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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | College loan co-signer, maybe | DAD |
4 | Establish as law | ENACT |
9 | Long-legged birds | WADERS |
15 | Five-O nickname | DANO |
19 | Before, poetically | ERE |
20 | Prepare to surf | LOG ON |
21 | Reunion attendee | ALUMNA |
22 | King Harald’s father | OLAV |
23 | One way to enter a pool | FEET FIRST (F) |
25 | __ media | SOCIAL |
26 | Film scene shot without interruption | TAKE |
27 | Kenya’s first prime minister __ Kenyatta | JOMO |
28 | Hydroelectric project | DAM |
29 | One end of a church key | BOTTLE OPENER (B) |
31 | Amazon assistant | ALEXA |
33 | Abundant element in Earth’s core | IRON |
35 | Thingamajigs | DOODADS |
36 | Physical location? | MEDICAL CENTER (I) |
41 | Humor | INDULGE |
42 | Winans of gospel | CECE |
43 | Most hip | COOLEST |
45 | Supposed to arrive | DUE |
46 | Spa sounds | AHS |
49 | Plotting chuckle | HEH |
51 | Delta rival renamed in 1997 | USAIR |
53 | Moving aids | VANS |
54 | “Mobile” communications device used in law enforcement | DATA TERMINAL (A) |
60 | Jack in a suit | KNAVE |
62 | Initial Hebrew letter | ALEPH |
63 | Mountain melody | YODEL |
64 | Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture” has one that includes cannon fire | BIG FINISH (G) |
68 | Lose it | GO APE |
69 | Matching game | LOTTO |
71 | Total, as a bill | RUN TO |
72 | 2012 Beyoncé hit with the repeated line “Say you’ll never let me go” | END OF TIME (E) |
76 | Slips through the cracks | OOZES |
79 | Domingo, for one | TENOR |
80 | One of Australia’s six | STATE |
81 | Summing-up words | IN CONCLUSION (N) |
83 | Thin coin | DIME |
86 | Digitally approve | E-SIGN |
88 | Game-winning line | O-O-O |
89 | Hallelujah trio? | ELS |
90 | Spanish article | UNA |
91 | Sharp tingle, as of fear | PRICKLE |
95 | Ford contemporary | OLDS |
98 | Discount | CUT RATE |
102 | Guru whose opinions are trusted | THOUGHT LEADER (T) |
107 | Surname on Elm Street | KRUEGER |
108 | Chiwere-speaking native | OTOE |
109 | Trial subject | CRIME |
110 | 2019 “Game of Thrones” event | SERIES FINALE (S) |
114 | 45, in classic pop | RPM |
117 | Well-behaved | GOOD |
118 | Like many Horace works | ODIC |
119 | Mexican madam | SENORA |
120 | Govt. employees encoded by the nine other longest across entries in this puzzle … and who might be called in to decode them | FBI AGENTS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Kanye West label | DEF JAM |
2 | Ring of color | AREOLE |
3 | Regarded | DEEMED |
4 | 2003 holiday comedy | ELF |
5 | Reason for being barred at a bar | NO ID |
6 | Taj Mahal city | AGRA |
7 | Immense | COSMIC |
8 | Blast cause | TNT |
9 | Suspected | WAS ONTO |
10 | Heaps | A LOT |
11 | Tear channel | DUCT |
12 | Czech track legend Zátopek | EMIL |
13 | Cellular process affecting nucleotide sequences | RNA EDITING |
14 | Scene of some “Gunsmoke” action | SALOON |
15 | College address ending | DOT EDU |
16 | Actor born Alphonso D’Abruzzo | ALAN ALDA |
17 | First of three Leslie Nielsen comedies, with “The” | NAKED GUN |
18 | Supervises | OVERSEES |
24 | Venomous | TOXIC |
29 | U2 frontman | BONO |
30 | Whale group | POD |
32 | Pitching staff star | ACE |
34 | VCR button | REC |
37 | Masseuse’s target | ACHE |
38 | Not sure (of) | LEERY |
39 | 12th Jewish month | ELUL |
40 | Hi-__ graphics | RES |
44 | Munro pen name | SAKI |
46 | “Great minds think alike,” e.g. | ADAGE |
47 | Fire-suppressing gas | HALON |
48 | Position | STEAD |
50 | Med. care provider | HMO |
52 | U.K. fliers | RAF |
53 | They may be changed by judges | VENUES |
55 | Place side by side | APPOSE |
56 | Taking it badly? | THEFT |
57 | Run in place | IDLE |
58 | Modernist’s prefix | NEO- |
59 | TV chef Brown | ALTON |
61 | Love of antiques | VIRTU |
64 | Renowned clown | BOZO |
65 | Navel formation | INNIE |
66 | Stand-up comic’s seat | STOOL |
67 | Lock __: come into conflict | HORNS |
70 | Front-of-bk. list | TOC |
73 | __ Bo | TAE |
74 | “Just what I wanted!” | IT’S PERFECT! |
75 | ’70s Israeli prime minister | MEIR |
77 | “Music for Airports” producer | ENO |
78 | Move quickly | SCOOT |
81 | Ruler unit | INCH |
82 | Veg out | LOLL |
83 | A piece of cake | DUCK SOUP |
84 | More than familiar with | INURED TO |
85 | Growing up | MATURING |
87 | “Shoo!” | GIT! |
92 | Brand with a pitcher-shaped mascot | KOOL-AID |
93 | Bard’s instrument | LUTE |
94 | Freudian focus | EGO |
96 | Mo. when Festivus is celebrated | DEC |
97 | Beetle Bailey nemesis | SARGE |
99 | Treats again, as a sprain | REICES |
100 | Grow older | AGE |
101 | Actress Thompson and ice dancer Virtue | TESSAS |
103 | Disney Beetle | HERBIE |
104 | “I’ll Never Fall in Love Again” singer Warwick | DIONNE |
105 | Drama queen, e.g. | EMOTER |
106 | View from Jidda | RED SEA |
111 | Really digging | INTO |
112 | Pinot __ | NOIR |
113 | Grammy winner India.__ | ARIE |
115 | Galileo’s birthplace | PISA |
116 | Strip __ | MALL |
120 | Away companion | FAR |
121 | Rock in a setting | GEM |