Category: The Washington Post Sunday Crossword Answers
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  1. 1.Part of a TV show's box set
  2. 2.Packed down
  3. 3.Lists that may be accessed by scanning QR codes
  4. 4.Snowy mountain legend
  5. 5.Jump before a camel spin, perhaps
  6. 6.Co. conclusion
  7. 7.Car that uses the Hybrid Synergy Drive
  8. 8.Biblical peak
  9. 9.Time spent tending to one's garden?
  10. 10."Gotta say ..."
  11. 11."I ___ reading all that" (meme posted in reaction to a long series of Twitter posts)
  12. 12.Pet in a terrarium
  13. 13."Mamma ___!" (jukebox musical)
  14. 14.Wee
  15. 15.Adjusted to account for a container's weight (and an anagram of 40 Across)
  16. 16.Maker of DinoSquad dart blasters
  17. 17.Aerial vehicle
  18. 18.Thickness
  19. 19.Time spent riding around with Santa?
  20. 20.Antlered animals
  21. 21.Plus others: Abbr.
  22. 22.Not as naive
  23. 23.Title Disney character who sings "How Far I'll Go"
  24. 24.Furious feeling
  25. 25.Photo ___ (story told in pictures)
  26. 26.Auto show auto, maybe
  27. 27.Shares positions
  28. 28.Word of gratitude in Göttingen
  29. 29.In the backyard, say
  30. 30.Variation of cyan
  31. 31.Declaración romántica
  32. 32.Persian Gulf territory
  33. 33.Swarming cloud pests
  34. 34.2021 folk horror film featuring a half-human, half-sheep hybrid
  35. 35.Antlered animals
  36. 36.Cardinal constructions
  37. 37.Novelist Ferber
  38. 38.Opposite of ends, ironically found at the end of this puzzle
  39. 39."The White Lotus" actor Murray
  40. 40.___ wave
  41. 41.Attribute of a color
  42. 42.Legolas's combat skill
  43. 43.Sound like a Pomeranian
  44. 44."___ & Stitch"
  45. 45.See 68 Across
  46. 46.Yellow grove growth
  47. 47.Plays a banjo
  48. 48.Ward off
  49. 49.Ceremony commitment
  50. 50.Time spent with "Fallen Out" author Wayne?
  51. 51.S&L plans
  52. 52.Massage therapy site
  53. 53.54 Across sound
  54. 54.Fish with a beaklike snout
  55. 55."Eh, forget it"
  56. 56.Some British lords
  57. 57.Pet that may perch on a windowsill
  58. 58.Butter portions
  59. 59.Certain winner
  60. 60.Sandy mounds
  61. 61.Whirled piece
  62. 62.Six-winged angels
  63. 63.Mini-golf gimme
  64. 64.Capital of Tibet
  65. 65.Young seal
  66. 66.What a theme answer from this puzzle would have if it included the word "month"?
  67. 67.Planetarium model shapes
  68. 68.Substance also known as poppy tears
  69. 69.Titles for Galahad and Gawain
  70. 70.Actor McGrath who was one of the original human characters on "Sesame Street"
  71. 71."We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite ___": Martin Luther King Jr.
  72. 72.Greek H's
  73. 73.Screw up
  74. 74."Did I ___ you?!"
  75. 75.Messages that may be hacked
  76. 76.Piglets' mothers
  77. 77.Office document
  78. 78.Trig function that becomes another trig function by adding "co" to the beginning
  79. 79."Yo!"
  80. 80.Inn experience
  81. 81.Make a left, say
  82. 82.Remover of graphite
  83. 83.Screw up
  84. 84.Sink down
  85. 85.Sells off, as assets
  86. 86.Wailing combo instrument
  87. 87.Daredevil's act
  88. 88.Fraudulent display
  89. 89.Proclaim
  90. 90.Fits nicely
  91. 91.Time spent mudslinging?
  92. 92.Device that keeps you chained to a bed?
  93. 93.Make while on the clock
  94. 94.Branding implement
  95. 95.Brownstone seat spot
  96. 96.Tarot card interpreter
  97. 97.Time spent being summoned?
  98. 98.Gooey pit substance
  99. 99.Superlatively achy
  100. 100.Appliance with a drum
  101. 101.With 61 Down, South Korean car that shares a name with a South American city
  102. 102.Ma's ma
  103. 103."I finally solved this!"
  104. 104."Tremendous!"
  105. 105.Moves with a spring
  106. 106.Shoe sole pattern
  107. 107.Like chicken covered with crumbs
  108. 108.Madagascar primate
  109. 109.Prompted a bleeping edit, in a way
  110. 110.Charon's pole on the River Styx
  111. 111.Work on a sculpture
  112. 112.Diagnostic test using spin echo sequences
  113. 113.Simian beast
  114. 114.March Madness venues
  115. 115.Leave of ___
  116. 116.Like many hairstyles with frosted tips
  117. 117.Noncommittal declaration
  118. 118.Dark 'n' stormy liquor
  119. 119.Charon's role on the River Styx
  120. 120.Answer to all of one's problems
  121. 121.Jay Presson Allen play about writer Capote
  122. 122.Feel sorry about
  123. 123."Rats!"
  124. 124.Bishop's area
  125. 125.Diner sign phrase
  126. 126.Sci-fi source of beams
  127. 127.Time spent near a mouse?
  128. 128.Sharks may swim in them
  129. 129.Cranberry, raspberry and strawberry, e.g.
  130. 130.Quiet "C'mere!"
  131. 131.Opera house number
  132. 132.Arrangements of data
  133. 133.Relative's informal title
  134. 134.Go on the hunt for
  135. 135.Online handles
  136. 136.Nude
  137. 137.Green seedcase
  138. 138.___ breed (something unusual)
  139. 139.Many downloaded crossword files
  140. 140."Wild at Heart" actress Diane
  141. 141.Subject of Randall Stross's book "The Wizard of Menlo Park"
  142. 142."Seven-out" casino game
  143. 143.Breaking stuff on TV?
  144. 144."The World of ___" (1959 film directed by Satyajit Ray)

About Washington Post Sunday Crosswords

The Washington Post is one of the most popular newspapers of The United States and is widely circulated in Washington. There are separated state wise editions too. The crosswords published in The Washington Post are a very big attraction to its numerous daily readers. They ensure that there is something for everyone by dishing out various types of crosswords like Daily, Classic Monthly meta and the Special Sunday Crossword.

Washington Post Sunday Crossword Contests

The contests that are hosted by the Washington Post are Muller Monthly Music Meta crossword puzzle which is a special crossword that is released once a month and it can help you earn lot of bonus points.

The Washington Post crosswords are one of the most popular ones in the United States and so there are many instances where the players get stuck and may need the answers to clues and puzzles. The Washington Post has a dedicated website by the name of Washington Post Crossword answers where you can find all the clues and answers of the crosswords published in the Washington Post till date. They have a search option in case you are looking for the clue to an older puzzle.

The answers to the puzzles published in the newspaper are released on the next day. However if you cannot wait that long, then we suggest you to play the interactive crossword online.

The Washington Post offers a 30 day free pass on all its home delivery subscriptions. By availing this pass, the user can gain unlimited access to all digital content including crosswords. They Daily and Sunday crosswords can be played online very easily. The only prerequisite for this is that your browser should support Java or is Java enabled.

The Sunday puzzle is available in a printable format and you play it the classic pen and paper way or you can go digital and play the crossword online. The menu bar gives you a variety of options to customize your entire crossword experience. You can choose to reveal the answers in case you are stuck somewhere. It offers a variety of high quality content along with ease of play.

The crosswords published have a topic or theme and the entire puzzle is based on it. Example “alphabet soup” is the name of the latest crossword puzzle by Evan Birnholz where the play of words is so well presented. Once you solve a clue, you are forced to dive into the crossword looking for more. Solving crossword puzzles regularly gives you an edge in your vocabulary and also exercises the brain on a daily basis.

The Washington Post Sunday Crossword Author: The Sunday crosswords are written by a very popular writer Evan Birnholz. He is a resident of Philadelphia and has a rich archive of all his previously written crosswords on his website, Devil Cross.

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