The Washington Post Sunday - Sep 26 2021 Crossword Answer
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Blessed are the ___: for they shall inherit the earth' | MEEK |
| 'Can't be ___ careful' | TOO |
| 'Caribbean Blue' musician | ENYA |
| 'Hannibal' network | NBC |
| 'Hunger Games' rapper ___ Noir | CHE |
| 'I've been saved!' | MYHERO |
| 'Kapow!' | BAM |
| 'Let It Be' drummer | STARR |
| 'Look ... a clue!' | AHA |
| 'Please have a ___' | SEAT |
| 'Since the ___ of time ...' | DAWN |
| 'Surely you ___' | JEST |
| 'That's right,' silently | NOD |
| 'The Age of Innocence' Oscar nominee Ryder | WINONA |
| 'The Treasures of the Yosemite' author John | MUIR |
| 'Took them long enough!' | ATLAST |
| '___ been expecting you' | IVE |
| *'Frankenstein' line ranked as No. 49 on AFI's '100 Years ... 100 Movie Quotes' list | ITSALIVEITSALIVE |
| *Beach city near the Santa Monica Mountains | MALIBUCALIFORNIA |
| *Group of dialects that includes Romanesco | CENTRALITALIAN |
| *Orthodontic device similar to ClearCorrect straightening products | INVISALIGNALIGNER |
| *Semiaquatic mammal that may be seen by the coast of Kangaroo Island | AUSTRALIANSEALION |
| *Term in a 1964 film that 'If you say it loud enough, you'll always sound precocious' | SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS |
| *Whom Albert Einstein called the father of modern science | GALILEOGALILEI |
| 1,000-gram unit, briefly | KILO |
| 50 percent of sei | TRE |
| Add, as a chef would | STIRIN |
| Android transmission | TEXT |
| Beginning of kindergarten? | PRE |
| Body of water that's larger than un lac | MER |
| Box for a rock band | AMP |
| Boxer found twice in each of this puzzle's asterisked answers | ALI |
| Capital of Bulgaria | SOFIA |
| Capital that's home to the Jumeirah Mosque | DUBAI |
| Capital where OutKast and TLC were formed | ATLANTA |
| Card payments | ANTES |
| Cat's hot surface, in a play title | TINROOF |
| Cats' fan, presumably | VET |
| Cause to be upset | VEX |
| Cease, as a mission | ABORT |
| Common shade of wooden planks | TAN |
| Concealed supply | CACHE |
| Conciliatory gesture | SOP |
| Coral reef swimmer | EEL |
| Country often mentioned by the Muppet Sam the Eagle | AMERICA |
| Cover with tar, say | PAVE |
| Creatures that may run on an exercise wheel | MICE |
| Date around? | CIRCA |
| Days before festivals | EVES |
| Dear, sir or madam, e.g | NOUN |
| Deep part of the ocean | TRENCH |
| Defensive response to 'You're wrong' | AMI |
| DOB-listing cards, often | IDS |
| Drawer in a bar? | BEERTAP |
| Drive forward | IMPEL |
| Egyptian ruler, briefly | CLEO |
| Egyptian serpent | ASP |
| Essence of a backhanded compliment | INSULT |
| Excursions abroad, e.g | TRIPS |
| Exercise ball contents | AIR |
| Feeling before giving a speech, for many | NERVES |
| Fictional agent Gold | ARI |
| Fighting in a big way | ATWAR |
| Filled up, in a cafeteria | ATE |
| Fix, as figurative fences | MEND |
| Flower traditionally associated with a 25th wedding anniversary | IRIS |
| Flower traditionally associated with a 30th wedding anniversary | LILY |
| Flung | THREW |
| Furniture store choice | SOFA |
| Grant permission to | LET |
| Greek letter that's 69 Down in reverse | ETA |
| Grim and glum | DOUR |
| Holds | OWNS |
| Home of Mongolia and Myanmar | ASIA |
| Incandescent item, maybe | BULB |
| Knight of the Round Table's title | SIR |
| Laborer whose interests are promoted by agrarianism | PEASANT |
| Like many Halloween costume mustaches | FAKE |
| Line of cars? | STREET |
| Long-necked zoo creature | OKAPI |
| Lovelace called 'the first tech visionary' in the New Yorker | ADA |
| Low no. for a Cy Young winner, typically | ERA |
| Match point? | RING |
| Minor amount | TAD |
| Move down on snow | SKI |
| Music festival that's Creole slang for 'a really good time' | BONNAROO |
| Must repay | OWE |
| Name spelled in midair? | IDA |
| Needing time to heal | ILL |
| New Pornographers rocker Case | NEKO |
| Nickname that drops 'anie' from the end | MEL |
| One of two for a biped | LEG |
| Oppositional opening | ANTI |
| Osijek resident | CROAT |
| Parrots, like simians | APES |
| Penn or Princeton, e.g | IVY |
| Perform excellently | KICKBUTT |
| Phony account source | LIAR |
| Pies, in a pie fight | AMMO |
| Place where one may raise birds or herds | FARM |
| Places to hear 'Clear!' | ERS |
| Postponements issued by judges | STAYS |
| Publicly expresses an opinion | SPEAKSUP |
| Quick jogging pace | TROT |
| Refrigerator brand | AMANA |
| Region for Rashtrapati Bhavan, the president of India's residence | DELHI |
| Rest stop? | CRYPT |
| Role for Rosamund Pike in 'Radioactive' | CURIE |
| Role honors | EMMYS |
| Sci-fi character whose name sounds like an ancient city | TROI |
| See 26 Down | CULPA |
| See 93 Across | ANN |
| Shoelace complication | KNOT |
| Situation in a thought experiment | SCENARIO |
| Skilled | ADEPT |
| Some cuts of beef | LOINS |
| Sound made before grabbing a tissue | ACHOO |
| Spandex fiber brand | LYCRA |
| Spherical seed | PEA |
| Stock up on | AMASS |
| Suck up, as water | ABSORB |
| The L of 'take the L' | LOSS |
| The Necronomicon of H.P. Lovecraft stories, e.g | TOME |
| Tibetan Buddhist priests | LAMAS |
| Toll road charge, e.g | USERFEE |
| Traditional ___ (savings plan) | IRA |
| Tread carefully | TIPTOE |
| Turkish money | LIRA |
| Turn down | NIX |
| Turn inedible | ROT |
| Vertical part of a frame | JAMB |
| Village, informally | BURG |
| Viola Davis was awarded one for the play 'Intimate Apparel' | OBIE |
| Weapon with three of the same vowel | EPEE |
| Wet spot | POOL |
| What a boxing referee may count to | TEN |
| What shouting 'Bananas!' in Bananagrams means | IWON |
| White-hot anger | RAGE |
| Winged nocturnal animal | OWL |
| Winged nocturnal animal | BAT |
| With 102 Across, Latin phrase of apology | MEA |
| With 12 Down, site of Gloucester, Mass | CAPE |
| X-ray inspection org | TSA |
| ___ Deportes (Spanish-language sports channel) | ESPN |
| ___ pal (rhyming friend) | GAL |
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