Clue
|
Answer
|
Boors |
SCHLUBS |
Latin dances |
SALSAS |
Opponent of 14-Down, in sports |
ALI |
Park place |
PLAYAREA |
Woodworker's vise |
CCLAMP |
Flip ___ |
ACOIN |
Opponent of 3-Down, in Greek myth |
HERCULES |
Opponent of 9-Down, in classical
literature |
HECTOR |
Certain marked-down item: Abbr. |
IRREG |
Like court testimony |
SWORN |
Product once pitched by Michael Jackson
and Mariah Carey |
PEPSI |
Where some "K-I-S-S-I-N-G" is
done |
INATREE |
Least taut |
SLACKEST |
The "L" of "A = L x
W" |
LENGTH |
Mexico City sight |
SMOG |
Any ship |
HER |
Banjoist Fleck |
BELA |
Steep slope |
ESCARP |
March birthstone, traditionally |
JASPER |
Siegfried, e.g. |
OPERA |
Yellow diner packet |
SPLENDA |
Cue user, maybe |
ACTOR |
Google ___ |
GLASS |
Opponent of 28-Down, in comics |
BATMAN |
Martial artist Jackie |
CHAN |
Animal also known as a hog-nosed coon |
COATI |
___ sûr ("Of course": Fr.) |
BIEN |
Mouth, slangily |
TRAP |
Opponent of 49-Down, in film |
KINGKONG |
18 or 21 |
LEGALAGE |
NPR's Shapiro |
ARI |
It may be taken from the neck of a
superhero |
PEZ |
Red topper |
FEZ |
Snaps |
FOTOS |
Rough track condition |
MUD |
Baja aunt |
TIA |
Female gametes |
OVA |
A case might be made for one |
CRIMINAL |
Relative of neo-soul |
ACIDJAZZ |
Challenge |
TEST |
Hatfields or McCoys |
CLAN |
What ___? (Mark Twain essay) |
ISMAN |
The works |
ATOZ |
Unusual diacritic used in Portuguese |
OTILDE |
Jack on "24" |
BAUER |
Long-distance swimmer Nyad |
DIANA |
Lila ___, Oscar winner for "Zorba
the Greek" |
KEDROVA |
Opponent of 64-Down, in the Bible |
DAVID |
Brackish water locales |
DELTAS |
Missouri tributary |
PLATTE |
Chirpy greeting |
HIHO |
Knot |
TIE |
Opponent of 78-Down, in fable |
HARE |
Cousin of ibid. |
LOCCIT |
Opponent of 86-Down, in games |
KASPAROV |
Ornamental pond feature |
LILYPAD |
Tickle |
AMUSE |
Pasta seasoner |
BASIL |
Rear |
RAISE |
Where to emulate the locals, it's said |
INROME |
English city where the Magna Carta
originated |
STALBANS |
Take over |
ANNEX |
Ideal world |
UTOPIA |
Soothed |
ASSUAGED |
Part of a clown outfit |
WIG |
Second |
MOMENT |
X's |
DELETES |
A whole lot |
SLEWS |
Wassail |
CAROL |
See 21-Across |
HYDRA |
Part of many a silo |
LAUNCHER |
Address letters |
URL |
Obsolescent summoner |
BEEPER |
Postpaid encls. |
SASES |
The 12 of the Pac-12: Abbr. |
SCHS |
See 22-Across |
ACHILLES |
Inc.'s cousin |
LLC |
Subbed (for) |
SATIN |
___ friends |
AMONG |
Sardinelike fish |
SPRAT |
See 14-Across |
FOREMAN |
Sleep (with) |
LIE |
Dutch financial giant |
ING |
Acidity measures, informally |
PHS |
Diver's supply |
AIR |
The ___ City (New Orleans) |
CRESCENT |
W.W. II craft |
PTBOAT |
See 51-Across |
THEPENGUIN |
Prefix with plunk |
KER |
Wave catcher? |
EAR |
Windy City terminal code |
ORD |
Collection of marks, for short? |
GPA |
Leader of ancient Ephesus? |
EPSILON |
'70s radical grp. |
SLA |
Good thing to hit |
JACKPOT |
Attain |
ACHIEVE |
What "America" has four o |
STANZAS |
Beer ___ |
PONG |
Arafat successor |
ABBAS |
Stanley, for one |
STEAMCAR |
See 60-Across |
GODZILLA |
Be behind |
LAG |
Not do well |
AIL |
By force |
COERCIVELY |
Knock |
RATATAT |
Reservation holder? |
ARIZONA |
Squares |
PIAZZAS |
One of the brands of Yum! Brands |
KFC |
What fog might delay, for short |
ETA |
See 90-Across |
GOLIATH |
Hall-of-Fame outfielder Roush |
EDD |
Getting just a slap on the wrist,
say |
FINED |
Loony |
MAD |
___ Zion Church |
AME |
Lock up |
JAIL |
See 96-Across |
TORTOISE |
3 x 3 x 3 container? |
SUDOKU |
Day-care attendee |
TOT |
Riboflavin, e.g. |
BVITAMIN |
See 101-Across |
DEEPBLUE |
Autobahn speed meas. |
KPH |
She, in Rio |
ELA |
Sweetie pie |
DARLING |
Tuna often served seared |
AHI |
Start of a bear market |
DIP |
___ fly |
TSETSE |
Vice of Dorian Gray |
OPIUM |
The Divine Comedy division |
CANTO |
Download alternative |
CDROM |
Civil war president |
ASSAD |
North African capital |
RABAT |
Missouri tributary |
OSAGE |
Creepers |
VINES |
Latin law |
LEX |
Essential part |
MEAT |
Drug sold in microdots |
LSD |
Like some talent and emotions |
RAW |
Singer DiFranco |
ANI |
Reveal, poetically |
OPE |
Form of digital communication?: Abbr. |
ASL |
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