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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Li+, e.g. | ION |
| 4 | Boom, for example | SPAR |
| 8 | They usually play an A to tune the orchestra | OBOISTS |
| 15 | Armisen of “Portlandia” | FRED |
| 19 | Meditative life force | CHI |
| 20 | Sch. whose seal features a trident | USNA |
| 21 | Devastated | HARDHIT |
| 22 | Top-of-the-line | AONE |
| 23 | Be impressively effective | KICKBUTT |
| 25 | Applicant must be able to paint the area between Alaska and Russia | STRAITARTIST |
| 27 | Couples | YOKES |
| 28 | Smoky shaft | FLUE |
| 30 | “Your guess is as good as mine” | NOTACLUE |
| 31 | More adverse to sleep | NOISIER |
| 34 | It can be passed or tipped | HAT |
| 36 | Atomic clock part | MASER |
| 37 | Applicant must be able to explain finance using symbols like 😉 | EMOTICONSECONOMIST |
| 43 | Cook of Apple | TIM |
| 44 | Security problems | LEAKS |
| 45 | Hoodwinked | HAD |
| 46 | L.A.’s Melrose, e.g. | AVE |
| 47 | Univ. dorm overseers | RAS |
| 50 | Nursery fixture | CRIB |
| 52 | Post patrollers, for short | MPS |
| 53 | Applicant must be able to transport tight undergarments across town | CORSETESCORT |
| 56 | 1962 John Wayne movie set in Africa | HATARI |
| 58 | The 102nd Infantry’s Sergeant Stubby, e.g. | WARDOG |
| 59 | Up in arms | IRATE |
| 60 | Lip malady | COLDSORE |
| 63 | MLB decision makers | GMS |
| 66 | Seneca foe | ERIE |
| 67 | Applicant must be odoriferous and skilled at data entry | REEKYKEYER |
| 70 | Applicant must make cookies and pies while others are having a smoke | BREAKBAKER |
| 73 | German article | EINE |
| 74 | Sloth, e.g. | SIN |
| 75 | Hangs out, say | AIRDRIES |
| 76 | Paradises | EDENS |
| 78 | Sparkly science museum finds | GEODES |
| 81 | Like a banana in a banana split | PEELED |
| 85 | Applicant must be more vulgar than our other metalworkers | LEWDERWELDER |
| 88 | Swarm | MOB |
| 90 | Fixed fight finish | DIVE |
| 91 | Some SAT takers | SRS |
| 92 | Worn-down piece | NUB |
| 93 | Muck-a-muck | VIP |
| 94 | Kenyan people | MASAI |
| 96 | Meditative school | ZEN |
| 97 | Applicant must help a group of pentagram worshipers | SATANISTSASSISTANT |
| 101 | French toast | SALUT |
| 104 | East, in Austria | OST |
| 105 | Olympic gold medalist swimmer Coughlin | NATALIE |
| 106 | Cabaret cousin | PIANOBAR |
| 109 | Singer Lovato | DEMI |
| 110 | Pats down | TAMPS |
| 114 | Applicant must be foul while calling fouls | IMPUREUMPIRE |
| 117 | Blow a gasket | FREAKOUT |
| 120 | Castle fortification | KEEP |
| 121 | Aid for getting things off top shelves | GRABBER |
| 122 | Prominent smilodon feature | FANG |
| 123 | Intelligence pro | SPY |
| 124 | Slippery fish | EELS |
| 125 | Danglers in a deli | SALAMIS |
| 126 | “Skedaddle!” | SHOO |
| 127 | Receipt line | TAX |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | So gross | ICKY |
| 2 | River from Pittsburgh | OHIO |
| 3 | Pilfer | NICK |
| 4 | Field stratum | SUBSOIL |
| 5 | The Nittany Lions’ sch. | PSU |
| 6 | Crumb carrier | ANT |
| 7 | No-goodniks | RATFINKS |
| 8 | “I bet!” | OHSURE |
| 9 | Restrain | BATE |
| 10 | Bruins legend | ORR |
| 11 | Hollywood’s Lupino | IDA |
| 12 | Faith that venerates kami | SHINTO |
| 13 | Latin music’s Puente | TITO |
| 14 | WHIP or ERA | STAT |
| 15 | Political patron with deep pockets | FATCAT |
| 16 | Agitates | ROILS |
| 17 | Happen next | ENSUE |
| 18 | Dissuade | DETER |
| 24 | Pitcher Tekulve | KENT |
| 26 | Founder of Egypt’s 19th Dynasty | RAMSESI |
| 29 | Minus | LESS |
| 32 | Some frozen desserts | ICEMILKS |
| 33 | Lava, for example | SOAP |
| 34 | Survivalist’s stockpile | HOARD |
| 35 | “Thus…” | ANDSO |
| 37 | Design on glass | ETCH |
| 38 | Star in Cetus | MIRA |
| 39 | Leave off | OMIT |
| 40 | To-do list item | CHORE |
| 41 | Wrestling need | MAT |
| 42 | “___ heard enough” | IVE |
| 47 | “The Fountainhead” protagonist Howard | ROARK |
| 48 | Clarinetist Shaw | ARTIE |
| 49 | Take the wheel | STEER |
| 51 | Behind | BACKEND |
| 53 | “The Alienist” author Caleb | CARR |
| 54 | Vandalized, in a way | EGGED |
| 55 | Like some suit pants | CREASED |
| 57 | Painter Lichtenstein | ROY |
| 58 | Tribulation | WOE |
| 61 | Agnus ___ | DEI |
| 62 | “The Playboy of the Western World” dramatist | SYNGE |
| 64 | Disfigure | MAR |
| 65 | Run after release | SKIPBAIL |
| 67 | Staggers | REELS |
| 68 | You can get down from it | EIDER |
| 69 | TV show covering Hollywood since 1991 | ENEWS |
| 70 | Dresden draft | BIER |
| 71 | They cross at Xings | RRS |
| 72 | Busy worker | BEE |
| 75 | Skilled | ADEPT |
| 77 | King of Maine, e.g. | SENATOR |
| 79 | Much-impersonated icon | ELVIS |
| 80 | Coleridge or Keats | ODIST |
| 82 | Judy’s daughter | LIZA |
| 83 | Flat | EVEN |
| 84 | Car scar | DENT |
| 86 | Dirt road annoyance | RUT |
| 87 | Fighters’ org. | WBA |
| 88 | Boxers’ kin | MASTIFFS |
| 89 | Greek peak | OSSA |
| 94 | Polite palindromic address | MAAM |
| 95 | “Are we all set?” | ISITAGO |
| 97 | Dawns | SUNUPS |
| 98 | Customary | NORMAL |
| 99 | Shows derision | SNEERS |
| 100 | Flooring wood | TEAK |
| 101 | Volleyball shot | SPIKE |
| 102 | Mann of song | AIMEE |
| 103 | Wireless microphone spot | LAPEL |
| 107 | Asks for scraps | BEGS |
| 108 | Mystical glow | AURA |
| 109 | Zwei follower | DREI |
| 111 | Lion’s share | MOST |
| 112 | Chrysalis, e.g. | PUPA |
| 113 | Charon ferried across it | STYX |
| 115 | Cop-supporting org. | PBA |
| 116 | Floppy disk developer | IBM |
| 118 | Stadium cheer | RAH |
| 119 | He co-wrote “Heroes” with Bowie | ENO |