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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Part of a foot | ARCH |
| 5 | 4EVA pals | BFFS |
| 9 | Sister of Peter, Edmund and Lucy, in the Narnia books | SUSAN |
| 14 | Items in a custodian’s closet | MOPS |
| 18 | Banjo virtuoso Fleck | BELA |
| 19 | Hearty laugh | ROAR |
| 20 | If everything goes perfectly | ATBEST |
| 21 | Facilitate in felony | ABET |
| 22 | They may clash | EGOS |
| 23 | What racing to catch a bus may cause you to be | OUTOFBREATH |
| 25 | Ferry’s destination | ISLE |
| 26 | / follower, in math | DIVISOR |
| 28 | Ronan of “Lady Bird” | SAOIRSE |
| 29 | Abound | TEEM |
| 30 | “Calendar Girl” singer | SEDAKA |
| 31 | Team VIP | MVP |
| 32 | Reacts like a spooked steed | REARS |
| 35 | Repeated, a 1974 David Bowie song | REBEL |
| 36 | “Told you!” | SEE |
| 37 | Guarantees, as victory | ASSURESOF |
| 41 | Mumtaz ___ (wife of Shah Jahan, for whom he built a mausoleum) | MAHAL |
| 43 | PC maker headquartered in New Taipei City | ACER |
| 45 | Onetime rival of AT&T | GTE |
| 46 | 1960s NBC western starring Richard Egan | REDIGO |
| 47 | Was caused by | AROSEFROM |
| 49 | Spot for vaqueros | RANCHO |
| 51 | Green feature | HOLE |
| 52 | He wears little clothing | KEN |
| 53 | Ritz-Carlton rival | OMNI |
| 54 | “Mais bien sûr!” | OUI |
| 55 | Apple Pay tools | IPHONES |
| 57 | 13-member cartel | OPEC |
| 59 | Repeating words silently may be a symptom of it: Abbr. | OCD |
| 60 | Raggedy one | ANN |
| 61 | Undiluted | NEAT |
| 62 | “Open wide!” | SAYAH |
| 64 | Place for a pioneer | HOMESTEAD |
| 68 | Make allusions | REFER |
| 72 | Brand whose name was chosen to remind people of its bottles’ height | NEHI |
| 74 | Hirsute Addams Family member | ITT |
| 75 | With the exception of | BUT |
| 77 | Composer Édouard | LALO |
| 78 | Sentence starter | CAPITAL |
| 81 | Pronoun option | SHE |
| 82 | Trick | RUSE |
| 83 | Jesuit school in L.A. | LMU |
| 84 | Iridescent stone | OPAL |
| 85 | Made with more butter and cream, perhaps | RICHER |
| 87 | Slightly bitter greens | ESCAROLES |
| 90 | Singer/songwriter O’Connor | SINEAD |
| 92 | Concern of 57-Across | OIL |
| 93 | Rotary dial abbr. | OPER |
| 94 | Chris with 18 Grand Slam singles wins | EVERT |
| 95 | Sincerely | INEARNEST |
| 97 | Registration code for Canberra cars | AUS |
| 98 | Drama’s “father of realism” | IBSEN |
| 100 | June Cleaver or Carol Brady, e.g. | TVMOM |
| 101 | NYPD figure | SGT |
| 102 | Focus on | PEERAT |
| 104 | Flying toy or flying bird | KITE |
| 106 | Narc’s targets | PUSHERS |
| 110 | “Methought I was enamored of an ass” speaker | TITANIA |
| 112 | Much of the Earth’s core | IRON |
| 113 | Fast-action cable series? | ZIPLINETOUR |
| 115 | Pride initials | LGBT |
| 116 | Prefix between micro- and pico- | NANO |
| 117 | Passionate | ARDENT |
| 118 | Unbleached linen color | ECRU |
| 119 | Child abducted in the Disney+ series “Obi-Wan Kenobi” | LEIA |
| 120 | Didn’t just suspect | KNEW |
| 121 | Crystal-filled rock | GEODE |
| 122 | [Skip this change] | STET |
| 123 | Shutter part | SLAT |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sleeping, say | ABED |
| 2 | He co-hosted with Kathie Lee and then Kelly | REGIS |
| 3 | Sticky stuff in some combs | CLOVERHONEY |
| 4 | Is creative | HASIDEAS |
| 5 | English poet Rupert | BROOKE |
| 6 | Super-fiery cook-off dish | FOURALARMCHILI |
| 7 | Keto diet staple | FAT |
| 8 | B’way sellout signs | SROS |
| 9 | Doff one’s duds | STRIP |
| 10 | Lyft competitor | UBER |
| 11 | Global septet | SEAS |
| 12 | Autumnal color source | ASTERS |
| 13 | Highest degree | NTH |
| 14 | Restaurant’s “front of the house” manager | MAITREDHOTEL |
| 15 | Unhealthy fixation | OBSESSION |
| 16 | Sports great from Brazil | PELE |
| 17 | Thorn site | STEM |
| 20 | Superior to | ABOVE |
| 24 | Hall of ___ | FAMER |
| 27 | Weasel relative | SABLE |
| 33 | Blue area on a Risk board | EUROPE |
| 34 | Is for you? | ARE |
| 36 | Transcontinental hauler | SEMI |
| 37 | When some office workers start | ATNINE |
| 38 | “Gimme a ___” | SEC |
| 39 | Eye uncomfortably | OGLE |
| 40 | The other guys | FOES |
| 41 | Great white’s cousins | MAKOS |
| 42 | Corn pancake of South America | AREPA |
| 44 | Complex unit | CONDO |
| 45 | Haggard | GAUNT |
| 48 | Egg ___ yung | FOO |
| 49 | Coffee company device | ROASTER |
| 50 | The Bhagavad Gita, for one | HINDUSCRIPTURE |
| 56 | Guffaw syllable | HAR |
| 58 | “We done here?” | CANILEAVENOW |
| 63 | Straight, informally | HET |
| 65 | Like a golf ball in the lake | MISHIT |
| 66 | Waters of blues | ETHEL |
| 67 | Treat badly | ABUSE |
| 69 | Lucifer, notably | FALLENANGEL |
| 70 | Glue moniker | ELMER |
| 71 | Shove out of the sack, say | ROUST |
| 73 | Firm refusal | HARDNO |
| 76 | Pot contents | TEA |
| 78 | Mozart’s “___ Fan Tutte” | COSI |
| 79 | “You could hear ___ drop” | APIN |
| 80 | Italian holiday bread made with candied fruit | PANETTONE |
| 82 | Workout count | REPS |
| 86 | Trig function | COS |
| 88 | Router button | RESET |
| 89 | Denim work wear | OVERALLS |
| 91 | Ready for a fight | ARM |
| 93 | Violating propriety | OUTRE |
| 96 | Business tycoon’s holdings | EMPIRE |
| 97 | Deal arranger | AGENT |
| 99 | Lebanese port | BEIRUT |
| 101 | What some smiles do | SHINE |
| 103 | Shin support | TIBIA |
| 104 | Hose hitch | KINK |
| 105 | Land south of the Caspian | IRAN |
| 107 | High hair | UPDO |
| 108 | Dorm cafeteria tray, at times | SLED |
| 109 | Thérèse et Geneviève: Abbr. | STES |
| 111 | Rat follower | ATAT |
| 113 | Evasion bit | ZAG |
| 114 | Halloween mo. | OCT |