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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dropped-jaw stare | GAWP |
| 5 | Like loving caresses | SENSUAL |
| 12 | Audio units: Abbr. | DBS |
| 15 | “The Americans” agcy. | FBI |
| 18 | First name in erotica | ANAIS |
| 20 | Place for a bootee | TOOTSIE |
| 21 | Seedy motel, say | RAT TRAP |
| 23 | Painting of an annoying bricklayer at work? | MORTAR AND PEST(LE) |
| 25 | Japan’s emperor | AKIHITO |
| 26 | Like many forest roads | UNPAVED |
| 27 | Suffer | AIL |
| 28 | Least obfuscated | OPENEST |
| 29 | Football laterals, e.g. | TOSSES |
| 30 | 15th-century food-stained collectible? | GUTENBERG’S BIB(LE) |
| 33 | Beachcomber’s pace | STROLL |
| 36 | Breezy and open | AIRY |
| 37 | Glance | PEEK |
| 38 | Chaotic mess | SNAFU |
| 42 | Bot head? | ECO- |
| 43 | Harbor protector | JETTY |
| 45 | Dutch South Africans | BOERS |
| 46 | Fabulist’s Cheer alternative? | AESOP’S FAB(LE) |
| 48 | “Exodus” author | URIS |
| 49 | Chickadee kin | TIT |
| 50 | Undocumented Nepali? | YETI |
| 51 | Peak in Thessaly | OSSA |
| 52 | Big D cager | MAV |
| 53 | Annoy | IRK |
| 54 | PC linkup | LAN |
| 57 | Mexican mama bears | OSAS |
| 59 | Slip away | ELAPSE |
| 61 | Popular Oahu beach | WAIKIKI |
| 63 | Dollar for a shot? | BELT BUCK(LE) |
| 66 | “Hmm” | GEE |
| 67 | Dollars for shots? | ROUND TAB(LE) |
| 68 | Piles up | AMASSES |
| 69 | Captain Hook’s creator J.M. __ | BARRIE |
| 71 | Eight furlongs | MILE |
| 72 | Caught | GOT |
| 73 | Erstwhile U.K. recording giant | EMI |
| 74 | Kind of trading, briefly | OTC |
| 75 | Sweet Sixteen org. | NCAA |
| 77 | With the bow, in music | ARCO |
| 80 | Of __ mind | ONE |
| 81 | Qatar’s capital | DOHA |
| 82 | “Snow White” witch’s download? | POISON APP(LE) |
| 84 | Refine, as ore | SMELT |
| 87 | Stick on the grill | KEBAB |
| 88 | Beat it | LAM |
| 89 | Jamaican hybrid fruits | UGLIS |
| 90 | Fine-tune | HONE |
| 91 | China-related prefix | SINO- |
| 92 | Irritates | EATS AT |
| 94 | Mud, slop, pig, etc.? | ELEMENTS OF STY(LE) |
| 98 | Mist and such | VAPORS |
| 103 | Show great respect for, perhaps | IMITATE |
| 104 | Mythical flapper | ROC |
| 105 | Gulf of Guinea country | NIGERIA |
| 106 | Easy time | LEISURE |
| 107 | Sailing maneuver to avoid a pirate’s threat? | DEFENSIVE TACK(LE) |
| 110 | City on the Elbe | DRESDEN |
| 111 | Morning paper, e.g. | EDITION |
| 112 | “Gymnopédies” composer | SATIE |
| 113 | French article whose singular form is “disconnected” from nine puzzle answers | LES |
| 114 | Newsroom VIPs | EDS |
| 115 | Boot protectors | TOE CAPS |
| 116 | Smartphone component | LENS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Full range | GAMUT |
| 2 | “That’s __!” | A NO-NO |
| 3 | Twists | WARPS |
| 4 | Their pockets aren’t deep | PITAS |
| 5 | Dutch town | STAD |
| 6 | Geological period | EON |
| 7 | Movement at a boring concert? | NOD |
| 8 | Twin-but-not-Twins’ city | ST PAUL |
| 9 | Half a fitness motto | USE IT … |
| 10 | Freezer __ | AISLE |
| 11 | Allow | LET |
| 12 | Window hanging | DRAPERY |
| 13 | Where brownies come together | BAKERY |
| 14 | Wasp’s weapon | STING |
| 15 | Disc golf “ball” | FRISBEE |
| 16 | More eccentric | BATTIER |
| 17 | WSJ news bit | IPO |
| 19 | Sets money aside | SAVES UP |
| 22 | What an X may mark | THE SPOT |
| 24 | Arm or chin follower | -REST |
| 28 | Bios unread by their honorees | OBITS |
| 30 | Universal | GLOBAL |
| 31 | Endemic | NATIVE |
| 32 | Neh. and Esth. | BKS |
| 34 | Penalty callers | REFS |
| 35 | Ric of The Cars | OCASEK |
| 38 | Opinion | SAY |
| 39 | French word in bios | NEE |
| 40 | Home of Elaine, in Arthurian legend | ASTOLAT |
| 41 | Forces fraudulently (upon) | FOISTS |
| 43 | Vehicle hired to carry steeplechase horses? | JUMPER CAB(LE) |
| 44 | Tip for changing your answer? | ERASER |
| 45 | 61-Across wear | BIKINI |
| 47 | Cavalier “My bad” | SO SUE ME |
| 49 | Emotional wounds | TRAUMAS |
| 53 | Iconic WWII island, briefly | IWO |
| 54 | Unlike idioms | LITERAL |
| 55 | Going by, for short | AKA |
| 56 | Tip for solving in ink? | NIB |
| 58 | Not in class | ABSENT |
| 60 | Mystery award | AGATHA |
| 62 | “Constant Craving” singer | KD LANG |
| 63 | Carousel item | BAG |
| 64 | Broody rock genre | EMO |
| 65 | Long-running forensic series | CSI |
| 67 | Put more varnish on | RECOAT |
| 69 | Owie | BOO-BOO |
| 70 | Not out-of-bounds, as a ball | IN PLAY |
| 76 | Goals | AIMS |
| 78 | Cost-of-living no. | CPI |
| 79 | Photo possibilities | OPS |
| 80 | Bama rival | OLE MISS |
| 81 | Tightly packed | DENSE |
| 83 | Some leave you powerless | OUTAGES |
| 84 | Miss, say | SHE |
| 85 | “Tartuffe” dramatist | MOLIERE |
| 86 | Foes | ENEMIES |
| 87 | Cute calendar subjects | KITTENS |
| 91 | Caught | SNARED |
| 92 | “Blah, blah, blah,” briefly | ETC ETC |
| 93 | Tel __ | AVIV |
| 95 | Liszt work | ETUDE |
| 96 | Middle Corleone brother | FREDO |
| 97 | Mezzo-soprano Anne __ von Otter | SOFIE |
| 99 | Part of a flower | PETAL |
| 100 | Speak | ORATE |
| 101 | “Breaking Bad” toxin | RICIN |
| 102 | Benefits | SAKES |
| 105 | 18-Across and family | NINS |
| 106 | Cholesterol letters | LDL |
| 107 | Tigers’ home: Abbr. | DET |
| 108 | Vardalos of film | NIA |
| 109 | Bread, for stew | SOP |
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