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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Fixture on a ski lodge deck | HOT TUB |
7 | Sound quality | TIMBRE |
13 | West African capital | BISSAU |
19 | Like counting your chickens before they’ve hatched | UNWISE |
20 | Going great guns, as business | ROARING |
22 | Come to terms with | ACCEPT |
23 | “Good golly!,” across the pond | BLIMEY! |
24 | Close enough | IN RANGE |
25 | Cloaklike garment | SERAPE |
26 | Nosh | BITE |
27 | Goes around | ORBITS |
29 | Hardly a right-minded individual? | LIBERAL |
31 | N.C.A.A. rival of Duke | UNC |
32 | To which one might respond “Salud!” | SNEEZE |
33 | Superlative suffix | -IEST |
34 | Summer setting in Seattle: Abbr. | PDT |
36 | Reason for an R rating? | BEHIND SCENES (from “behind the scenes”) |
39 | McGregor who played Obi-Wan Kenobi | EWAN |
42 | Gobble | EAT |
44 | Quaint photos | SEPIAS |
45 | Cuban or Zuckerberg? | WELL-OFF MARK (from “well off the mark”) |
48 | Archie’s pal at Riverdale | JUGHEAD |
51 | Dry as a bone | SERE |
52 | Largest species of the genus Leopardus | OCELOT |
53 | Fighting | AT IT |
54 | Sprang | LEAPT |
57 | More ready to go | EAGERER |
60 | Show stopper? | FINALE |
62 | Pure and simple | MERE |
64 | Part of the eye where vision is sharpest | FOVEA |
65 | Old hand | VET |
68 | Maker of the MDX luxury S.U.V. | ACURA |
69 | Needing certain ink for a color printer? | OUT OF BLUE (from “out of the blue”) |
71 | Epitome of laziness | SLOTH |
73 | Freestyle, e.g. | RAP |
74 | Harbor city of NW France | BREST |
76 | Went to court, say | SUED |
77 | It may be right under your nose, informally | STACHE |
78 | Fixture behind the bar | BEER TAP |
80 | IHOP order | STACK |
82 | Billy of infomercial fame | MAYS |
83 | Only European capital on both a river and an ocean | LISBON |
86 | Kind of vision | X-RAY |
88 | Fit for the job | HIRABLE |
90 | Impetus behind a paternity test? | POP QUESTION (from “pop the question”) |
93 | Not so far | NEARER |
95 | “Straight Outta Compton” group | NWA |
96 | “The path to the dark side,” per Yoda | FEAR |
97 | On a Paleo diet, say? | AGAINST GRAIN (from “against the grain”) |
102 | Slow boat | ARK |
104 | ___ Studies (college major) | FILM |
106 | Big Starbucks orders | VENTIS |
107 | Year the Office of Homeland Security was created | MMI |
108 | Some paints | ENAMELS |
111 | Rumbles | MELEES |
112 | “The world’s greatest …,” e.g. | HYPE |
113 | Opposite | ACROSS |
115 | Capital of Thessaly | LARISSA |
117 | Washington air hub | SEA-TAC |
119 | Post-workout activity | SHOWER |
120 | Unusually short | STUNTED |
121 | Start to take off, in a way | UNLACE |
122 | Shanghai | KIDNAP |
123 | Accents and Sonatas | SEDANS |
124 | 100-meter and 200-meter | EVENTS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Commotion | HUBBUB |
2 | Connected | ONLINE |
3 | Reaction to a really bad pun | TWITCH |
4 | Something you might need to kill | TIME |
5 | Treat like an object | USE |
6 | Really, really needing some sun? | BEYOND PALE (from “beyond the pale”) |
7 | Neighborhood north of the World Trade Center | TRIBECA |
8 | Charges | IONIZES |
9 | Weasel’s relative | MARTEN |
10 | Beach tops | BRAS |
11 | ___ Tin Tin | RIN |
12 | 2003 Economics Nobelist Robert | ENGLE |
13 | One’s most ardent supporters | BASE |
14 | Finisher of cakes | ICER |
15 | 86 | SCRAP |
16 | Buy one circus animal, get one circus animal free? | SEAL DEAL (from “seal the deal”) |
17 | Most newspapers have one | APP |
18 | Sport-___ | UTE |
21 | Theodor ___ (Dr. Seuss’s real name) | GEISEL |
28 | Live | RESIDE |
30 | Stealth bomber, familiarly | B-TWO |
32 | Partner of snick | SNEE |
33 | French Alpine river | ISERE |
35 | Root of Polynesia | TARO |
37 | Mesopotamian mother goddess | ISHTAR |
38 | Female in a pen | EWE |
40 | In front of, old-style | AFORE |
41 | Cowboys’ home, for short | NFC EAST |
43 | It’s more than a warning: Abbr. | TKT |
46 | Street handout, maybe | LEAFLET |
47 | View from la plage | MER |
48 | “Aladdin” villain | JAFAR |
49 | City between Albany and Rochester | UTICA |
50 | Stimulate | GIN UP |
51 | 2017 World Series winner, for short | ‘STRO |
55 | Something required | A MUST |
56 | Dog or cat transporter | PET TAXI |
58 | Often-smoked cheese | GOUDA |
59 | First lady | EVE |
61 | Shia of “Transformers” | LABEOUF |
63 | Beginnings of fame and fortune? | EFS |
65 | Some SAT study | VOCAB |
66 | Kind of alcohol | ETHYL |
67 | “___ Days” (1990s platinum Bon Jovi album) | THESE |
69 | Anthem contraction | O’ER |
70 | On another call | BUSY |
72 | Hedy ___, subject of the 2017 documentary “Bombshell” | LAMARR |
75 | Woman’s name meaning “born again” | RENEE |
77 | Installment of a women’s clothing catalog? | SKIRT ISSUE (from “skirt the issue”) |
78 | Common potato chip flavor, in brief | BBQ |
79 | Hybrid tourney style | PRO-AM |
81 | Pure | CHASTE |
83 | Worker at a hosp. | LPN |
84 | Waterloo’s home | IOWA |
85 | Something up for grabs on a fishing boat? | SPARE ROD (from “spare the rod”) |
87 | Director Lee | ANG |
89 | Rules, informally | REGS |
91 | Untagged | SAFE |
92 | Quavering sounds | TRILLS |
93 | Rating somebody? | NIELSEN |
94 | The Supreme Court and the Muses | ENNEADS |
98 | Zoroastrianism’s sacred text | AVESTA |
99 | Author of “The Joy Luck Club” | AMY TAN |
100 | Collision | IMPACT |
101 | Barbara and Jenna Bush, to Jeb | NIECES |
103 | Famous | KNOWN |
105 | Exams for future J.D.s | LSATS |
109 | Traveling from coast to coast, maybe | ASEA |
110 | Car sticker fig. | MSRP |
111 | “Do you ___?” | MIND |
112 | Robust | HALE |
113 | Part of A.M.A. | ASK |
114 | X | CHI |
116 | Medicinal plant | RUE |
118 | Part of S.A.S.E.: Abbr. | ENV |