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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Collapses under pressure | GIVES |
6 | Manipulative fellow | USER |
10 | Mother of Castor and Pollux | LEDA |
14 | Longtime Yankees announcer Allen | MEL |
17 | Spicy Mexican marinade | ADOBO |
18 | Make a lot | PAVE |
19 | Rafter’s challenge | RAPIDS |
21 | Mendes of “Hitch” | EVA |
22 | Shop tool bent under pressure? | SAWBUCKLED |
24 | Berth in a tournament clinched? | OPENSEALED |
26 | Well-versed sort | POET |
27 | Artistic creations | OPUSES |
29 | Atlanta university | EMORY |
30 | Culmination | ACME |
34 | They should be washed on a gentle cycle | DELICATES |
36 | Scott of “Hawaii Five-0” | CAAN |
37 | Fruit preserved in brine? | CHERRYPICKLED |
39 | Dune buggy addition | ROLLBAR |
42 | Trained team | CADRE |
43 | These, in Tours | CES |
44 | Prepares to fire | AIMS |
45 | Verb for Latin lovers | AMO |
46 | “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” writer | ELIOT |
47 | Menswear designer Behar | IKE |
48 | Crucifix sent down an alley? | CROSSBOWLED |
52 | Lower in social status | DECLASS |
54 | Chestnuts, e.g. | HORSES |
55 | Otherwise | ELSE |
56 | UFO crew | ETS |
57 | Plains tribe | KANSA |
60 | Yield to wanderlust | ROVE |
61 | Painter’s paste | GESSO |
62 | Boxer’s assistant blending in with others? | SECONDCOMINGLED |
66 | Elizabeth of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” | OLSEN |
69 | Potential embryo | OVUM |
70 | Laundry challenge | STAIN |
71 | High pts. | MTS |
74 | Sauce thickener | ROUX |
75 | Another name for the piranha | CARIBE |
77 | Extend, as a line | REELOUT |
79 | Infant scurried away? | BABYBUSTLED |
81 | Pivotal | KEY |
83 | Winning World Series manager in 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2000 | TORRE |
84 | “I’d say…” in texts | IMO |
85 | Brotherhood since 1868 | ELKS |
86 | First perfect number | SIX |
87 | Sympathetic words | ICARE |
88 | Assistants for authors | TYPISTS |
90 | Flooring decor choice sorted out? | CARPETTACKLED |
95 | Pics on pecs | TATS |
96 | They’re easily swayed | PUSHOVERS |
97 | Match makeup | SETS |
98 | Scale | CLIMB |
100 | Skin soother | LOTION |
101 | Ceremonial practice | RITE |
103 | Radio operator committed larceny? | HAMBURGLED |
105 | Distiller’s product was a failure? | GINFIZZLED |
111 | Thurman of films | UMA |
112 | Cheapen | DEBASE |
113 | List-shortening abbr. | ETAL |
114 | “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” director | RAIMI |
115 | Toothpaste choice | GEL |
116 | “It was worth ___” | ATRY |
117 | One and only | SOLE |
118 | Earn a timeout, maybe | ACTUP |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Krypton, for one | GAS |
2 | Title princess in a Gilbert and Sullivan opera | IDA |
3 | Word of honor | VOW |
4 | Lessen gradually | EBB |
5 | Tureen fill | SOUP |
6 | Maintenance | UPKEEP |
7 | Block for the stock | SALTLICK |
8 | Preceding time | EVE |
9 | Connects to a space station on a return trip | REDOCKS |
10 | Ran out | LAPSED |
11 | Pentathletes wield them | EPEES |
12 | Auditory assaults | DINS |
13 | Show interrupters | ADS |
14 | Fruit salad components | MELONBALLS |
15 | Now or before | EVER |
16 | Title cocker spaniel in a Disney film | LADY |
19 | Course | ROUTE |
20 | Reference words | SEEALSO |
23 | Bellinger of the Dodgers | CODY |
25 | Human rights activist Clooney | AMAL |
28 | Chum | PAL |
30 | Acquiesce | ACCEDE |
31 | Alpine abode | CHALET |
32 | Private doctors | MEDICS |
33 | Flynn of films | ERROL |
35 | Brand with a Frosted Lemonade flavor | ICEE |
36 | You can part with them | COMBS |
38 | Won back | RETAKEN |
39 | Stand | RISE |
40 | “I’m ___” (Ed Sheeran song) | AMESS |
41 | Aaron Copland ballet | RODEO |
44 | Official agreement | ASSENT |
47 | “Money ___ object” | ISNO |
48 | Like some auto trim | CHROMED |
49 | Space | ROOM |
50 | Retailer begun as a seller of fishing gear | ORVIS |
51 | Hoe target | WEED |
53 | Run-scoring out, for short | SAC |
58 | Skeptical reactions | SNORTS |
59 | Excedrin alternative | ADVIL |
61 | Like some markers | GENETIC |
62 | Hot | SEXY |
63 | Regular hexahedron | CUBE |
64 | Player on a golf course | GARY |
65 | Bit of fiction | LIE |
66 | Go around | ORBIT |
67 | Good for planting, perhaps | LOAMY |
68 | Not of the highest quality | SUBOPTIMAL |
71 | Boosters boost it | MORALE |
72 | Tank top | TURRET |
73 | Chestnuts, e.g. | STEEDS |
75 | Fanatical followings | CULTS |
76 | Invites | ASKS |
78 | Canal features | LOCKS |
80 | Chum | BESTBUD |
81 | Chicken ___ (buttery dish) | KIEV |
82 | Surface | EXTERNAL |
86 | Moochers | SPONGES |
89 | Word that’s ironically a trochee | IAMB |
90 | Too precious for words | CUTESY |
91 | Digression | ASIDE |
92 | P at the Parthenon | RHO |
93 | Inconsequential item | TRIFLE |
94 | Italian wine area | ASTI |
96 | Opposite in character | POLAR |
98 | Big gulp | CHUG |
99 | Limping, say | LAME |
100 | Pride letters | LGBT |
102 | Old Testament book | EZRA |
104 | Stephen of “The Crying Game” | REA |
106 | “How was ___ know?” | ITO |
107 | Fashion designer Posen | ZAC |
108 | Off the hook | LIT |
109 | Creature in Liberty Mutual commercials | EMU |
110 | Decrease | DIP |