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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Leaning | ATILT |
| 6 | Farrah of TV’s “Charlie’s Angels” | FAWCETT |
| 13 | “Let me consider that…” | HMM |
| 16 | Apt. coolers | ACS |
| 19 | Columbus’s birthplace | GENOA |
| 20 | Galveston Bay, e.g. | ESTUARY |
| 21 | Skeptics may raise one | EYEBROW |
| 23 | Newsroom standout | CRACKREPORTER |
| 25 | West Indies island north of Guadeloupe | ANTIGUA |
| 26 | Letter before Zulu | YANKEE |
| 27 | SFO screeners | TSA |
| 28 | Crisp red apple | BRAEBURN |
| 29 | Game shockers | UPSETS |
| 33 | They promise quick losses | CRASHDIETS |
| 35 | Allen Ginsberg’s oeuvre | BEATPOETRY |
| 39 | Track assignments | LANES |
| 40 | It erupted more than 50 times in 2021 | ETNA |
| 41 | Top of le corps humain | TETE |
| 42 | Put one’s feet up | REST |
| 43 | Bros | DUDES |
| 48 | Strikers’ foes | SCABS |
| 50 | Walkway for strollers | PASEO |
| 52 | Target for a spiker | PUNCHBOWL |
| 55 | Big crowds | THRONGS |
| 57 | Prepares to cross a speed bump | SLOWS |
| 59 | Eddie’s “Coming to America” co-star | ARSENIO |
| 60 | Inductor, generally | COIL |
| 61 | Ranch in “Giant” | REATA |
| 62 | Words with tear or tight leash | ONA |
| 63 | Diatribe | RANT |
| 64 | Delighted cry | OOH |
| 66 | Dr. Phil’s field | POPPSYCHOLOGY |
| 70 | Some OLED TVs | LGS |
| 71 | Manor worker | MAID |
| 73 | Oomph | VIM |
| 74 | Born yesterday, so to speak | NAIVE |
| 75 | Prepare for action | GIRD |
| 77 | Sews up | ASSURES |
| 79 | Gather with old schoolmates | REUNE |
| 80 | Entered digitally | TYPEDIN |
| 83 | Top tunes listing | HITPARADE |
| 85 | Purple competitor | SERTA |
| 87 | Shake off | ELUDE |
| 88 | Plus | ASSET |
| 89 | Artist Magritte | RENE |
| 91 | 2000 Home Run Derby winner | SOSA |
| 93 | Desktop folder, e.g. | ICON |
| 94 | City that rings in the New Year by dropping a huge potato | BOISE |
| 96 | A cowboy may sport a big one | BELTBUCKLE |
| 98 | Shari Lewis’s Lamb Chop, e.g. | SOCKPUPPET |
| 103 | Put your faith in | RELYON |
| 104 | Lager alternatives | PALEALES |
| 105 | Monk’s title | FRA |
| 107 | Friend of Ralph, Potsie and Fonzie | RICHIE |
| 112 | Formal address | ORATION |
| 113 | Activity for bored students and office drudges | CLOCKWATCHING |
| 117 | Determination | RESOLVE |
| 118 | Walgreens rival | RITEAID |
| 119 | Kids’ song refrain | EIEIO |
| 120 | NFL scores | TDS |
| 121 | Down | SAD |
| 122 | Rust | OXIDIZE |
| 123 | Eschews chow | FASTS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Govt. org. | AGCY |
| 2 | Trillion, in metric prefixes | TERA |
| 3 | Put ___ appearance | INAN |
| 4 | Shoo-in | LOCK |
| 5 | Adopt | TAKEUP |
| 6 | Service cost | FEE |
| 7 | Ancient viper | ASP |
| 8 | Intl. commerce regulator | WTO |
| 9 | Bow counterpart | CURTSY |
| 10 | Opposite of 123-Across | EATS |
| 11 | Sticky syrup | TREACLE |
| 12 | Norse equivalent of Mars | TYR |
| 13 | Vehicle that leaves a wake? | HEARSE |
| 14 | Avian chatterboxes | MYNAHS |
| 15 | Handed (out) | METED |
| 16 | Make a case | ARGUE |
| 17 | Place to make a case | COURT |
| 18 | Gift on the seventh day | SWANS |
| 22 | Netanyahu, familiarly | BIBI |
| 24 | Transplant, as a plant | REPOT |
| 28 | African language group | BANTU |
| 30 | Oozes | SEEPS |
| 31 | Bluesy James | ETTA |
| 32 | Bun ingredients? | TRESSES |
| 34 | Croaks | RASPS |
| 35 | Outdo | BEST |
| 36 | Make a lasting impression on | ETCH |
| 37 | Disorderly sorts | ANARCHISTS |
| 38 | Unspeakable | TABOO |
| 42 | Trigger of a chain of events | ROOTCAUSE |
| 43 | ICE is part of it | DHS |
| 44 | Service whose business is picking up | UBER |
| 45 | Temperamental toon | DONALDDUCK |
| 46 | Only player to play 1,000 games with the Knicks | EWING |
| 47 | Source of most of a typical casino’s profit | SLOTS |
| 49 | Short cut? | SNIP |
| 51 | Comic Boosler | ELAYNE |
| 53 | Billionth, in metric prefixes | NANO |
| 54 | Rugged | CRAGGY |
| 56 | Gibson’s “Lethal Weapon” co-star | GLOVER |
| 58 | Female surfer | WAHINE |
| 61 | Tachometer abbr. | RPM |
| 62 | World Cup cheer | OLE |
| 64 | Berkshire Hathaway’s headquarters | OMAHA |
| 65 | Caravan stop | OASIS |
| 67 | City southeast of 19-Across | PISA |
| 68 | Tend | OVERSEE |
| 69 | “Oh my!” | YIPE |
| 72 | Sap | DUPE |
| 76 | Archaeological find | RELIC |
| 78 | Remy or Templeton, e.g. | RAT |
| 79 | Candy maker H.B. | REESE |
| 80 | Toothsome | TASTY |
| 81 | Adored one | IDOL |
| 82 | Hawaiian goose | NENE |
| 84 | Icicle formers | DRIPS |
| 86 | Going rate? | TOLL |
| 90 | See 114-Down | NETFLIX |
| 92 | Call off | ABORT |
| 94 | Brand with a Precisionist line | BULOVA |
| 95 | Started the bidding | OPENED |
| 96 | Built with buttresses | BRACED |
| 97 | Org. with a Kid Power division | UNICEF |
| 98 | Cricket, for one | SPORT |
| 99 | Did galley work | OARED |
| 100 | Economy, e.g. | CLASS |
| 101 | Low-carb regimen | KETO |
| 102 | They hold water | PAILS |
| 106 | Griddle-baked Indian bread | ROTI |
| 108 | Mint family plant | CHIA |
| 109 | Makes haste | HIES |
| 110 | Not eliminated | INIT |
| 111 | They may clash | EGOS |
| 113 | ___-Magnon | CRO |
| 114 | “Cobra ___” (show on 90-Down) | KAI |
| 115 | Musical including the song “Funky Monkeys,” with “The” | WIZ |
| 116 | Suffix with lemon or lime | ADE |