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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sound from a flock | BLEAT |
| 6 | Egg cream ingredient | SYRUP |
| 11 | Lawyer letters | ESQ |
| 14 | A/C amt. | BTU |
| 17 | Powdered green variety of 122-Down | MATCHA |
| 19 | “Nope” director Jordan | PEELE |
| 20 | Wraps tightly | SWADDLES |
| 23 | Live-in super? | WORKERTENANT |
| 25 | Six-time Super Bowl champs | PATRIOTS |
| 26 | Chicago-to-Miami dir. | SSE |
| 27 | Team’s burden | PLOW |
| 28 | “Who invented the typewriter?” reply, e.g.? | PATENTANSWER |
| 30 | “Gandhi” or “Malcolm X” | BIOPIC |
| 32 | Last mo., alphabetically | SEP |
| 33 | Swamp critter | CROC |
| 34 | Hindu aphorism | SUTRA |
| 37 | Unexpected problem | SNAG |
| 39 | Chef’s creation | DISH |
| 41 | Special ___ | OPS |
| 44 | “To clarify…” | IMEANT |
| 46 | Texas governor Abbott | GREG |
| 48 | Low digits | TOES |
| 50 | Moms in mud | SOWS |
| 52 | Hard feelings | RANCOR |
| 53 | February birthstone | AMETHYST |
| 55 | Yin/yang principle | TAO |
| 56 | Eldest of the Haim sisters | ESTE |
| 57 | Polish language | EDIT |
| 60 | Coward of the theater | NOEL |
| 61 | Get high | ASCEND |
| 64 | Market figures | SELLERS |
| 66 | Rabbit ears at the North Pole? | SANTAANTENNA |
| 68 | “Mudbound” director Rees | DEE |
| 69 | Tiny amount | IOTA |
| 71 | Abbr. on a town sign | ESTD |
| 72 | ___-rock (music genre) | ALT |
| 73 | Extra in a vampire movie? | BITTENPLAYER |
| 77 | Urchin’s attire | TATTERS |
| 80 | Its ZIP Codes start with 99 | ALASKA |
| 81 | Pretentious | ARTY |
| 82 | Damage control org. | FEMA |
| 83 | Dances to jazz | BOPS |
| 85 | Feel crummy | AIL |
| 86 | Period instigated by those Time called “the silence breakers” | METOOERA |
| 89 | Narrow passage | STRAIT |
| 91 | Ritzy Big Apple store | SAKS |
| 93 | At any time | EVER |
| 94 | Brief moments | SECS |
| 96 | Skating great Yamaguchi | KRISTI |
| 97 | Shoe store chain | DSW |
| 98 | Those, in Tijuana | ESOS |
| 100 | Pedal pushers | FEET |
| 102 | Complete | UTTER |
| 103 | Micro or macro subj. | ECON |
| 106 | Dressing need | OIL |
| 108 | Comedian Ullman | TRACEY |
| 110 | Lipstick-loving cat? | MAKEUPKITTEN |
| 115 | ___-rock (music genre) | PROG |
| 116 | “___ Kapital” | DAS |
| 119 | Some mortgage charges | EXITFEES |
| 120 | Alignment of the planets, perhaps? | SPACEPORTENT |
| 123 | Liberates | SETSFREE |
| 124 | Comedian Thompson | KENAN |
| 125 | Afternoon break | SIESTA |
| 126 | Sports drink ending | ADE |
| 127 | Bitter beverage | ALE |
| 128 | Defiant refusal | IWONT |
| 129 | Grabby type | TAKER |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Autobahn autos | BMWS |
| 2 | Golden Triangle country | LAOS |
| 3 | To be, to Berlioz | ETRE |
| 4 | Cry of dismay | ACK |
| 5 | Jane Campion film with three Oscar wins | THEPIANO |
| 6 | Gushing forth | SPEWING |
| 7 | Kobe currency | YEN |
| 8 | Gather in | REAP |
| 9 | Forearm bones | ULNAS |
| 10 | Stroked | PETTED |
| 11 | “Baseball Tonight” channel | ESPN |
| 12 | Fabric samples | SWATCHES |
| 13 | Persian Gulf nation | QATAR |
| 14 | Spend recklessly | BLOW |
| 15 | Nantes noggin | TETE |
| 16 | Abbr. in a Beatles title | USSR |
| 18 | “Softly” singer Parks | ARLO |
| 21 | 1962 film set in Jamaica | DRNO |
| 22 | Spots for hustlers | DISCOS |
| 24 | Tanks and such | TOPS |
| 29 | “The Terrible” and “the Unready,” e.g. | EPITHETS |
| 30 | Bands that jingle | BRACELETS |
| 31 | Diamond measure | CARAT |
| 34 | Royal address | SIRE |
| 35 | Minutemen’s sch. | UMASS |
| 36 | Conversations in a tepee? | TENTEDTALKS |
| 38 | Diamond, e.g. | GEM |
| 40 | Vegan pick-me-up | SOYLATTE |
| 42 | Super-insulting tribute? | POTENTROAST |
| 43 | Wide receiver Lynn | SWANN |
| 45 | Nursery purchase | TREE |
| 47 | Rowlands with an honorary Oscar | GENA |
| 49 | 2015 French Open winner Wawrinka | STAN |
| 51 | Sprite, e.g. | SODA |
| 54 | Skin care lotion | TONER |
| 58 | Sink problem | DRIP |
| 59 | Removes from the company? | ISOLATES |
| 62 | Color commentary nugget | STAT |
| 63 | People person | CELEBRITY |
| 65 | Scallion cousin | LEEK |
| 66 | Tell | SAYTO |
| 67 | Driver at a movie studio | ADAM |
| 70 | Polynesian starch source | TAROROOT |
| 73 | Sounds from a flock | BAAS |
| 74 | Trojan War saga | ILIAD |
| 75 | May or June, e.g. | NAME |
| 76 | Pair with rods and cones | EYES |
| 78 | Job at hand | TASK |
| 79 | Malice | SPITE |
| 82 | Diamond side | FACET |
| 84 | Recipe instruction | STIR |
| 87 | Stable state | EVENKEEL |
| 88 | Game caller | REF |
| 90 | 2010 Coen brothers movie that went 0 for 10 at the Oscars | TRUEGRIT |
| 92 | Halloween loot | SWEETS |
| 95 | Infamous tempter | SERPENT |
| 99 | Equipment for a Winter Paralympian | SITSKI |
| 101 | Diamond protector | TARP |
| 104 | Link spot | CUFF |
| 105 | Lincoln Center offering | OPERA |
| 107 | Stinky Pepé | LEPEW |
| 109 | Cote calls | COOS |
| 110 | Monument Valley sight | MESA |
| 111 | Sent packing | AXED |
| 112 | Park flier | KITE |
| 113 | “Oh, now it’s clear” | ISEE |
| 114 | Billionth, in metric prefixes | NANO |
| 116 | Cubicle fixture | DESK |
| 117 | Price for a hand | ANTE |
| 118 | Rating symbol | STAR |
| 121 | Spam holder | CAN |
| 122 | See 17-Across | TEA |