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Across
| Number |
Clues |
Answers |
| 1 |
Hybrid mobile device |
PHABLET |
| 8 |
Tyler of “Criminal Minds” |
AISHA |
| 13 |
Demonstrate |
PROTEST |
| 20 |
Corrupt morally |
DEBAUCH |
| 21 |
Broadcasting |
ONAIR |
| 22 |
Spend some of |
DIPINTO |
| 23 |
*Lamp covered in lipstick stains? |
FRENCHEDLIGHT |
| 25 |
They might be hidden |
AGENDAS |
| 26 |
Wagyu hub |
KOBE |
| 27 |
Show a short trailer for |
TEASE |
| 29 |
Comic book workers |
INKERS |
| 30 |
Crown |
ACME |
| 34 |
“To be,” to poets |
IAMB |
| 36 |
*Vacation that’s just for show? |
STAGEDLEAVE |
| 38 |
Sushi order with shrimp tempura, avocado and cucumber |
DRAGONROLL |
| 41 |
Belarusian, perhaps |
SLAV |
| 42 |
Screwed up |
ERRED |
| 43 |
It forms Myanmar’s border with Laos |
MEKONG |
| 44 |
Manila folder protrusion |
TAB |
| 46 |
Tyrant’s proclamations |
EDICTS |
| 48 |
Clarifying Latin words |
IDEST |
| 49 |
“Quiet!” |
HUSHUP |
| 52 |
Morsel for a fantasy league junkie |
STAT |
| 53 |
Org. based in the Orville Wright Federal Building |
FAA |
| 56 |
“The Boondocks” neighbor |
TOM |
| 57 |
Aggressive Olympian |
ARES |
| 59 |
Brown with a country band |
ZAC |
| 61 |
He, e.g. |
ELEMENT |
| 63 |
Current values |
AMPERES |
| 66 |
“Good one!” elicitor, perhaps |
ZING |
| 68 |
Not betraying |
TRUETO |
| 69 |
Sieve waters flow into it |
ARNO |
| 71 |
*Hors d’oeuvre that’s been carefully instructed? |
DRILLEDBITE |
| 74 |
Narrow |
SLIM |
| 75 |
Cope |
MANAGE |
| 77 |
Bumpy amphibian |
TOAD |
| 78 |
Craft whose name means “little hook” |
CROCHET |
| 80 |
Mold in the freezer |
ICETRAY |
| 82 |
Start of school? |
ESS |
| 83 |
Capital on the Persian Gulf |
DOHA |
| 84 |
Gomez’s hairy cousin |
ITT |
| 87 |
Chianti, for one |
RED |
| 88 |
Connecticut collegians |
ELIS |
| 90 |
Prevention publisher |
HEARST |
| 93 |
Sporty Toyota |
SUPRA |
| 95 |
Spoke with a croak |
RASPED |
| 97 |
Before, antiquatedly |
ERE |
| 98 |
Custodian, at times |
MOPPER |
| 99 |
Some Stratego pieces |
SPIES |
| 102 |
Being, in Belleville |
ETRE |
| 104 |
What the percent on a milk carton represents |
FATCONTENT |
| 107 |
*Budding houseplant? |
POTTEDSHOOT |
| 110 |
Iberian invader |
MOOR |
| 111 |
Casino calculation |
ODDS |
| 112 |
Reassuring text during a disaster |
IMSAFE |
| 113 |
Stop on the Walt Disney World Monorail System |
EPCOT |
| 115 |
Southwestern resort |
TAOS |
| 117 |
Field work |
REAPING |
| 119 |
Back-and-forth involving seven pairs of words in this puzzle’s starred answers |
TENSEEXCHANGE |
| 125 |
World’s largest Arab country |
ALGERIA |
| 126 |
Easily the tallest member of the Papa John’s board of directors |
ONEAL |
| 127 |
Rainforest visit, perhaps |
ECOTOUR |
| 128 |
Most prepared to pitch |
LOOSEST |
| 129 |
Tyler who played Colin Powell in “Vice” |
PERRY |
| 130 |
Porcupines, prairie dogs and pack rats |
RODENTS |
Down