|
ACROSS |
|
DOWN |
1 |
Way around London, with “the” |
1 |
Sign of nervousness |
5E |
E.R. V.I.P.s |
2 |
Sea urchin, at a sushi bar |
8H |
Haunted house sound |
3 |
Declare verboten |
13 |
Backflow preventer in a drain |
4 |
Break off a romance |
18 |
Brief, as a visit |
5 |
Takeaway, of a sort |
20 |
Sub |
6 |
When a baby is expected |
21 |
Oscar role for Vivien Leigh |
7 |
1904 world’s fair city: Abbr. |
22 |
Astonishing March Madness success, e.g. |
8 |
Utilities, insurance, advertising, etc. |
24 |
He denied Christ three times |
9 |
Loosely woven fabric with a rough texture |
25 |
Device with a Retina display |
10 |
Try to find oneself? |
26 |
The opposition |
11 |
___ quotes |
27 |
“Madame X” painter John Singer ___ |
12 |
What a designated driver takes |
29 |
23-Across, literally? |
13 |
Candy that fizzes in the mouth |
33 |
Cozy |
14 |
New Hampshire |
35 |
Actor ___ Buchholz of “The Magnificent Seven” |
15 |
Gives stars to |
36 |
Epitome of simplicity |
16 |
Have no existence |
37 |
Sour |
17 |
Line usually on the left or right side |
39 |
Spicy fare? |
19 |
Tonto player of 2013 |
41 |
“Where America’s Day Begins” |
20 |
___ characters (Chinese writing) |
43 |
Made an impression? |
23 |
Murderer of Hamlet |
45 |
Iron: Fr. |
28 |
Tuna, at a sushi bar |
46 |
Get ready to be dubbed |
29 |
Doesn’t keep up |
50 |
Machine-gun while flying low |
30 |
Go up against |
52 |
Stereotypical oil tycoon |
31 |
Facial feature of the Bond villain Ernst Blofeld |
54 |
Remains unused |
32 |
Jargon |
56 |
Sweets |
34 |
Runs for a long pass, say |
58 |
Take both sides? |
38 |
One component of a data plan |
60 |
Word on a jar |
40 |
What the prefix “tera-” means |
61 |
Muskmelon variety |
42 |
Contributed to the world |
65 |
Bombs developed in the 1950s |
43 |
56-Down, literally? |
66 |
Some airport figures, for short |
44 |
“Don’t you ___!” |
67 |
Eminently draft-worthy |
47 |
Line judge? |
68 |
Pitch |
48 |
Home to the National Border Patrol Museum |
71 |
Wiped out |
49 |
Teacher’s unit |
72 |
Middling |
51 |
Funny Tina |
73 |
Plenty sore, with “off” |
53 |
Bubkes |
74 |
Heat |
55 |
60-Down, literally? |
76 |
Antiparticle first observed in 1929 |
57 |
Stay |
78 |
Noon, in Nantes |
59 |
Setting eschewed by Hawaii: Abbr. |
79 |
Disaster film? |
61 |
Capturer of some embarrassing gaffes |
82 |
Singer Simone |
62 |
“The Iceman Cometh” playwright |
83 |
Doomed |
63 |
Hospital sticker |
85 |
N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Thomas |
64 |
Handling well |
87 |
Ladies’ shoe fastener |
69 |
Winner of four 1990s-2000s golf majors |
91 |
Staff openings? |
70 |
1953 Leslie Caron film |
92 |
By way of |
75 |
Other: Abbr. |
94 |
ine bar order |
77 |
Networking assets |
96 |
lusive |
80 |
“Ta-ta!” |
97 |
__ Lenoir, inventor of the internal-combustion engine |
81 |
Former world capital called “City of Lights” |
100 |
Location of Waimea Valley |
84 |
Shift+8 |
101 |
What one will never be, in golf |
86 |
“Everybody’s a comedian” |
102 |
Tended, with “for” |
88 |
Certain cheap car, informally |
104 |
Comedian’s stock in trade |
89 |
Mathematician Turing |
106 |
118-Across, literally? |
90 |
Apt rhyme for “fire” |
110 |
Africa’s oldest republic |
93 |
Asked for a desk, say |
112 |
Result of some plotting |
95 |
That the sum of the numbers on a roulette wheel is 666, e.g. |
114 |
Bingo square |
98 |
Uganda’s Amin |
115 |
Old Russian ruler known as “Moneybag” |
99 |
Marsh birds |
116 |
Detective in a lab |
10 |
Showing politesse |
122 |
Frisbees and such |
10 |
Lower |
123 |
Like spoiled kids |
10 |
International package deliverer |
124 |
Metallic element that’s #21 on the periodic table |
10 |
Desi of Desilu Productions |
125 |
Like many concept cars |
10 |
Show a bias |
126 |
Gregor ___, protagonist in Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” |
10 |
Nintendo game princess |
127 |
Snack food brand |
110 |
Lens caps? |
128 |
Latin years |
111 |
Where fighter jets are found: Abbr. |
|
|
113 |
“Gangnam Style” hitmaker |
|
|
117 |
___ pro nobis (pray for us) |
|
|
118 |
Sch. in Fort Collins |
|
|
119 |
The dark side |
|
|
120 |
Symbol on the flag of Argentina or Uruguay |
|
|
121 |
“Eww, stop!” |