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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “Force Behind the Forces” grp. | USO |
| 4 | Prez on fives | ABE |
| 7 | Faint | DIM |
| 10 | Letter before Quebec | PAPA |
| 14 | Atlantic catch | COD |
| 17 | Pirates score | RUN |
| 18 | Round figure | PAR |
| 19 | Cuban coin | PESO |
| 20 | Fighting Olympian | ARES |
| 21 | Humanoid robot in 2014’s “Ex Machina” | AVA |
| 22 | Authority that’s not spelled out in the Constitution? | UNCLEARPOWER |
| 25 | DVD for a reviewer | SCREENER |
| 27 | Calendar boxes | DAYS |
| 28 | Melber of MSNBC | ARI |
| 29 | Easel for an engraver? | ETCHSUPPORT |
| 31 | Inoffensively dull | TAME |
| 32 | Farmers’ market unit | STAND |
| 34 | Exclamation of insight | AHA |
| 35 | Work periods | STINTS |
| 36 | Count starter | ONE |
| 37 | Tiny trace | SCINTILLA |
| 39 | “___ ever so humble…” | BEIT |
| 40 | Good-sized real estate buy? | ACREPACKAGE |
| 42 | Nicholas II’s genealogy? | TSARCHART |
| 47 | More precious | DEARER |
| 48 | Antlered animals | STAGS |
| 50 | Trailers, e.g. | ADS |
| 51 | Washbowl accompanier | EWER |
| 52 | Ominous time | IDES |
| 54 | Not available | TAKEN |
| 56 | Spicy cuisine | THAI |
| 57 | Like some slips | FREUDIAN |
| 61 | Cosmetician Estée | LAUDER |
| 64 | Hawk | SELL |
| 65 | Spike of film | LEE |
| 66 | Dealer who keeps sorcerers supplied? | POTIONSTRADER |
| 69 | 950, Roman-style | CML |
| 70 | “Why don’t we!” | LETS |
| 72 | Badger’s kin | FERRET |
| 73 | They’re at home in an 1851 song | OLDFOLKS |
| 75 | On the sheltered side | ALEE |
| 76 | Respectful address | MADAM |
| 78 | Character in exile on Dagobah | YODA |
| 79 | Average | MEAN |
| 80 | Fidel’s comrade | CHE |
| 82 | Serious-minded | STAID |
| 85 | Station worker | REDCAP |
| 89 | Saloon frequented by Spanish sailors? | ARMADAINN |
| 92 | Part of a robotic limb? | ULNARMODULE |
| 94 | Battery component | TEST |
| 95 | Japanese, e.g. | EASTASIAN |
| 97 | Monumental | BIG |
| 98 | Savory triangular pastry | SAMOSA |
| 101 | Oft-torn knee part, in sports reports | ACL |
| 102 | “It was worth ___” | ASHOT |
| 103 | Little lies | FIBS |
| 104 | Critic of a new perfume? | ODORKNOCKER |
| 107 | Orchestra’s place | PIT |
| 108 | An ellipse has two | FOCI |
| 109 | Some Lamaze class attendees | DADSTOBE |
| 110 | Purpose of a famed 1961 wall? | RIVINGBERLIN |
| 114 | Discount determiner, at times | AGE |
| 115 | No longer into | OVER |
| 116 | Inked animal, perhaps | TOON |
| 117 | Spigoted server | URN |
| 118 | Squeeze (out) | EKE |
| 119 | Poivre partner | SEL |
| 120 | Foots the bill | PAYS |
| 121 | D.C.-to-Raleigh heading | SSW |
| 122 | Wordless permission | NOD |
| 123 | Harden | SET |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Neighbor of Arg. and Braz. | URU |
| 2 | Annual Utah film festival | SUNDANCE |
| 3 | Like an anchor, often | ONCAMERA |
| 4 | Tarzan’s adoptive family | APES |
| 5 | Shearing sound | BAA |
| 6 | Difficult to predict | ERRATIC |
| 7 | Lawn coating | DEW |
| 8 | “Now it makes sense” | ISEE |
| 9 | Plaything for a capricious god | MORTAL |
| 10 | Turkish officer | PASHA |
| 11 | Parabolic paths | ARCS |
| 12 | Bookstore browsers | PERUSERS |
| 13 | Microbe-free | ASEPTIC |
| 14 | Collection of works accepted as genuine | CANON |
| 15 | Undisguised | OVERT |
| 16 | Pastime in a pub | DARTS |
| 19 | Identify, in a way | POINTAT |
| 23 | Alkaline solution | LYE |
| 24 | April 1 doings | PRANKS |
| 26 | “The Great” and “The Terrible,” e.g. | EPITHETS |
| 30 | Online help feature | CHAT |
| 31 | Bufotoxin secreter | TOAD |
| 32 | Apt to flee from | SCAREDOF |
| 33 | Probe | DIGAT |
| 37 | Expedited | SPEDUP |
| 38 | Position determined by the courts | LEGALSTATUS |
| 39 | Reprimand for Rover | BAD |
| 41 | Pennsylvania port | ERIE |
| 43 | Thong, e.g. | SANDAL |
| 44 | “Phooey!” | AWHECK |
| 45 | Fields of interest | REALMS |
| 46 | Warblers do it | TRILL |
| 49 | Three-handed card game | SKAT |
| 53 | Location | SITE |
| 55 | Coin in Catania | EURO |
| 57 | Trial balloon | FEELER |
| 58 | Make a second film together, say | RETEAM |
| 59 | Flyboys | AIRMEN |
| 60 | Nick Charles’s wife | NORA |
| 62 | Whirl of water | EDDY |
| 63 | Initialize for a different operating system | REFORMAT |
| 65 | Cuzco carrier | LLAMA |
| 67 | Beatty and Rorem | NEDS |
| 68 | Got to work via, say | RODEON |
| 71 | Canadian Tire Centre players | SENATORS |
| 74 | Diane of “Rambling Rose” | LADD |
| 77 | Where Caravaggio painted “Saint Jerome Writing” | MALTA |
| 80 | Legendary lover | CASANOVA |
| 81 | Battleship player’s declaration | HIT |
| 83 | Whirling | INASPIN |
| 84 | Make a hasty visit to, as a convenience store | DASHIN |
| 86 | Office divisions | CUBICLES |
| 87 | Excuse-making Ring Lardner character | ALIBIIKE |
| 88 | Cribbage board markers | PEGS |
| 90 | PC’s place | DESKTOP |
| 91 | Bottle feature | NECK |
| 93 | Rubber bullet firer | RIOTGUN |
| 96 | Some phone beeps | ALERTS |
| 98 | Cineplex quaffs | SODAS |
| 99 | Saw | ADAGE |
| 100 | Architect’s start | MODEL |
| 101 | Taiwanese PCs | ACERS |
| 103 | Gift tag word | FOR |
| 105 | Carry out | OBEY |
| 106 | Sedans from Kia | RIOS |
| 108 | Ward (off) | FEND |
| 111 | Sacred word | VOW |
| 112 | “Dude!” | BRO |
| 113 | Badminton need | NET |