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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Most repugnant | VILEST |
| 7 | Pretentious talk | BOMBAST |
| 14 | Hoyt, who co-authors 121-Across | DAVID |
| 19 | Previously, to Prior | ERENOW |
| 20 | Nearly negligible snowfall | ONEINCH |
| 21 | Obeys the alarm | ARISES |
| 23 | Riddle, Part 1 | EACHMORNINGTHE |
| 25 | Angle toward the sky | UPTILT |
| 26 | *BREAH | REHAB |
| 27 | Most Rwandans | HUTUS |
| 28 | Saturn or Mercury | ORB |
| 30 | End in ___ | ATIE |
| 31 | Go-to drinks for Radar O’Reilly | NEHIS |
| 33 | May in London | THERESA |
| 37 | Pub crawl beverage | ALE |
| 38 | Letter between xi and pi | OMICRON |
| 41 | They serve sentences | CLAUSES |
| 43 | Atoll component | CORAL |
| 45 | Far from fancy | HATE |
| 46 | Riddle, Part 2 | MOTHERNOTICEDTHE |
| 49 | *DILMED | MIDDLE |
| 51 | Persian Gulf nat. | UAE |
| 52 | “Well, ___ say!” | IDARE |
| 53 | Persian Gulf nation | IRAN |
| 55 | Like a spring roll’s filling | MINCED |
| 58 | Cannes compadre | AMI |
| 61 | Close up on a screen | GLENN |
| 65 | Gaffe | MISTAKE |
| 68 | Reacted to hilarity | ROARED |
| 71 | Riddle, Part 3 | MIXEDUPSTATEOFHERHOME |
| 75 | *TALUCA | ACTUAL |
| 76 | Location of Palau and Vanuatu | OCEANIA |
| 77 | Some almanac info | TIDES |
| 78 | 1980s gaming console | NES |
| 79 | Richardson and Fiennes | RALPHS |
| 82 | Cereal Mikey liked | LIFE |
| 84 | Sweetener, so to speak | BRIBE |
| 86 | Winnipeg-to-Minneapolis dir. | SSE |
| 88 | ___ Tar Pits | LABREA |
| 93 | Riddle, Part 4 | ANDBECAMEUPSETBY |
| 100 | Knurek, who co-authors 121-Across | JEFF |
| 101 | *YUJIC | JUICY |
| 102 | “The Bartered Bride” composer | SMETANA |
| 103 | Advocate of strong government control | ETATIST |
| 105 | Media monitor, in brief | FCC |
| 106 | One at the helm | STEERER |
| 108 | Campus newbies | FROSH |
| 109 | Potpourri | OLIO |
| 111 | ___ Mae (“Ghost” role) | ODA |
| 112 | Organic jewelry material | AMBER |
| 115 | Some afternoon shows | SOAPS |
| 119 | Cowboy whoop | YEEHAW |
| 121 | Answer to the riddle (After unscrambling the four starred clues, arrange the circled letters to form the answer) | THEDAILYJUMBLE |
| 125 | Keister | TUSHIE |
| 126 | Excitedly gonna | EAGERTO |
| 127 | 51-Across’s peninsula | ARABIA |
| 128 | “Even so…” | STILL |
| 129 | He starts between the Ballroom and Conservatory | MRGREEN |
| 130 | Get spotted | BESEEN |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Deviate | VEER |
| 2 | “Dies ___” | IRAE |
| 3 | Nobelist Walesa | LECH |
| 4 | Like some re-released movies | ENHANCED |
| 5 | Lacking cheer | SOMBER |
| 6 | First prime | TWO |
| 7 | Christmas wish, maybe | BONUS |
| 8 | Not procrastinating | ONIT |
| 9 | Remote control button | MENU |
| 10 | 2002 Kenny Chesney song | BIGSTAR |
| 11 | Certain soldier | ANT |
| 12 | Univ., e.g. | SCH |
| 13 | Unconcerned with practical application | THEORETIC |
| 14 | Applies crudely | DAUBS |
| 15 | Painter/sculptor known as both Hans and Jean | ARP |
| 16 | “La Dolce ___” | VITA |
| 17 | Doubter’s question at a museum | ISITART |
| 18 | 1968 Tom Jones hit | DELILAH |
| 22 | Former RNC chairman Michael | STEELE |
| 24 | Safari sighting | RHINO |
| 29 | Dwell | RESIDE |
| 32 | “D’oh!” bellower | HOMER |
| 34 | Marauder of yore | HUN |
| 35 | That, in Tijuana | ESO |
| 36 | Taiwanese PC brand | ACER |
| 38 | A little resistance? | OHM |
| 39 | Month after avril | MAI |
| 40 | “___ be an honor!” | ITD |
| 41 | Repeated, a dance | CHA |
| 42 | Spike in movie sales? | LEE |
| 44 | Flowery poem | ODE |
| 47 | Capital on a gulf of the Mediterranean | TUNIS |
| 48 | Corps core | CADRE |
| 50 | Hunt of “NCIS: Los Angeles” | LINDA |
| 54 | Band aid? | AMP |
| 55 | Perth pals | MATES |
| 56 | Chain whose goods often come with an Allen wrench | IKEA |
| 57 | Brightly colored | NEON |
| 58 | Noted DH for the Yanks | AROD |
| 59 | Many a Facebook post | MEME |
| 60 | 13th, maybe | IDES |
| 61 | FBI agent, informally | GMAN |
| 62 | Pediculicide target | LICE |
| 63 | Tel. no. add-ons | EXTS |
| 64 | Modern, in München | NEU |
| 66 | Octagon inscription | STOP |
| 67 | Dash dial | TACH |
| 69 | “Coffee ___?” | ORTEA |
| 70 | Tuna at sushi bars | AHI |
| 72 | God of war in the game Warhammer | ULRIC |
| 73 | Steakhouse option | FILET |
| 74 | Yes, in Yokohama | HAI |
| 80 | Belittled | ABASED |
| 81 | Scrappy-Doo catchphrase | LEMMEATEM |
| 83 | Jet off for | FLYTO |
| 84 | “Doctor Who” carrier | BBC |
| 85 | “Curious George” co-authors | REYS |
| 86 | Nine-digit ID | SSN |
| 87 | Briny expanse | SEA |
| 89 | “Hooked on a Feeling” singer | BJTHOMAS |
| 90 | Major seller of outdoor gear | REI |
| 91 | Difficult couple? | EFS |
| 92 | Toward the rudder | AFT |
| 93 | Four-time Indy 500 winner | AJFOYT |
| 94 | Core | NUCLEUS |
| 95 | Least predictable | DICIEST |
| 96 | Always, to Auden | EER |
| 97 | Pac-12 athlete | UTE |
| 98 | Baton twirler, perhaps | PARADER |
| 99 | Holly feature | BERRY |
| 104 | Dispel the doubts of | ASSURE |
| 107 | Spa wrap | TOWEL |
| 108 | Pen pal? | FELON |
| 110 | Surprised greeting | OHHI |
| 113 | Farm female | MARE |
| 114 | Quick snack | BITE |
| 116 | Head of a French monastery | ABBE |
| 117 | Ballerina’s bend | PLIE |
| 118 | Penn or Connery | SEAN |
| 120 | Feel bad | AIL |
| 122 | Sarcastic syllable | HAR |
| 123 | Silly Putty container | EGG |
| 124 | Vaccine administration | JAB |