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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cordwainer’s collection | AWLS |
| 5 | Answers an invitation | RSVPS |
| 10 | It might be fishy | ODOR |
| 14 | Lose one’s reserve | THAW |
| 18 | Cordwainer’s product | SHOE |
| 19 | Relating to bees | APIAN |
| 20 | “So Sick” singer | NEYO |
| 21 | Singer ___ Khan | CHAKA |
| 22 | Like Maurice, in “Beauty and the Beast”? | SAVEDBYTHEBELLE |
| 25 | Uncompromising | RIGID |
| 26 | People of the Great Basin | UTE |
| 27 | Costa ___ | RICA |
| 28 | Grate | RASP |
| 29 | “I’m not buying it!” | NOSALE |
| 30 | Rx item, for short | MED |
| 31 | Babybel cheese | EDAM |
| 32 | Where Alice winds up, in “Alice in Wonderland”? | THEHOLEWORLD |
| 35 | Good battler | EVIL |
| 37 | Lead-in to wife or life | MID |
| 39 | What a Jenga tower will do, eventually | TIPOVER |
| 40 | “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” author Larsson | STIEG |
| 43 | Like snoops | NOSY |
| 46 | Start for center or graph | EPI |
| 47 | “Toodles!” | TATA |
| 51 | What Arthur took after he pulled Excalibur, in “The Sword in the Stone”? | ABREATHOFFRESHHEIR |
| 56 | Acid in preservatives | SORBIC |
| 58 | Dance for lei people? | HULA |
| 59 | Took part in a regatta | OARED |
| 60 | Agents | REPS |
| 61 | Keynes subj. | ECON |
| 64 | Occupies, as a battle station | MANS |
| 66 | Matador’s foe | ELTORO |
| 67 | Poet’s palindrome | ERE |
| 68 | How Maleficent tries to get rid of Aurora, in “Sleeping Beauty”? | EVERYWITCHWAY |
| 71 | Restaurant waiting area | BAR |
| 72 | Make incoherent, as a story | MANGLE |
| 74 | “Lucky Jim” author Kingsley | AMIS |
| 75 | Supporters’ answers | YEAS |
| 76 | Some pens | BICS |
| 77 | Vaughan Williams’s “Riders to the Sea,” e.g. | OPERA |
| 78 | Sister brand of Humble | ESSO |
| 80 | Left work, perhaps | STRUCK |
| 82 | King Triton’s seat, in “The Little Mermaid”? | THRONEINTHEDEEPEND |
| 88 | Hairy twin of the Bible | ESAU |
| 89 | Response to “You’re hiding something” | AMI |
| 90 | “Pirates of the Caribbean” star | DEPP |
| 91 | Blows a gasket | RAGES |
| 94 | Flower named for an old French word for tobacco | PETUNIA |
| 98 | Fare poorly | AIL |
| 100 | Past dates? | EXES |
| 102 | Bambi’s mother, in “Bambi”? | DEERDEPARTED |
| 107 | Pound division | CAGE |
| 110 | The Horned Frogs’ sch. | TCU |
| 111 | Transport in a Duke Ellington song | ATRAIN |
| 112 | To be, in France | ETRE |
| 113 | Targets of PETA protests | FURS |
| 114 | Diamond score | RUN |
| 115 | “Something to Talk About” singer Bonnie | RAITT |
| 116 | The dwarfs, in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”? | MINERCHARACTERS |
| 120 | Gives a thumbs up | LIKES |
| 121 | Quick points in tennis | ACES |
| 122 | Theater honors | OBIES |
| 123 | Hook’s henchman | SMEE |
| 124 | Expression of dismay | ALAS |
| 125 | Kick back | REST |
| 126 | Basketful at a diner | ROLLS |
| 127 | Annoyance | PEST |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Take on | ASSUME |
| 2 | “Don’t care!” | WHATEVS |
| 3 | “Five stars, would recommend” | LOVEDIT |
| 4 | Take in | SEE |
| 5 | Fanatical, as an opinion | RABID |
| 6 | It might be hidden in a lapel | SPYCAM |
| 7 | Retinol | VITAMINA |
| 8 | Part of a tuba’s sound | PAH |
| 9 | 15-Down’s dog | SNERT |
| 10 | Quick bit of tennis | ONESET |
| 11 | Oracle’s home | DELPHI |
| 12 | Olive who existed for 10 years before Popeye | OYL |
| 13 | Sushi restaurant stock | ROE |
| 14 | Unspecific choice | THISORTHAT |
| 15 | “Horrible” Viking of the comics | HAGAR |
| 16 | “A View to ___” (1985 Bond film) | AKILL |
| 17 | Walked in water | WADED |
| 21 | “Gladiator” star | CROWE |
| 23 | Snoop’s sometime collaborator | DRE |
| 24 | Scrooge utterance | BAH |
| 29 | St. Kitts and ___ | NEVIS |
| 33 | Abbr. on old phones | OPER |
| 34 | Bound | LOPE |
| 36 | Story tellers | LIARS |
| 38 | Period | DOT |
| 41 | Subside | EBB |
| 42 | Sit shiva, say | GRIEVE |
| 44 | Theater reprimand | SHH |
| 45 | Snowball fight taunt | YOUMISSED |
| 48 | Exercise variety | AEROBIC |
| 49 | Closet accessory | TIERACK |
| 50 | Passionate feelings | ARDORS |
| 52 | “Look!” to Lucretius | ECCE |
| 53 | Sharp counterpart | FLAT |
| 54 | Find attractive | FANCY |
| 55 | Better than good | HOLY |
| 56 | High-ranking angels | SERAPHS |
| 57 | 1968 to now, in tennis | OPENERA |
| 60 | Surfing device | REMOTE |
| 62 | British singer Rita | ORA |
| 63 | Citi Field player, for short | NYMET |
| 65 | Pronoun for some | SHE |
| 66 | It’s to dye for | EASTER |
| 68 | Flair | ELAN |
| 69 | Candle-extinguishing secret | WISH |
| 70 | Vespidae family member | WASP |
| 73 | Hotel offerings | GROUPRATES |
| 76 | Move in the slightest | BUDGE |
| 79 | Praising poem | ODE |
| 81 | Messenger molecule | RNA |
| 83 | Gone from the plate | EATEN |
| 84 | Morning answer from a kid’s bedroom | IMUP |
| 85 | Singer Simone | NINA |
| 86 | Org. whose website has a Greener Living section | EPA |
| 87 | Seriously embarrassing blunder | EPICFAIL |
| 92 | Fanatical | EXTREME |
| 93 | Makes fast | SECURES |
| 95 | Draft improvements | EDITS |
| 96 | Castle, Worth and Rich, e.g. | IRENES |
| 97 | Swear | ATTEST |
| 99 | Aromatic evergreen | LAUREL |
| 101 | Western sight | SUNSET |
| 102 | “Our Gang” girl | DARLA |
| 103 | Etsy business | ETAIL |
| 104 | Christensen of “Parenthood” | ERIKA |
| 105 | Go wrong | ERR |
| 106 | Furnishings | DECOR |
| 108 | Cow chow | GRASS |
| 109 | Window closer, sometimes | ESC |
| 116 | Spoil | MAR |
| 117 | Cover with frosting | ICE |
| 118 | “Succession” channel | HBO |
| 119 | Cook’s amt. | TSP |