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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Balls and some apples | GALAS |
| 6 | “Bicycle Thieves” director Vittorio | DE SICA |
| 12 | Cleopatra’s killer | ASP |
| 15 | Hindu epic hero | RAMA |
| 19 | Wanting words | I WISH |
| 20 | Spots for spectacles | ARENAS |
| 21 | Lobbying gp. | PAC |
| 22 | Airline whose name means “to the skies” | EL AL |
| 23 | *Band aide | BOOKING AGENT (“double booking” & “double agent”) |
| 25 | Stuck playing a familiar role | TYPECAST |
| 27 | Pacific current | EL NINO |
| 28 | Top drawers? | ARTISTS |
| 30 | Incomplete body of art | TORSO |
| 31 | Budgetary figures | NET COSTS |
| 34 | *Period after a crash, perhaps | DOWNTIME (“double down” & “double time”) |
| 36 | Wood cutter | SAW |
| 39 | Do another hitch | REUP |
| 40 | Time VIPs | EDS |
| 42 | Burglar’s take | HAUL |
| 43 | *Figure in many Monty Python routines | CROSSDRESSER (“doublecross” & “double dresser”) |
| 47 | __ mentality | MOB |
| 48 | Ones using mixers, for short | DJS |
| 51 | Former Sony brand | AIWA |
| 52 | Afghanistan neighbor | IRAN |
| 53 | Saucer, briefly | UFO |
| 55 | “Hey, that’s great!” | OH, COOL! |
| 58 | Animal shelter | LAIR |
| 59 | “Family Circus” creator Bil | KEANE |
| 60 | *Figurative place for deferred options | BACK BURNER (“double back” & “double burner”) |
| 62 | “Give me a break!” | PLEASE! |
| 64 | MLB’s “Splendid Splinter” Williams | TED |
| 66 | Phi follower | CHI |
| 67 | Staggers | REELS |
| 68 | *Airbags in cars, e.g. | STANDARD FEATURE (“double standard” & “double feature”) |
| 73 | “Bless you” evoker | ACHOO! |
| 76 | “That feels good” | AAH |
| 77 | Rum __ Tugger: “Cats” role | TUM |
| 78 | Making a big deal out of | HYPING |
| 82 | *Hoops buzzer-beater, for one | CLUTCH PLAY (“double clutch” & “double play”) |
| 85 | Files in shop class | RASPS |
| 88 | Emulate a frigatebird | SOAR |
| 89 | “Godzilla” franchise co-creator Tomoyuki __ | TANAKA |
| 90 | LAX posting | ETA |
| 91 | Job safety org. | OSHA |
| 92 | Eclectic magazine | UTNE |
| 93 | Cephalopod’s discharge | INK |
| 94 | “__L”: “Bye for now” | TTY- |
| 96 | *Mall rarity on Black Friday | PARKING SPACE (“double parking” & “double-space”) |
| 100 | Pained expression | OUCH! |
| 102 | Bank account ID | SSN |
| 103 | Very wide shoe | EEEE |
| 104 | Pink Floyd’s Barrett | SYD |
| 105 | *Nightly barracks routine | BED CHECK (“double bed” & “double check”) |
| 108 | Biometric security procedure | IRIS SCAN |
| 112 | Mtge. issuer | S AND L |
| 113 | Like some eaves in winter | ICICLED |
| 115 | Pharaoh depicted on the Sphinx | KHAFRE |
| 119 | Capital east of New Delhi | KATMANDU |
| 121 | Wimbledon category, and a hint to the answers to starred clues | MIXED DOUBLES |
| 124 | Gillette blade | ATRA |
| 125 | Cool, like a cat | HEP |
| 126 | Crib outfit | ONESIE |
| 127 | Gaming rookies | NOOBS |
| 128 | Back in the day | THEN |
| 129 | Holiday song syllables | LAS |
| 130 | Lipton rival | NESTEA |
| 131 | Forum garments | TOGAE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Barb | GIBE |
| 2 | Base runner? | AWOL |
| 3 | Oz traveler | LION |
| 4 | Welcome at the door | ASK IN |
| 5 | Fight souvenirs | SHINERS |
| 6 | Hammarskjöld of the U.N. | DAG |
| 7 | Historical period | ERA |
| 8 | “Sonic” consoles | SEGAS |
| 9 | Like krypton and xenon | INERT |
| 10 | Don’t get | CAN’T SEE |
| 11 | Piedmont bubbly | ASTI |
| 12 | Likely will, after “is” | … APT TO |
| 13 | “Oh yeah?” | SAYS WHO? |
| 14 | Angel dust, briefly | PCP |
| 15 | Snap back | RECOIL |
| 16 | Cause to sweat | ALARM |
| 17 | Vertical billiards shot | MASSE |
| 18 | __ sax | ALTO |
| 24 | Well-known | NOTED |
| 26 | Julius’ cry to Marcus | ET TU?! |
| 29 | ’60s activist gp. | SDS |
| 32 | Nobelist of 1903 and 1911 | CURIE |
| 33 | “William Tell,” e.g. | OPERA |
| 35 | Big cheese | NABOB |
| 36 | Rogaine target | SCALP |
| 37 | No-frills font | ARIAL |
| 38 | “Holy Toledo!” | WOWIE! |
| 41 | Beat handily | DRUB |
| 44 | Florida coastal city or its county | SARASOTA |
| 45 | Red-and-white topper | SANTA HAT |
| 46 | Scornful look | SNEER |
| 47 | Latte variant | MOCHA |
| 48 | Ready to eat | DONE |
| 49 | “An Innocent Man” songwriter | JOEL |
| 50 | Canon AE-1 et al., for short | SLRS |
| 54 | Cover for some superheroes | FACE MASK |
| 56 | “We don’t have much time!” | HURRY! |
| 57 | Stealthily nears, with “on” | CREEPS UP … |
| 59 | Mauna __ | KEA |
| 61 | Modeler’s buy | KIT |
| 63 | Seller’s supply | STOCK |
| 65 | Rachel Carson subject | DDT |
| 69 | Quick snooze | NAP |
| 70 | Family name in Chicago politics | DALEY |
| 71 | Hubbub | FUROR |
| 72 | Sounds of hesitation | UHS |
| 73 | Musical opening | ACT I |
| 74 | Family group | CLAN |
| 75 | Tarzan type | HUNK |
| 79 | Little bits | IOTAS |
| 80 | Rival of Tonya | NANCY |
| 81 | Devotion to Mammon, biblically | GREED |
| 83 | Come out of one’s shell | HATCH |
| 84 | Toy dog’s barks | YAPS |
| 86 | Draws back | SHIES |
| 87 | Philatelist’s buys | PANES |
| 95 | “What nerve!” | THE IDEA! |
| 97 | Dye-making compound | ANILINE |
| 98 | Insurance lizard | GECKO |
| 99 | Old TV series with a scuba-diving hero | SEA HUNT |
| 100 | Guy who’s often out | ODD MAN |
| 101 | Pac-12’s Bruins | UCLA |
| 102 | Go downhill fast | SKI |
| 105 | Saddam’s party | BA’ATH |
| 106 | Between, in Brest | ENTRE |
| 107 | Some bra features | C-CUPS |
| 109 | Curly-coated cats | REXES |
| 110 | That is, to Cicero | ID EST |
| 111 | Jar Jar Binks’ planet | NABOO |
| 112 | Card game for three | SKAT |
| 114 | “Let’s do it!” | C’MON! |
| 116 | Aggressively promote | FLOG |
| 117 | Singer McEntire | REBA |
| 118 | Latin “to be” | ESSE |
| 120 | Devils org. | NHL |
| 122 | Lose power, as a battery | DIE |
| 123 | Org. that makes traffic stops? | DEA |