Chicago Tribune (Sunday)

It Takes Two

- By Margaret Woodruff Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis

Across

1 Daffy Duck feature 5 Throws, as the shot 9 Real grind 13 Second most populous city in

the Dakotas

18 Chip in a chip 19 Brand with a wasabi-flavored variety in China 20 Necklace-fastening

site

21 Most of the Earth’s

surface

22 *Extra

25 Brought up

27 Paint fight sounds 28 Corned beef

concoction

29 Latte maker 30 31-Across prefix 31 Cruise stopover 32 *Bad

34 Since

36 Small island 38 Afore

39 Make out, in

Manchester 40 *Liar

45 Attends to

47 In an absurd fashion 48 Popular roller

coaster name 50 Squatters build them 55 Saucy

56 Big Apple designer

initials

58 Choice words? 59 Some campus

coaches

60 Messy room

metaphor

61 Bakery output 62 Plot size 64 Intellectu­al

65 *Hail

68 Apollo and Artemis 71 System developed

at Bell Labs

72 Get rid of

73 Banned pesticide 76 Whizzes

77 Waze option: Abbr. 78 Ostentatio­n

79 Toon explorer with

a talking purple backpack

80 Like 20 Questions

questions

81 More irritable 84 Like a probabilit­y distributi­on with two peaks

86 Say “I do,” maybe 88 *Ladybird

90 Suit in a Spanish

deck of cards 94 Madre’s sister 95 Mois après avril 96 “The Big __ Theory” 97 *Wait

100 Burn slightly 102 Air 2 or Pro

106 In general

107 They’re sometimes

goodies

109 Expert advice

111 Sympathize

112 *Hush

114 Fed settings

115 Second half of a

children’s game 116 Olympian queen 117 __ mad: to the max 118 Practices in a ring 119 Language that gave

us “plaid”

120 Boundary-pushing 121 Villain in “The

Lion King”

Down

1 “Dancer in the Dark” Palme d’Or

winner von Trier 2 Clumsy

3 Hardly new

4 Item common to

bikes and pianos 5 D.C. bigwigs 6 Address without

lat. or long. 7 Detachable strip 8 Serious

9 Ignore pointedly 10 In recent history 11 Offer a view

12 “__ Out”: 2017

Jordan Peele film 13 Made inroads 14 Biting, as wit 15 Shows over 16 Actress Greer with the longest-ever Oscar acceptance speech

17 Kind of punch 23 Order to relax 24 Verbal protest 26 Freaking

29 Carried

31 Quarter barrels for

a beer bash 33 Controllin­g power 35 Perseveres, with

“on”

37 Old nuclear agcy. 40 Dicey spots? 41 Working without __ 42 Not, quaintly 43 Explosive stuff 44 Like some roads

and receptions 45 Gourmet mushroom 46 Pipsqueak 49 Seuss character who “speaks for the trees” 51 Alternativ­e media

namesake 52 Perfectly fine

53 __ Johnson, Anthony Anderson’s “Black-ish” role 54 Pre-1991 Georgia,

e.g.: Abbr.

57 DOD intel arm 59 Dramatic artist 61 Whiz kid 62 Choreograp­her de

Mille

63 TV franchise with

a Vegas spin-off 64 Digital conflict? 65 Before ... or after 66 Wacko

67 Head of MI6? 68 Senator Klobuchar 69 Issa of “Insecure” 70 Papers in a job recruiter’s office,

briefly

73 Bird last seen in 1662 74 Apothecary’s weight 75 Story

77 Urban opposite 78 Nose (into)

79 “I’m so dense!” 81 Purely decorative

detail

82 “__ body meet ... ” 83 Bring forth

85 The Temptation­s’

first #1 single 87 Dieted 89 Embarrasse­d 90 Reason for shoe

inserts 91 Perseveran­ce and

Curiosity

92 Track’s 400 meters 93 Layers 95 Free-for-alls 98 Where a tot might

come from? 99 Grass accessory 101 Anne of “Psycho”

(1998)

103 Aquatic arenas 104 Bertha was locked

in one in “Jane Eyre” 105 Chicago Bears’ Super Bowl XX

winning coach 108 Denzel’s role in “The Little Things” (2021)

109 Beseech

110 __ pressure

112 Dir. the Kings travel

to play the Lakers 113 Tango’s cobirthpla­ce: Abbr.

 ?? © 2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. ?? Last week’s answers can be found in today’s “Puzzle Island Solutions.”
© 2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. Last week’s answers can be found in today’s “Puzzle Island Solutions.”

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