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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | As well | ALSO |
5 | It grows up in China | BAMBOO |
11 | Soap holder | DISH |
15 | Ice Bucket Challenge letters | ALS |
18 | Meeting place in ancient Rome | BATHS |
20 | Successfully reach | ATTAIN |
21 | It’s often faster than Wi-Fi | ETHERNET |
23 | Flashy bracelet? | BRIGHTBANGLE |
25 | Window in a dating app? | AGERANGE |
26 | Prescription phrase | ASNEEDED |
27 | Whispered comment that earns top marks at drama school? | APLUSASIDE |
29 | Shift selection | GEAR |
30 | Its players are mayors | SIMCITY |
33 | Fruit in a Harry & David basket | PEAR |
34 | Busy mo. for CPAs | APR |
36 | Mouse cables plug into them | USBPORTS |
39 | Fresh | SASSY |
41 | Uncouth apartment manager? | LEASINGLOUT |
44 | Portfolio component | ASSET |
47 | “Taste this!” | TRYIT |
48 | As well | TOO |
49 | “Sure, go ahead” | PLEASEDO |
54 | Deposed | OUSTED |
56 | Antelopes with sloping backs | GNUS |
59 | Shoestrings in a sneaker thief’s hideout? | LAIRLACES |
60 | Historic House of Saud title | EMIR |
62 | Butt of a joke | STOOGE |
64 | Forest guardian in a 1971 children’s book | LORAX |
65 | Procedural question | HOW |
67 | Lacquer applied to parts of bowling alleys? | GUTTERGLOSS |
71 | “Cherry Garcia,” e.g. | PUN |
72 | Like raw kidney beans | TOXIC |
74 | Word after standard or stretcher | BEARER |
75 | Item doffed at 18-Across | TOGA |
77 | Mimicked the firing process? | APEDAXING |
79 | Second of two words in the shortest Bible verse | WEPT |
82 | Meal after a night of clubbing, say | BRUNCH |
86 | Maine flag feature | PINETREE |
87 | Tuition reducer | AID |
89 | Word on Hawaii license plates | ALOHA |
90 | Friends often sign them | CASTS |
92 | Member of a top-secret relocation crew? | MASKEDMOVER |
95 | WNBA commissioner Engelbert | CATHY |
98 | Government-covering news source since 2007 | POLITICO |
100 | Merino mom | EWE |
101 | Baja resort, familiarly | CABO |
102 | Impede | SHACKLE |
104 | Territory next to Siberia on a Risk board | URAL |
107 | Grand home that’s up for auction online? | EBAYESTATE |
110 | Name on “Maleficent” posters | ANGELINA |
114 | Social worker’s burden | CASELOAD |
115 | Stadium marathon, or what the eight answers with circles gained individually, and what they gained collectively | DOUBLEHEADER |
119 | Hard to swallow? | INEDIBLE |
120 | Campaign costs | ADFEES |
121 | Ambition | DREAM |
122 | Young fellow | LAD |
123 | Retailer at 611 Fifth Avenue | SAKS |
124 | Time out that children like | RECESS |
125 | Location of the tallest peak known to man | MARS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | “SOS” quartet | ABBA |
2 | Director von Trier | LARS |
3 | Swimmers with barbed tails | STINGRAYS |
4 | “Aw, shucks!” | OHGEE |
5 | Sweetie | BABE |
6 | Barely | ATAD |
7 | High pt. | MTN |
8 | Mulch purchase | BAG |
9 | Massage therapy supply | OIL |
10 | Lacking an intermission | ONEACT |
11 | Like hands on a table | DEALT |
12 | Tech-savvy dude | ITGUY |
13 | “___ a Rainbow” (Rolling Stones song) | SHES |
14 | Daughter of Cronus | HERA |
15 | Macaroni and cheese brand | ANNIES |
16 | Gym session that typically includes squats | LEGDAY |
17 | Ruminant on a ranch | STEER |
19 | Stadium retired in 2008 | SHEA |
22 | Speaks hoarsely | RASPS |
24 | Dash toward the end zone, informally | TDRUN |
28 | Site of a noted bell tower | PISA |
30 | It stirs things up | SPOON |
31 | Payment promise | IOU |
32 | “The A-Team” co-star | MRT |
34 | Four-part harmony part | ALTO |
35 | Where alpacas originated | PERU |
37 | Cpl.’s superior | SGT |
38 | One may have many posters | BLOG |
39 | Expert in futures | SEER |
40 | Even a little | ATALL |
42 | Like some online discounts | SITEWIDE |
43 | Article | ITEM |
45 | Wolfgang Puck restaurant | SPAGO |
46 | Most crafty | SLIEST |
50 | Brazil’s financial center | SAOPAULO |
51 | Sandy color | ECRU |
52 | College bigwig | DEAN |
53 | Mac platform renamed in 2016 | OSX |
55 | Snide remark | DIG |
57 | Not a true friend | USER |
58 | Scatter | STREW |
59 | Common palindromic text | LOL |
61 | Sapphires’ relatives | RUBIES |
63 | Giant that isn’t gentle | OGRE |
65 | Kachina doll makers | HOPI |
66 | Farm team | OXEN |
68 | Main principle | TENET |
69 | Clothing label | TAG |
70 | Have a good cry | SOB |
72 | Gentle touch | TAP |
73 | Board in time | CATCH |
76 | Saturated fat unit | GRAM |
78 | Dental image | XRAY |
80 | Cut follower, often | PASTE |
81 | Polynesian carving | TIKI |
83 | Brainstorming gem | NOVELIDEA |
84 | Rawhide treat | CHEW |
85 | Lynx’s prey | HARE |
88 | Busy mo. for UPS | DEC |
91 | Couple’s clash | SPAT |
92 | Jan. honoree | MLK |
93 | Feel crummy | AIL |
94 | You might get a rise out of it | DOUGH |
95 | Shore shelter | CABANA |
96 | Humiliated | ABASED |
97 | Played (with) | TOYED |
99 | Mop brand | OCEDAR |
101 | Photographer Beaton | CECIL |
102 | Celery serving | STALK |
103 | Cerberus guards its entrance | HADES |
105 | Bassoon insert | REED |
106 | Eye opener? | ALARM |
108 | Yale rooters | ELIS |
109 | Nagasaki noodles | SOBA |
110 | Hoppy brews | ALES |
111 | Scotland’s largest loch by volume | NESS |
112 | Approach | NEAR |
113 | Pitching staff, figuratively | ARMS |
116 | Glorifying work | ODE |
117 | Org. with 12 weight divisions | UFC |
118 | Garden worker | BEE |