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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Johnson who flew solo from England to Australia in 1930 | AMY |
| 4 | Rise high | SOAR |
| 8 | Cutting remark | BARB |
| 12 | People of ancient Scotland | PICTS |
| 17 | Deception | LIE |
| 18 | Falstaff feature | CORPULENCE |
| 20 | Small singer | CANARY |
| 21 | Martian, maybe | EXTRERRESTRIAL |
| 23 | Quartered | HOUSED |
| 24 | Cockpit abbr. | ALT |
| 25 | Butler at a plantation | RHETT |
| 26 | Communion cup | CHALICE |
| 28 | Doesn’t jump right in | WAITSABIT |
| 32 | Discussed an issue in detail | HASHEDITALL |
| 35 | Recipe directive | ADD |
| 36 | Time spent at the licence agency, seemingly | AEON |
| 38 | Contact, e.g. | LENS |
| 39 | H.S. class | BIO |
| 40 | Fear byproduct | GOOSEBPS |
| 44 | Study guides | TUTORS |
| 47 | Computer list | MENU |
| 48 | ___ monde | HAUT |
| 49 | Monotonous sound | THRUM |
| 50 | Breakfast choice | OMELET |
| 52 | Unpredictable | HITORMISS |
| 56 | Frat dudes | BROS |
| 58 | Asian holiday | TET |
| 59 | Earthy pigment | OCHER |
| 60 | “The Breakfast of Champions,” e.g. | SLOGAN |
| 62 | Monroe, Taylor or Hayes | ACTRESS |
| 66 | Printer’s daggers | OBELI |
| 67 | Branch led by a Worshipful Master | MASONICGE |
| 69 | Raccoonlike mammal | COATI |
| 71 | Most malicious | MEANEST |
| 73 | Test prep giant | KAPLAN |
| 74 | Exhorted | URGED |
| 75 | Cinematic FX | CGI |
| 76 | Heineken bottle symbol | STAR |
| 78 | Mike Myers and Dan Aykroyd, once | ONTARIANS |
| 80 | Gauge | ASSESS |
| 83 | Nymph of the mountains | OREAD |
| 85 | Condo or co-op | UNIT |
| 86 | “Throne of Glass” author Sarah J. ___ | MAAS |
| 87 | National Book Award winner Susan | SONTAG |
| 89 | Total ditz | SPACECET |
| 93 | NYC dance troupe | ABT |
| 94 | Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s title | POPE |
| 95 | Seed site | SOIL |
| 97 | Alias | AKA |
| 98 | “At the Moulin Rouge” artist | TOULLAUTREC |
| 103 | Buckskins | DEERHIDES |
| 107 | Board game that uses the Pop-O-Matic | TROUBLE |
| 108 | Sites for studs | LOBES |
| 110 | “A mouse!” | EEK |
| 111 | Doozies | BEAUTS |
| 112 | Tattered, and a hint to six answers in this puzzle | DOWNATTHEHEELS |
| 118 | Beginning | OUTSET |
| 119 | Sure to happen | INEVITABLE |
| 120 | Cash on hand? | BET |
| 121 | Super Bowl XLIV MVP | BREES |
| 122 | Like busybodies | NOSY |
| 123 | Those, in Tijuana | ESOS |
| 124 | “Gee whiz!” | BOY |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Schooner fill | ALE |
| 2 | A little of this, a little of that | MIX |
| 3 | Still | YET |
| 4 | A little, informally | SORTA |
| 5 | Bruins great | ORR |
| 6 | Imitative doings | APERIES |
| 7 | Make haste for | RUSHTO |
| 8 | Bed on board | BERTH |
| 9 | “West Side Story” role | ANITA |
| 10 | 1986 GE buy | RCA |
| 11 | Family name on “Bob’s Burgers” | BELCHER |
| 12 | Philadelphia suburb served by Amtrak’s Keystone Service | PAOLI |
| 13 | Indigenous Canadian | INUIT |
| 14 | Mild chili pepper | CASCABEL |
| 15 | Where the top begins to get bare | TREELINE |
| 16 | Barrett of Pink Floyd | SYD |
| 18 | Collectible sheets | CELS |
| 19 | Mobile technology before 5G | LTE |
| 20 | “Hanging” items in 2000 news | CHADS |
| 22 | Boor | RAT |
| 27 | Coop group | HENS |
| 28 | Joker | WAG |
| 29 | Commotion | ADO |
| 30 | Altar answer | IDO |
| 31 | They may use heavy fonts | BAPTISMS |
| 33 | Sportscast staple | SLOMO |
| 34 | Boor | LOUT |
| 37 | Advanced degree? | NTH |
| 41 | Loafers’ lack | SHOELACES |
| 42 | Studs, say | EARRINGS |
| 43 | Boor | BUM |
| 45 | Inner city, say | URBANAREA |
| 46 | Rutabaga relative | TURNIP |
| 47 | Crater causer | METEORITE |
| 49 | General ___ chicken | TSOS |
| 50 | Cooperstown’s “Master Melvin” | OTT |
| 51 | Containing quicksilver | MERCURIC |
| 52 | Follower of boo or yoo | HOO |
| 53 | Part of a nuclear arsenal | ICBM |
| 54 | Quaker pronoun | THEE |
| 55 | Blind parts | SLATS |
| 57 | “Cosmos” author | SAGAN |
| 61 | Racing vehicle | GOKART |
| 63 | Increase a hundredfold | CENTUPLE |
| 64 | Heroic tale | SAGA |
| 65 | British gun | STEN |
| 68 | Boor | CLOD |
| 70 | Driver’s lic. and the like | IDS |
| 72 | Hazard auf der Autobahn | EIS |
| 77 | Contents of some cartridges | TONER |
| 79 | De Armas of “No Time to Die” | ANA |
| 80 | Amo, amas, ___ | AMAT |
| 81 | Role for a mole | SABOTEUR |
| 82 | Drench | SATURATE |
| 84 | Holder and Garland, e.g.: Abbr. | AGS |
| 87 | 2020 Pixar film that won the Best Animated Feature Oscar | SOUL |
| 88 | Chose to participate | OPTEDIN |
| 89 | Naps in Nogales | SIESTAS |
| 90 | Boor | CAD |
| 91 | Scratch (out) | EKE |
| 92 | Prof.’s helpers | TAS |
| 94 | Big name in brewing | PABST |
| 96 | “Swan Lake” heroine | ODETTE |
| 99 | Boor | LOUSE |
| 100 | Kin of mandolins | LUTES |
| 101 | Cary of “The Princess Bride” | ELWES |
| 102 | Bert who hosted “Tattletales” | CONVY |
| 104 | Staggers | REELS |
| 105 | Giggle sound | HEHE |
| 106 | Mamie’s man | IKE |
| 109 | Ling of “The Crow” | BAI |
| 111 | Short style | BOB |
| 113 | Lennon’s love | ONO |
| 114 | “Westworld” airer | HBO |
| 115 | Fall back | EBB |
| 116 | Summer sign | LEO |
| 117 | Hog holder | STY |