Category: The Washington Post Sunday Crossword Answers
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  1. 1.They may be frozen
  2. 2.Form a duo
  3. 3.Main modes of transportation?
  4. 4.March Hares beverage
  5. 5.Admonition to an Airedale, perhaps
  6. 6.Retort that one might imagine C-3PO saying as a young droid on the playground
  7. 7.Chess experts requirement for attending a chess tournament?
  8. 8.Incurred higher cellphone charges
  9. 9.Fightin Blue ___ (University of Delaware athletes)
  10. 10.Like some contracts
  11. 11.97 Across, 78 Down or 113 Down, e.g
  12. 12.The G of MPG, briefly
  13. 13.Records that are not meant to be broken
  14. 14.Carry on
  15. 15.Imams Almighty
  16. 16.Light up?
  17. 17.Slow Churned brand
  18. 18.Summer activity?
  19. 19.Creator of Loki and Thor
  20. 20.Eucalyptus muncher
  21. 21.Plots that may need further development
  22. 22.Bust discoveries
  23. 23.Humongous group
  24. 24.Kid lit writer Blyton
  25. 25.Shirley novelist Charlotte
  26. 26.Straightforward
  27. 27.Country singer Wynette
  28. 28.DIY aid
  29. 29.Per se
  30. 30.Broadband option
  31. 31.Wild West of cinema
  32. 32.Help outside of class
  33. 33.___ noir
  34. 34.Key by Q
  35. 35.Not so!
  36. 36.Sports
  37. 37.Copacabana setting
  38. 38.Disneys Timon, for one
  39. 39.What a high-tech spy experiences each day?
  40. 40.He minded his peas
  41. 41.Orders takeout
  42. 42.Bit of Hollywood memorabilia
  43. 43.___ Isle State Park (Erie, Pa., attraction)
  44. 44.Judd of note
  45. 45.Listen, quaintly
  46. 46.Source of plywood
  47. 47.Converse alternative
  48. 48.Database requests
  49. 49.Weaponry in 1991 headlines
  50. 50.Groups with roles to play
  51. 51.Object that frequently falls on Wile E. Coyote
  52. 52.Astin of Rudy
  53. 53.Its beneath you
  54. 54.Hot Fuzz director Wright
  55. 55.Shade provider
  56. 56.Construction work?
  57. 57.You can bet on it (but you likely wont win it)
  58. 58.Unlucky occurrence
  59. 59.Genre for Earth, Wind & Fire
  60. 60.Mimeograph creator
  61. 61.Architectural molding
  62. 62.Blazing Saddles villain Hedley who often gets called Hedy
  63. 63.See 108 Across
  64. 64.Concert ___
  65. 65.WWE legend The Million Dollar Man ___ DiBiase
  66. 66.It can be picked
  67. 67.Thunder, e.g.?
  68. 68.Freudian subject
  69. 69.March-April sign
  70. 70.Airbus rival
  71. 71.Ride, so to speak
  72. 72.Compassion
  73. 73.Iridescent gem
  74. 74.The ___ From French Lick (nickname for Larry Bird)
  75. 75.Float gently
  76. 76.Lumberjacks tools
  77. 77.Major rows
  78. 78.Accommodations for newlyweds, maybe
  79. 79.Reggae precursor
  80. 80.Certain fruit bearer
  81. 81.In the recent past
  82. 82.Like nasty-tasting beer
  83. 83.1998 BP acquisition
  84. 84.Terry Grosss network
  85. 85.Farm structure
  86. 86.Post-wedding address
  87. 87.Cabinet members excursion?
  88. 88.Ignores for an Oscar nomination, say
  89. 89.Kocatepe Mosque city
  90. 90.Skip the explanation
  91. 91.Striking ... or avoiding a strike
  92. 92.Cozy getaway spots
  93. 93.Enumerate people like comedians Kilborn, Ferguson, Robinson, etc.?
  94. 94.PGA legends nickname
  95. 95.Brushes up on
  96. 96.With 19 Across, Ouagadougous nation
  97. 97.Honest answer to the question Where do storks come from?
  98. 98.Kia minivans
  99. 99.Put a sock in it!
  100. 100.Stockpile
  101. 101.Coriander, e.g
  102. 102.Displays of public rage
  103. 103.Bites
  104. 104.Where you can major in funny business?
  105. 105.Heart
  106. 106.Part of a Game of Thrones costume
  107. 107.___ Minor
  108. 108.Judy Blumes alma mater
  109. 109.Not so!
  110. 110.Spa application, maybe
  111. 111.Convince
  112. 112.Decline
  113. 113.Went in circles
  114. 114.Hall of Coming to America
  115. 115.One making a safe decision?
  116. 116.Bit of Cool Whip
  117. 117.Judd of note
  118. 118.Ignore all of my orders, e.g
  119. 119.Six-time Ballon dOr winner Messi
  120. 120.Controvert
  121. 121.Crew members motion
  122. 122.Zipper?
  123. 123.Used as an archery target, say
  124. 124.Glenns role in the 1996 version of 101 Dalmatians
  125. 125.New Orleans Saints legend Drew
  126. 126.Ashen
  127. 127.Facemelt singer Rita
  128. 128.See 58 Down
  129. 129.Confirm
  130. 130.Yellowstone sights
  131. 131.It may be fair
  132. 132.Unhip astronaut, say?
  133. 133.Garland resident
  134. 134.Melpomenes sister
  135. 135.Alan of Argo
  136. 136.Rose up on a stage
  137. 137.Completely lost ... unless youre a pirate, and if so, carry on
  138. 138.With 83 Down, Lets just drop it
  139. 139.It can be picked
  140. 140.40s NFL coach Greasy

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