Category: The Washington Post Sunday Crossword Answers
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  1. 1.Emulated the Headless Horseman
  2. 2.Wax art class item
  3. 3.Means of spooking somebody on Halloween
  4. 4.Change, as boundaries
  5. 5.Rooney of A Nightmare on Elm Street
  6. 6.Spirit ___ (adhesive used for affixing wigs)
  7. 7.Himalayan load bearers
  8. 8.___ Blood (TV show)
  9. 9.Dread-and-wonder feeling
  10. 10.Upgrade
  11. 11.Maligning moniker
  12. 12.Bus. head
  13. 13.Rejoin a sports league after leaving it, say
  14. 14.SoCal pro
  15. 15.Halloween period
  16. 16.The Haunting of Sarah Hardy actress Ward
  17. 17.Turkmenistan neighbor
  18. 18.___ the line
  19. 19.Lounge
  20. 20.Bomb, or a word before bomb
  21. 21.Promote, as suspicion
  22. 22.Disinfectant brand
  23. 23.Cursed
  24. 24.Sent to ones account
  25. 25.Hairstyle lasting a while
  26. 26.The Black Knight composer
  27. 27.WWII battle town thats an anagram of 1 Down
  28. 28.Little head?
  29. 29.Body that sounds scary
  30. 30.Priests robe
  31. 31.Devilish action
  32. 32.Trial software items that AOL once sent to its users at no cost
  33. 33.See 43 Across
  34. 34.Ghost town population
  35. 35.Quit slouching!
  36. 36.Creature in the horror comedy film Stung
  37. 37.With 59 Down, Newbery Medal-winning dystopian novel by Lois Lowry
  38. 38.Like some pressure (transformation in 68 Down)
  39. 39.Being dragged along
  40. 40.Ooze like the Blob
  41. 41.Tony winner Judith or Drama Desk Award winner Dana
  42. 42.Sci-fi character who sang Oh, on the Starship Enterprise
  43. 43.Friction reducer
  44. 44.Monsters vs. Aliens voice actress Zellweger
  45. 45.Countess, e.g
  46. 46.Like many ghost stories
  47. 47.Battler of Hercules
  48. 48.Oh Henry! candy bar ingredient
  49. 49.Tint of some prints of Nosferatu
  50. 50.Wild West persona
  51. 51.Savannah herbivore
  52. 52.Firm message?
  53. 53.Horror of Dracula star Christopher
  54. 54.Construction site vehicle with a boom lift (transformation in 80 Across)
  55. 55.Let another time
  56. 56.African setting of Brian Littlefairs novel Desert Burial
  57. 57.Theyve been close for a long time
  58. 58.Whimper
  59. 59.Feature of many a purported ghost photo
  60. 60.Dance With the Devil actress Perez
  61. 61.Nerve fiber
  62. 62.Common crafting material
  63. 63.Satans quality
  64. 64.Stop working for a time
  65. 65.Identify incorrectly
  66. 66.:, on a test
  67. 67.Energizing (transformation in 108 Across)
  68. 68.09 World Series champs
  69. 69.Med. test that often drops its second letter
  70. 70.Chicken ___
  71. 71.Rosticciana meat
  72. 72.Starting point
  73. 73.Hooks source of terror, briefly
  74. 74.___ Cravens New Nightmare (1994 film)
  75. 75.Duration
  76. 76.Vehicles seen in Godzilla
  77. 77.Many Musée dOrsay works
  78. 78.CA/ND/ID picture
  79. 79.Responded in court
  80. 80.Sort of
  81. 81.Hideous-sounding fruit
  82. 82.The Rite of Spring composer
  83. 83.Unadon fish
  84. 84.Make a point with ones artwork?
  85. 85.Brooding animal
  86. 86.Pugsley and Wednesday, e.g
  87. 87.Dracula, to Van Helsing
  88. 88.Demonstrate delight
  89. 89.Site of Japans Triangle Park, which hosts an annual Halloween party
  90. 90.Halloween party snack
  91. 91.The Dead Dont Die actress Gomez
  92. 92.TT car manufacturer
  93. 93.Zrenjanin resident
  94. 94.Look while in a trance
  95. 95.Bollywood music pieces
  96. 96.Processed rock
  97. 97.Direct (to)
  98. 98.Creeper in a garden
  99. 99.Seek forgiveness (for)
  100. 100.Gothic ___ (genre that mixes elements of mystery and horror)
  101. 101.Strange Things Happening singer James
  102. 102.Word before Lingus
  103. 103.Like thin trails of smoke
  104. 104.Black wind, often
  105. 105.Peak position?
  106. 106.Destroy, like the Hulk
  107. 107.Tragic figure of a Sophocles play
  108. 108.See 31 Across
  109. 109.Genre of deadmau5s song Ghosts n Stuff
  110. 110.Phantom Lady actress Raines
  111. 111.Create
  112. 112.With 113 Down, compound produced through catabolism
  113. 113.Like many low-budget horror films
  114. 114.Beer store selection
  115. 115.Online health info source
  116. 116.Tiny terror
  117. 117.Schedule space
  118. 118.Food order phrase
  119. 119.Long numbers, maybe
  120. 120.Cot spot
  121. 121.Light and snarky form of applause
  122. 122.Ammo one may confuse with airsoft pellets
  123. 123.Not merely crave
  124. 124.Those with high spirits?
  125. 125.Wield a crowbar
  126. 126.Feature of some scary roller coasters
  127. 127.Friends character played by Matthew Perry
  128. 128.Non-ovine flocks cry
  129. 129.Comparatively crowded
  130. 130.Satisfy, as criteria
  131. 131.Subject for a sexologist
  132. 132.Went to a masquerade ball without a mask, e.g
  133. 133.KitchenAid product
  134. 134.Abominate
  135. 135.Falkirk folks
  136. 136.Assuming Im right ...
  137. 137.Memorable one-word line uttered by Catwoman in Batman Returns
  138. 138.Comedian who hosts his own show on Adult Swim
  139. 139.Running scientific subjects
  140. 140.Stereotypical cosplayer
  141. 141.Horror legend Lugosi
  142. 142.¡Fantástico!

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