1. Creator of Sherlock Holmes (inits.)
4. Soviet-era labor camp
9. Minuscule Greek letter
13. Letters on some invoices submitted
to insurance
16. Puzzler's success word
17. "American ___" (1980
Gere vehicle)
18. Yarn units
21. ___ v. Wade
22. It's almost impossible
26. Kerosene
27. Substance that is too plentiful at
ground level and too sparse in the
upper atmosphere
28. Watertight
29. Parent company of Sylvania
30. "___ first you . . ."
31. The Royal Road (Sp. abbr.), route
that stretches 600 miles in
California
32. Movie studio once owned by Howard
Hughes
33. Ideologies
36. President Obama made his third in
June 2010
40. Web software cat.
42. It's almost impossible
47. ___ Bell
48. Organic molecule type
49. ___ response (partial evidence of
causality)
50. Eye socket
51. Changes
53. Word with in or increase
55. Bêtes noires
57. Sutter had one
58. Construction sight
61. Actress Ward
62. It's almost impossible
70. Favorable adjective, though
usually applied only to those over
the hill
71. Crazy spending episode
72. Pitcher Ryan
73. Crime
77. A short and a long, in English
class
79. Hurry to a chapel
80. Word in an applied mathematics
technique
81. Slippery swimmers
85. Informed, in a way
87. Erstwhile autocrat
88. It's almost impossible
93. Lupus (abbr.)
94. "___ Numb" (R.E.M., 1996)
95. New York town whose 2000 Census
population was only 1 shy of the
more famous New England town
96. Media supporters?
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98. Tweety word 99. Asian range 101. Home of Jar Jar Binks 106. Booked ___ advance 108. Goofs off 110. Met with approval 112. It's almost impossible 115. Messrs. with advanced degrees 116. Turning right 117. One type of representative 118. Mai ___ 119. Survey opt. 120. Actress and Hollywood Squares personality ___ Lee 121. Brand of chemical used to line fuel tanks 122. Buffalo-to-Baltimore dir. Down
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15. Clockmaker Thomas 17. Terse and aphoristic 19. Word with acid or oxide 20. Word with lion or high 23. Dockworkers' union (abbr.) 24. Arose 25. Water filter brand 30. Offers good traction, as a road in winter 31. Mut. funds traded on stock exchanges 34. The ship 35. Lows, briefly 37. Provided direction 38. To's partner 39. Type of alkaline compound once thought to cause food poisoning 41. Building blocks of all mathematics 42. What Colonel Potter often called Father Mulcahy 43. Less friendly 44. Lugged 45. Spore-bearing inside of a puffball 46. Hurdle for those who skip the LSAT or the MCAT 47. It may be high today, but in a few years it will be low 52. Aspenites, disparagingly 54. Four-footers, sometimes 56. Town in Minnesota or Nevada 59. Poisonous snake 60. ". . . pro patria ___" 61. Controversial medical research item 63. It operates Yosemite and 57 others (abbr.) 64. Plant lover crossed with James |
Bond villain? 65. Respond after the fact 66. Actor Nick 67. Sheen 68. Knock on, as a window 69. Unique item 73. Jobs (abbr.) 74. Go to seed 75. Friday meal choice, sometimes 76. Horror street 78. Group of birds or ladies 82. Quaint interjection 83. T-shirt sizes, in a less common seq. 84. Barfly 86. Blue-stater, in a headline 89. Elemental antiseptic 90. Order in a familiar establishment, with "the" 91. Hampton Roads city 92. Tenant 97. Nero's NaCl 100. "___ is born" 102. "Too cute!" 103. A waltz has three per bar 104. Pottery jars 105. Stan's bigger half 106. Ctrl+Z 107. Word after oil or jury 108. Advanced 109. Gymnast Korbut 110. Eyelid infection 111. "Um, excuse me" 113. ___-jitsu 114. Have red ink |