By Warren Manners
Across | |
1 | The eyes have it |
7 | Mentor |
13 | Black ____; a fighter |
20 | Racial group |
21 | Black ____; a buying opportunity |
22 | Hawaii’s largest industry |
23 | Alliance |
24 | Party in London |
25 | Black, in a way |
26 | Hebrew prophet |
27 | Maid or cook |
29 | Sunflower seed |
30 | Pilfer |
31 | Richard ____, President of the Council on Foreign Relations |
32 | Shakespearean role |
34 | Equivocate |
35 | Black _____; a celebration |
37 | McIntosh alternative |
39 | Ginger ___ |
40 | Sticky stuff |
44 | Cause of quaking |
45 | An expert with schedules |
48 | North American elk |
52 | Poet’s prerogative |
54 | They may be “best” |
56 | Guides |
57 | It’s a start |
59 | Black _____; an outcast |
60 | Essential oil |
61 | Musical piece? |
62 | Go wild |
64 | Menu offering |
65 | The list Ethan Hunt was after |
66 | Manchester morons |
67 | Zero ___ (near) |
68 | It’s not easy to shoot |
69 | Former British P.M. |
71 | Norwegian fjord |
72 | ∛ in JavaScript |
73 | Argentine lizard |
74 | Black ____; a sipping whiskey |
76 | Graphic designer’s tools |
80 | Jury |
81 | U.N. division |
83 | Ruled |
84 | Tongue, anatomically |
85 | Provencal possessive |
86 | Kind of fee |
88 | Spree |
89 | Fed. auditor |
90 | Acute |
91 | Black ____; a cookie |
96 | Put one’s foot down |
100 | “He shall suck the poison of ___” (Job 20:16) |
103 | Synonym with 9 down |
105 | “Only Time Will Tell” band |
106 | Bindle carriers |
108 | Hardly prolix |
110 | Battle site |
111 | Thrown for a loop |
113 | Gambol about |
114 | Panther in a cage? |
115 | River from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario |
116 | ____ black; an end |
117 | 115 across lies on one |
118 | Black ____; a formula |
119 | Trump, at times |
120 | Stock units |
Down | |
1 | Latter-day |
2 | And others, in Latin |
3 | “___ the brinded cat hath mewed”: Shakespeare |
4 | Type of value |
5 | Something in Oslo |
6 | Digital comm. method? |
7 | Financially solvent |
8 | Short snorts |
9 | Synonym with 103 across |
10 | They’re often exchanged |
11 | Brown to Child |
12 | Icelandic cash |
13 | @@@ |
14 | Operator of weather.gov |
15 | Orchid-like flower |
16 | Astronomer Tycho who coined the term ‘nova’ |
17 | Furrowed |
18 | Exercising |
19 | Roast VIP |
27 | Niels Bohr, for one |
28 | Black ____; a song |
31 | Pad opening |
33 | “A Boy Named ___”: Johnny Cash |
36 | Wine-making vessels |
38 | Glass ___ |
40 | Soporific |
41 | Some LG appliances |
42 | Name or scan prefix |
43 | Em chasers |
45 | Depreciates |
46 | Aristocracies |
47 | Woodruff plant |
48 | Locks horns |
49 | Grand Prix, for instance |
50 | Controls, of a sort |
51 | Occupational ending |
52 | ___ black ___; an icon |
53 | More exact |
55 | Radio-wave abbr. |
57 | Pass off as genuine |
58 | Standard’s partner |
61 | ___ Dinh Diem, first elected President of South Vietnam |
63 | Its business is booming |
70 | Cry of triumph |
73 | Universal ideal |
75 | Pianist’s tool |
77 | Polling fig. |
78 | Golf term |
79 | Byron’s daughter Lovelace |
80 | Break ground |
82 | CBS hit starring Marg Helgenberger |
84 | Roams about aimlessly |
87 | Big time |
89 | Annoyer |
91 | 0.5 x Pi – arcsin |
92 | Zimbabwe capital |
93 | Arthurian princess |
94 | Harder to see, perhaps |
95 | Gourmands |
96 | Eschews |
97 | It’s up for debate |
98 | West Indies sorcery |
99 | “Flash Gordon” setting |
101 | Light pastries |
102 | Row |
103 | Was in pain |
104 | Ally |
107 | Burnt out |
109 | Musical postscript |
110 | Poetry unit |
112 | Berlin article |
114 | “Pygmalion” monogram |
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