2/26/17
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University town near Bangor | ORONO |
1D
Hardly thrilling
BLAH
2D
Taylor of “Six Feet Under”
LILI
3D
Webby Award candidate
E-MAG
4D
Words written with an index?
WASH ME
5D
Party bowlful
ONION DIP
6D
Longtime photo lab supplier
KODAK
7D
Somewhat
A TAD
8D
Doctor Zhivago
YURI
9D
Passes in a blur
SPEEDS BY
10D
“How relaxing!”
AAH!
11D
Ill-gotten gains
GRIFT
12D
With room to spare
AMPLY
13D
Noodle sometimes served with a dipping sauce
SOBA
14D
Provider of cues
PROMPTER
15D
Get in on the deal
ANTE UP
16D
__ Fit: video exercise game
WII
17D
Par-four rarity
ACE
18D
“No doubt”
YES
26D
Penetrating winds
OBOES
28D
Capital of Yemen
RIAL
29D
Scorch
SEAR
33D
Strict control
IRON RULE
35D
Snacks Batman can’t have?
ROBIN COOKIES (“Robin Cook”)
36D
Primary course
ENTREE
37D
They may be wild
DEUCES
38D
Rough patch
SLUMP
39D
Really cold
POLAR
40D
Protective tops for cattle drivers?
RANGE HOODIES (“range hood”)
41D
Guzzles
CHUGS
42D
Novel conclusion
ETTE
43D
Phillips of “I, Claudius”
SIAN
46D
Incites
GOADS
47D
Angora and alpaca
WOOLS
48D
Modernists, informally
NEOS
51D
Signal receiver
ANTENNA
54D
Citation Mustangs, e.g.
CESSNAS
56D
Cliff dwelling
AERIE
58D
Coptic Museum city
CAIRO
59D
Bill add-on
RIDER
61D
“The Blacklist” network
NBC
62D
Contingency funds
MAD MONEY
63D
Water__: dental brand
PIK
65D
Illegal laundering operation, say
FRONT
66D
__ Lama
DALAI
67D
Reacts to, as a dog does the moon
BAYS AT
68D
Minnesota lake
ITASCA
69D
OutKast and others
DUOS
70D
Is inclined
TILTS
71D
“The Gondoliers” bride
TESSA
72D
Royal order
EDICT
74D
First Nations tribe
CREE
75D
Heat rub target
ACHE
78D
Surpass
OUTSTRIP
79D
Deep-fried appetizers
EGG ROLLS
80D
Elegant cafés
TEAROOMS
83D
Bouquet __
GARNI
84D
Object of adoration
IDOL
85D
Rural structure
SILO
88D
Driver’s starting point
TEE BOX
91D
In step with the times
MODERN
93D
Earlier offense
PRIOR
94D
Singer Della
REESE
95D
Late-’60s Maryland governor
AGNEW
97D
In a laid-back manner
IDLY
99D
Author Robert __ Butler
OLEN
100D
Green Hornet sidekick
KATO
101D
Netman Nastase
ILIE
102D
Apart this
ELSE
103D
Flower child?
SEED
104D
“What nonsense!”
BAH!
105D
Worldwide workers’ gp.
ILO
106D
Scholastic meas.
GPA
107D
It sells in advertising
SEX
1A
Made a mess of
BLEW
5A
Authorizes
OKAYS
10A
Audibly jarred
AGASP
15A
Off the premises
AWAY
19A
Coastal South American capital
LIMA
20A
Unenthusiastic about, with “for”
NOT UP
21A
Hard wear
ARMOR
22A
“Good job!”
NICE!
23A
Wistful word
ALAS
24A
Words after do or before you
I DARE
25A
Trendy tots’ footwear?
HIP BOOTIES (“hip boot”)
27A
Tipsy tour members?
HIGH ROADIES (“high road”)
30A
How Steak Diane is traditionally served
FLAMBE
31A
Ermine cousin
MINK
32A
One may be responsible for rain
DEITY
34A
Came down
POURED
38A
Gambler’s concern
SPREAD
41A
“Dog Whisperer” Millan
CESAR
43A
Starting point
STEP ONE
44A
Extended time off, briefly
LOA
45A
Bakery products made with white chocolate?
LIGHT BROWNIES (“light brown”)
49A
HVAC measure
BTU
50A
It’s near the humerus
ULNA
52A
Hard to keep up?
POUTY
53A
Musical shortcoming
NO EAR
54A
Publication sales fig.
CIRC
55A
Diploma word
MAGNA
57A
Sit in a cellar, say
AGE
58A
Opposite of belt
CROON
59A
Co-star of Keanu in “The Whole Truth”
RENEE
60A
Isn’t serious
PRETENDS
62A
Stake-driving tools
MAULS
63A
Many a March birth
PISCES
64A
Chef’s supply
HERBS
65A
Has to repeat, maybe
FAILS
66A
Mouthy retort
DID SO!
67A
Superhuman
BIONIC
69A
“Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang” rapper
DR DRE
70A
Pay attention
TAKE NOTE
73A
More than apologize
ATONE
74A
New York governor Andrew
CUOMO
75A
Catch a bug, say
AIL
76A
Amassed, with “in”
RAKED
77A
When tripled, a story shortener
YADA
78A
University town near Bangor
ORONO
79A
Brilliant display
ECLAT
81A
Emphatic assent, in Sonora
SI SI!
82A
Govt.-issued aid
SSI
83A
Complimentary hotel apparel?
GUEST NIGHTIES (“guest night”)
86A
Changed-my-mind key
ESC
87A
Protective film
ACETATE
89A
Boundaries
EDGES
90A
Zeroes in on
AIMS AT
92A
Stunning instruments
TASERS
93A
“The Picasso of our profession,” to Seinfeld
PRYOR
95A
Folk first name
ARLO
96A
Unabbreviated
ENTIRE
98A
“Check out those platters of candy and fudge!”?
LOOK! GOODIES! (“look good”)
104A
Tournament-changing scores?
BIG BIRDIES (“Big Bird”)
108A
Gaucho’s turf
LLANO
109A
Couture monthly
ELLE
110A
Kibbles ‘n Bits shelfmate
ALPO
111A
Brief concession
I LOSE
112A
“Don’t care what they do”
LET ‘EM
113A
Upswing
RISE
114A
Elaborate ruse
HOAX
115A
Cookware brand
PYREX
116A
Puts one over on
SNOWS
117A
Call for
NEED
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