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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Extra NHL periods | OTS |
| 4 | Official order | EDICT |
| 9 | Prefix suggesting savings | ECONO- |
| 14 | Weightlifting units | REPS |
| 18 | Like a nonexistent chance | FAT |
| 19 | Provides an excuse | ALIBIS |
| 20 | Queen Amidala’s “Star Wars” home | NABOO |
| 21 | Rink move | AXEL |
| 22 | Christmas buy | FIR |
| 23 | When the Commodore 64 computer was released | NINETEEN EIGHTY-TWO |
| 26 | Clean Air Act org. | EPA |
| 27 | Eye drop | TEAR |
| 28 | Looks for prints | DUSTS |
| 29 | Driveway hoops game | HORSE |
| 30 | World capital since 1931 | NEW DELHI, INDIA |
| 34 | Bart Simpson’s grandma | MONA |
| 35 | One might be slipped | DISC |
| 36 | California’s Santa __ River | ANA |
| 37 | Character who said about her father, “Yet he hath ever but slenderly known himself” | REGAN |
| 40 | Amigo of Fidel | CHE |
| 43 | Doctrines | ISMS |
| 47 | Tennis great | ASHE |
| 50 | Hood | GANGSTER |
| 52 | 1982 Physical Tour singer | OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN |
| 57 | Corrida participant | TORO |
| 58 | Bug | NAG |
| 59 | Novel makeup | PROSE |
| 60 | Prey for a Hauskatze | MAUS |
| 61 | Starchy roots | TAROS |
| 62 | Card game shout | UNO! |
| 63 | “Cotton Candy” jazzman | HIRT |
| 64 | Defeat | LICK |
| 65 | Low-pH stuff | ACID |
| 67 | “Excuse me ” | PARDON THE INTERRUPTION |
| 74 | Son of Seth | ENOS |
| 75 | “Gigi” playwright | LOOS |
| 76 | Assures, as a win | ICES |
| 77 | Cal Poly campus site, initially | SLO |
| 78 | Zoo features | CAGES |
| 81 | “Beloved” novelist Morrison | TONI |
| 82 | Lab dish eponym | PETRI |
| 83 | Give the chance to | LET |
| 84 | Word on a bill | UNUM |
| 85 | What a shutout lowers | EARNED RUN AVERAGE |
| 89 | Place to get a lift | SKI SLOPE |
| 91 | Aspiring atty.’s exam | LSAT |
| 92 | Sushi roll wrap | NORI |
| 93 | Camera move | PAN |
| 94 | Ahead | ON TOP |
| 96 | Personal quirk | TIC |
| 98 | Org. giving G’s and R’s | MPAA |
| 102 | Declines | EBBS |
| 104 | Capital near Siena College | ALBANY, NEW YORK |
| 110 | Stiller’s partner | MEARA |
| 112 | Lucas droid | ARTOO |
| 114 | Quick reminder | MEMO |
| 115 | Hindu title | SRI |
| 116 | Highest grossing movie of 1980, with “The” | … EMPIRE STRIKES BACK |
| 120 | X, at times | TEN |
| 121 | Cut out | OMIT |
| 122 | Attach with twine | TIE ON |
| 123 | Unsettling looks | STARES |
| 124 | Bread grain | OAT |
| 125 | Living __ | WAGE |
| 126 | Professional gps. | ASSNS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Insult | OFFEND |
| 2 | National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall site | TAIPEI |
| 3 | Soda shop supply | STRAWS |
| 4 | Architect Saarinen | ELIEL |
| 5 | Alice’s cat | DINAH |
| 6 | Two-nation region | IBERIA |
| 7 | Op. __ | CIT |
| 8 | Half a fly | TSE |
| 9 | Ho-hum feeling | ENNUI |
| 10 | Type of salad | CAESAR |
| 11 | Parting words? | OBIT |
| 12 | Quaffs with punch | NOGS |
| 13 | Massage reaction | OOH! |
| 14 | Ersatz silk | RAYON |
| 15 | Tool for removing broken screws | EXTRACTOR |
| 16 | Seats arranged in rows | PEWS |
| 17 | Shrub with a purple fruit | SLOE |
| 19 | Chip in a pot | ANTE |
| 24 | Baseball Hall of Famer Roush | EDD |
| 25 | Beachwear for the immodest | THONG |
| 31 | Lowest multiple of CLI that fits in this space | DCIV |
| 32 | Thunderstruck | IN AWE |
| 33 | Creator of the GOP elephant | NAST |
| 34 | “Death in Venice” author | MANN |
| 38 | Freudian topics | EGOS |
| 39 | “Dilbert” cry | GAH! |
| 41 | Subway fare? | HERO |
| 42 | God with a quiver | EROS |
| 44 | Drawing tools | SIPHONS |
| 45 | First quarterback to exceed 5,000 passing yards in a season | MARINO |
| 46 | Derisive sounds | SNORTS |
| 48 | Superfamily including gibbons | HOMINOIDS |
| 49 | Makes into law | ENACTS |
| 51 | German town | STADT |
| 52 | “Movin’ __”: ’70s-’80s sitcom theme song | ON UP |
| 53 | “Smallville” character | LANA |
| 54 | Horror film helper | IGOR |
| 55 | O.T. queen | ESTH |
| 56 | Artful dodge | JUKE |
| 61 | More under the influence | TIPSIER |
| 64 | Soccer great Messi | LIONEL |
| 65 | Inverse trig function | ARCTAN |
| 66 | Big name in tequila | CUERVO |
| 68 | Thinks | DEEMS |
| 69 | SpaceX CEO Musk | ELON |
| 70 | Nothing, in Nantes | RIEN |
| 71 | Madonna’s “La __ Bonita” | ISLA |
| 72 | Cassini of fashion | OLEG |
| 73 | Reference book reference | NOTE |
| 78 | Verge | CUSP |
| 79 | “Lonely Boy” singer | ANKA |
| 80 | Testing subject | GUINEA PIG |
| 81 | Palm smartphone | TREO |
| 82 | World leader who’s a judo black belt | PUTIN |
| 85 | Long times | EONS |
| 86 | Pertinent | APT |
| 87 | See 128-Across | … RATA |
| 88 | Frost-covered | RIMY |
| 90 | Kind of pneumonia | LOBAR |
| 95 | Benefactor | PATRON |
| 97 | One of two in a crash | CYMBAL |
| 99 | Recovery place | POST-OP |
| 100 | Overdue debt more commonly pluralized | ARREAR |
| 101 | Quite a bit like | AKIN TO |
| 103 | Shiny, in product names | BRITE |
| 105 | Butcher shop cuts | LOINS |
| 106 | __ choy | BOK |
| 107 | Is closer to reaching | NEARS |
| 108 | Run the show | EMCEE |
| 109 | Bowl-shaped pans | WOKS |
| 110 | “I’m ready to come in now” | MEOW |
| 111 | John’s first partner on American TV’s “The Avengers” | EMMA |
| 112 | Clearance item caveat | AS IS |
| 113 | Highways: Abbr. | RTES |
| 117 | Bus sched. letters | ETA |
| 118 | FRA neighbor, to the IOC | ESP |
| 119 | Onetime Beatle Sutcliffe | STU |