALF |
5 | 2017 Dan Stevens fantasy title role | BEAST |
10 | Units of resistance | OHMS |
14 | Stop running, with “out” | CONK … |
18 | Like zeroes | OVAL |
19 | Aerie occupant | EAGLE |
20 | Heartless | CRUEL |
21 | Shortly, once | ANON |
22 | Exec working as a lifeguard? | DIVING SUIT |
24 | Speaks in Spanish | HABLA |
25 | Stalwart political group | BASE |
26 | “Accidents will happen,” e.g. | ADAGE |
27 | Accessory for Astaire | TAP |
28 | .000001 meters | MICRON |
29 | Head for the hills | FLEE |
30 | Word of technique | HOW |
32 | Sailors working as aromatherapists? | SMELLING SALTS |
35 | Narrow opening | SLIT |
38 | Sole | ONE |
41 | City near Nîmes | ARLES |
42 | Rough words? | OR SO |
43 | Truckload unit | TON |
44 | Source of perfection, so they say | PRACTICE |
46 | Crossword constructor’s chore | CLUEING |
49 | Committee head working as a lead guitarist? | ROCKING CHAIR |
51 | Stimulate | FUEL |
52 | Fawn’s mom | DOE |
53 | Bolt with great speed | USAIN |
54 | Get a look at | SEE |
55 | Site of Napoleon’s exile | ELBA |
56 | “The __ is silence”: Hamlet’s last words | REST |
57 | Good guy | MENSCH |
59 | “To repeat … ” | AS I SAID … |
62 | Puts to work | USES |
63 | NBA players working as Instacart employees? | SHOPPING CENTERS |
68 | Badly hurt | MAIM |
71 | Not in time | TOO LATE |
72 | “I’m not buying that!” | NO SALE! |
76 | Bone: Pref. | OSTE- |
77 | Inform | TELL |
78 | St. with a panhandle | FLA |
81 | “Uh-oh!” | YIPES! |
82 | Rehab symptoms | DTS |
83 | It might be on a stickie | MEMO |
84 | Comics working as phone solicitors? | CALLING CARDS |
88 | Correction tools | ERASERS |
90 | Traditional song with the line “Je te plumerai” | ALOUETTE |
91 | Call __ day | IT A |
92 | Workplace standards org. | OSHA |
93 | Sunlit lobbies | ATRIA |
95 | “Gloria in Excelsis __” | DEO |
96 | Overdo the sweetness | CLOY |
97 | Author’s rep working as a janitor? | CLEANING AGENT |
101 | Chic retreat | SPA |
103 | Security device | LOCK |
104 | Church official | DEACON |
105 | “__ Dark Materials”: HBO fantasy series | HIS |
108 | Sound | AUDIO |
112 | Farm prefix | AGRI- |
113 | Hanukkah potato pancake | LATKE |
114 | Football player working as a tailor? | FITTING END |
116 | React to a shock | REEL |
117 | Cultural values | ETHOS |
118 | City map, sometimes | INSET |
119 | Not just dislike | HATE |
120 | Pretentious | ARTY |
121 | Equine hue | ROAN |
122 | Cleopatra’s kingdom | EGYPT |
123 | Walked | TROD |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Composition conclusion | CODA |
2 | Ardent | AVID |
3 | Volcanic output | LAVA |
4 | Small sampling, as of various beers | FLIGHT |
5 | Implore | BEG |
6 | “It is the __, and Juliet is the sun”: Romeo | EAST |
7 | Liquido claro | AGUA |
8 | Loses traction | SLIPS |
9 | Asian festival | TET |
10 | Expert in futures? | ORACLE |
11 | Overreaching self-confidence | HUBRIS |
12 | Dieter’s breakfast | MELON |
13 | Much street talk | SLANG |
14 | A subway rider might save it | CAB FARE |
15 | From every direction | ON ALL SIDES |
16 | In close opposition | NOSE-TO-NOSE |
17 | Joints with caps | KNEES |
20 | Scary story | CHILLER |
23 | Modernist | NEO |
28 | Word of Gallic gratitude | MERCI |
31 | Frayed | WORN |
33 | Greek goddess for whom a spring month is named | MAIA |
34 | “Divine Comedy” focus | SOUL |
35 | Neither bow nor pick | STRUM |
36 | Unsecured | LOOSE |
37 | Like ancient Peru | INCAN |
39 | Bugs | NAGS |
40 | Pilate’s “Behold!” | ECCE! |
44 | Small recipe quantity | PINCH |
45 | With 100-Down, 1951 horror film whose title role was played by James Arness | THE … |
46 | Ark unit | CUBIT |
47 | Heavy | LEADEN |
48 | Comes into | GETS |
50 | Affectionate invitation | KISS ME |
51 | Custard dessert | FLAN |
55 | Salem-to-Boise dir. | ESE |
56 | Nation in a Fleming title | RUSSIA |
58 | More torrid | HOTTER |
59 | Santa __ winds | ANA |
60 | Army NCO | SGT |
61 | Cooling cubes | ICE |
64 | Poe output, aptly | POEMS |
65 | Game played on horseback | POLO |
66 | Badly | ILL |
67 | Auto pioneering partner | ROYCE |
68 | Fashion | MODE |
69 | Studier of signs | ASTROLOGER |
70 | “I can’t tell” | IT’S A SECRET |
73 | National Poetry Month | APRIL |
74 | Brought about | LED TO |
75 | Long exam answer | ESSAY |
78 | Seasonal affliction | FLU |
79 | Wasn’t true | LIED |
80 | Poker hand staple | ANTE |
83 | Intend | MEAN |
84 | Freighters’ loads | CARGOES |
85 | From far away (perhaps very far) | ALIEN |
86 | Bank offering | LOAN |
87 | Pontiac muscle cars | GTOS |
89 | With uncertainty | SHAKILY |
93 | Mystery award namesake | AGATHA |
94 | Add at the end | TACK ON |
96 | Came down with | CAUGHT |
97 | Philanthropist Barton | CLARA |
98 | Do-nothing | IDLER |
99 | Cool kin | NEATO |
100 | See 45-Down | … THING |
102 | Critical critique | PAN |
106 | Wee | ITSY |
107 | Dance part | STEP |
109 | Letter opening | DEAR … |
110 | Fond of | INTO |
111 | Binged (on), as junk food | OD’ED |
114 | “Shame on thee!” | FIE! |
115 | Hairy Addams family member | ITT |