Hartford Courant (Sunday)

STEREO TYPES

- By Amie Walker 2023 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

Across

1. Just slightly

5. Golden State sch.

8.Lambs’moms

12. Loose-fitting tops

18. Whittle (down)

19. Sold-out letters

20. Egg-shaped tomato

21. 100%

22. *Space to recover

25. Ohio college town

26. Smoothie berry

27. Warty hopper

28. Pro __: gratis

30. Received

31. Food Network garb

33. Have a bite

34. Westley’s repeated line in“The Princess Bride”

37. *Sending mixed messages, maybe?

41. GPS tech

42. Iditarod runners

43. Steel-cut grain

44. Raccoon kin

46. Word with market or circus

48. Smartphone tech

49. Pediatrici­ans, e.g.: Abbr.

50. *Pickle-y condiment

54. Part of a parfait

56. Air filter acronym

57. Baton

58. Sheridan of“Ready Player One”

59. Indian tea region

62. Historical divisions

64. Skate park fixture

66.“Sarah, Plain and __”: Newbery winner by Patricia MacLachlan

67. *Ham it up for the camera, say

70. *Chewable candy with a comic in its wrapper

72. Spanish model Sastre

73. Not quite dry

74. Director Preminger

75. Science class models

76. Gas additive brand

77. Actress Gadot

78. Obstacles to good teamwork

80. Panoramic view

83. *Satisfacto­ry compromise

86. Secret agent

87. Genetic material in some vaccines

90. Warm, in a way

91. Not fitting

93. Latvia, once: Abbr.

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94. Notary’s imprint

95. Risked putting one’s students to sleep, say

98. *10 or 11, at many hotels

101. Virgo and Scorpio, for two

104. Poke bowl tuna

105. Brings about

106. Holds

107. Peacekeepi­ng gp. since 1949

108. Classic muscle cars 109.“House”actor Omar

110. Left out

113. Home theater feature, and a feature of the answers to the starred clues?

118. Cinnamon candies

119. Brunei’s continent

120.“We’ll square up later”letters 121. Paper unit

122. Accord

123. Claim to be untrue

124. Recipe amt.

125. Phased-out jets

Down

1. BOLO kin

2. 2022 film starring Cate Blanchett as a conductor

3. Some floor decor

4. Church officers

5. Required H.S. course, often

6. __ Lanka

7. Frame of reference

8. Unpredicta­ble

9. Lumber

10. Punk offshoot

11. Afro-Brazilian dance

12. As well

13. Four Corners Native

14. Profession­al org. for some brokers 15.“All right, let me try”

16. Ad prizes

17. Keytar, e.g., briefly

21. Skater Harding played by Margot Robbie

23. Lose purposeful­ly

24. Billy __

29.“Do the Right Thing”actor Davis

31. Does the math

32. Teen soiree

35. Hungry, probably

36. Outlet site

38. Lighten

39. Snoops (around)

40. Stare open-mouthed

45. Try to rip

47. Sanctuary

49. Pulitzer-winning Kendrick Lamar album

51. Half a sextet

52. Caramel candy

53. Command posts

54. Thailand neighbor

55. Longtime NPR host Diane

56. Hem’s counterpar­t

59. Mighty silly

60. Beach acquisitio­n

61. Got out of the way

63. Convince to participat­e

65. Sea of __: Black Sea arm 66.“Toodles!”

68.“Severance”actor Scott

69. Blowout event 70.“Dynamite”K-pop group 71.“Harleys in Hawaii”singer Perry

74. Zing

77. Greek wraps

79. Avocado dip, casually

81.“This __ unfair!”

82. Refreshed, as decor

84.“The Incredible­s”family name

85. Neglected to

87. Prints a new edition of

88. Identify

89. Brewpub libations

92. Serving piece for an afternoon social

93. Slopes outfit

94. Fogs

96. A- on a test, e.g.

97.“Jeepers!”

99. Shoe designer Jimmy

100. Designates

101. Brief

102. Less wild

103.“Such a pity”

108. Broad smile

111. Fourth letter of the Arabic alphabet 112. Small fry

114. Mileage, in a sense

115. Crossword clue features: Abbr.

116. MLBer since ’05

117.“__ are open”: invitation to reach out on social media

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